Stateside Dance AI

Stateside Dance AI turns one full-body photo into a 10-second vertical video of you doing the Stateside dance, with sound.

What you give it and what you get

• Input: one photo of one person, ideally full body and facing the camera. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB.
• Output: a 10-second 9:16 MP4 in HD 720p, with the trend's sound, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
• No prompt to write, no app to install and no filming. It takes a few minutes, and you can leave the page while it works.

The ten seconds, in order

The site lays the clip out as one fixed phone camera and one dancer, in seven beats. From 0 to 1 second a hop toward the camera and a full turn. From 1 to 2.5 seconds one arm sweeps over the head. From 2.5 to 4 seconds the hands frame the face. From 4 to 5 seconds the hands drop to the hips as the weight shifts. From 5 to 6.5 seconds comes a second turn. From 6.5 to 8.5 seconds both arms go up into a knee lift with the foot kicked back. The last 1.5 seconds are a lean forward and a finish square to the camera.

The dance is the short solo routine TikTok users film to "Stateside" by PinkPantheress, most often the version with Zara Larsson. This tool does only that one dance. It is not a general photo-to-dance or lip-sync generator.

Photos that work

• Head to feet in frame, because the steps and the kick need your legs.
• One person only. Group photos confuse who should dance.
• Face uncovered: no sunglasses, masks or hands over the face.
• Bright, even light. A dark or blurry photo gives a softer face.
• Your outfit carries over into the video, so pick clothes you could dance in.
• Only yourself or an adult who agreed. No children, celebrities or public figures.

Cost, sign-in and caveats

You sign in with Google, and a new account gets free credits for one video. The Generate button shows how many credits a video uses before you start, and a failed video gives its credits back automatically. Finished videos stay in "My videos" so you can download them again.

The page says face, hair, skin tone, build and outfit all come from your photo, and that AI video can still change small details such as hands or clothing. Its hero clip is labeled as made with the generator from one photo, with no editing. The picture on this listing is the site's own graphic with two stills of a dancer in a purple top, not a video made from here. The site is an independent tool and is not the artists' or TikTok's. This listing was not taken through an account or a generation.