Toc Toc dance
AI prompts.
Copy clear prompts for solo steps, body leans and duo choreography. Keep the subject, movement and camera instructions separate.
When you generate, your photos are uploaded to create your video.
Start with a controlled solo shuffle.
Use this when the photo already has a clear full-body subject. The aim is readable footwork, with no camera movement competing for attention.
The full-body person performs small alternating side steps with relaxed shoulders and natural hand movement. Both feet remain visible. Keep the original clothing and background. Fixed vertical camera, one uninterrupted shot.
Add a lean without losing the stance.
A large lean can produce unstable anatomy. Ask for a gentle motion first, then review the supporting leg and floor contact in the output.
The person shifts weight onto one leg, lifts the other foot slightly and makes a gentle sideways lean, then returns to a stable standing pose. Keep the supporting foot grounded, hands natural and face consistent. No camera pan or zoom.
Give each person room in a duo.
Describe spacing and timing explicitly. If the bodies overlap in the input, a longer prompt may not solve the ambiguity; choose a clearer photo.
Two fully visible adults stand apart and perform matching small side steps. They lean gently in the same direction, then return to center. Keep their identities separate, their limbs distinct and both pairs of feet visible. Fixed vertical camera and unchanged background.
A few good questions.
Should I write prompts in English or Spanish?
Use a language supported by your chosen model. These pages provide both, but model support and results vary.
Why does the generated motion differ from the prompt?
Text gives a direction rather than precise choreography. Reduce conflicting instructions, simplify the motion or use a supported motion-reference workflow.