Choose a photo with room to dance
A dance clip starts with a still image. Give the model a clear view of the subject before you choose a template. A clean photo cannot guarantee a perfect result, but it makes your starting point easier to assess.
Keep the whole subject in view
Choose one consenting adult or one pet. For a person, aim to include the head, hands, and feet with a little space around them. Hands hidden behind a bag or legs cut off at the knee give the motion model less information to work with. For a pet, keep the full body visible and avoid overlapping animals.
Use a photo you own or have permission to use. Everyone depicted must have consented. Photos of minors and public figures are not accepted.
Check the light and background
A sharp subject against a simple background is a useful starting point. Avoid very dark images, strong motion blur, busy crowds, and objects crossing the subject. Do not upload identity documents or other sensitive material visible in the background.
Review the vertical frame
Upload one JPEG, PNG, or WebP file of no more than 5 MB. Dime Dime Baby AI prepares the image in a 720 × 1280 vertical frame for generation. Check the preview before submitting: is the face clear, are the limbs visible, and is there enough space for movement? Start with a vertical photo when possible.
Before you spend credits
- Confirm that the subject and image meet the consent rules.
- Check the template and duration. A 5-second clip uses 10 credits; a 10-second clip uses 15.
- Submit once, then follow the job in My Creations. A slow or uncertain result does not mean you should start the same job again.
The model may change facial details, anatomy, clothing, or the background. Review the finished clip before sharing it. Generation is available only after the service operator has configured the required integrations and template references.