Solo dance
Dance with your own face, hair and outfit.
One person · One person, waist-up or full-body.
Try Solo danceTurn one photo into the Toc Toc dance, with the original sound. Keep your own look in Solo, or bring 2–5 friends together in blonde wigs and brown suits. No filming or dance practice needed.
Paid credits required. Check the cost before generating.
PHOTO TO VIDEO
The blue jacket and short hair carry over into this 5-second AI dance example, with the original sound.

Three friends, matching blonde wigs and brown suits. This 5-second AI example starts with one group photo. Faces can vary more in group videos; review everyone before sharing.

It puts you into the Toc Toc routine: knee lifts, one-foot hops and knocking fists, all with a straight face. Upload one photo, choose Solo or Crew, and get a short dance video with the original sound. You do not need to film yourself or write a prompt.
Dance with your own face, hair and outfit.
One person · One person, waist-up or full-body.
Try Solo danceBring your crew into the dance in matching blonde wigs and brown suits.
One group photo · 2–5 people, clearly separated and visible.
Try Wig & suit crewGo Solo with your own hair and clothes, or choose Wig & suit crew for matching blonde wigs and brown suits.
Use one person for Solo, or one group photo with 2–5 people for Crew. Keep faces and bodies clearly visible.
Choose 5 or 10 seconds and check the cost. Watch the dance with sound, then download your video.
GET A CLEARER FIRST TAKE
Want a small change? Add one short request.
Use one photo with two to five clearly separated people for Wig & suit crew. Solo takes one person and keeps their own look. The blonde wigs and brown suits belong to Crew, so do not choose it when your main goal is to preserve everyone's existing hairstyle and outfit.
Make the Toc Toc dance from a photo: knee lifts, hops and knocking fists. Go solo with your own look, or put your crew in blonde wigs and brown suits.
One. Use a photo of one person for Solo, or one group photo with 2–5 clearly visible people for Crew.
Solo follows your hairstyle and outfit. Crew uses blonde wigs and brown suits. Faces and clothing details can vary.
No. The dance is included. You only need your photo; a short instruction is optional.
Yes. Listen before sharing, as the generated moves may not land on every beat.
Examples are free to watch. Generating requires paid credits from a plan or credit pack; trial credits cannot be used. Each new version also uses credits.
Choose 5 or 10 seconds. Videos are vertical by default, ready to share on TikTok or Reels.
Use a well-lit photo with faces and bodies visible. For Crew, avoid overlapping people. Watch everyone’s face, hands and feet before sharing.
Choose a version, upload one photo and make your first take.
Create your Toc Toc AI videoMovement source: Zo & Jess Toc Toc dance. Independent Vismuse tool. Not affiliated with Patrick Sébastien, the dance creators or CapCut.