Toc Toc AI Couple Dance Generator: Two-Person Brief

Choose a separate photo for each person

Use two separate photos, each showing one adult with visible hands, separate legs and room around the shoes. Assign the first photo to A and the second to B. A follows the reference dancer starting on the left; B follows the one starting on the right. Record each outfit and hairstyle so you can check both identities across the finished clip.

Describe the dancers by stable positions

Use the person on the left and the person on the right in the motion brief. Add a visible clothing detail if it helps distinguish them. Then explain whether they move together, mirror one another or take turns. Avoid a first request that includes a crossing path and a camera orbit. Position changes make it harder to track which person should remain where.

Start with simple shared timing

A gentle synchronized sway or a small mirrored step gives you a clear action to inspect. Keep some space between hands unless contact is essential to the idea. If you need a handhold, examine the contact point throughout the clip. A short description cannot guarantee exact synchronization. Review the actual motion before deciding that the couple is moving on the same beat.

Check both people throughout the timeline

Pause where the bodies come closest and inspect faces, clothing and limbs. Make sure one person does not absorb the other’s hand or change places unexpectedly. Confirm that both people consent to the source and intended edit. The editor lets you assign two separate photos to A and B and select the duo reference before generation. Review the generated result for each identity separately; the reference shows movement and cannot guarantee how either face will look in the final clip.

A couple with overlapping hands

One source photo shows an adult with a hand hidden behind their body; the other shows a second adult with both hands visible. If the first motion asks both people to swing their arms, that contact area becomes difficult to judge. Try a gentle shared sway with restrained hands, or replace the obscured photo. Track the left and right subjects independently in a future output. A synchronized overall impression does not prove that both identities and all visible limbs remain consistent.

A motion brief to adapt

Replace source-specific details with what is visible in your image. Copying this text does not start a video render.

Check your plan before continuing

• Both people have permission for the planned image and edit.
• Left and right subjects are clearly identified in the brief.
• The action avoids unnecessary overlap during the first attempt.
• Faces and hands are checked at the closest point of contact.

Questions about this workflow

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