Both of you, head to toe
One steady wide shot shows the whole dance: side by side, a high kick, two side swaps and the final pose. Faces, hair and skin tones come from your photos.
For the Grease dance trend on TikTok and Reels
Two photos in, a retro rock-and-roll duet out. You and your partner dance the flirty couple routine head to toe in one wide shot: side by side, a high kick, two side swaps and, in the full version, the final pose.
Starts on the leftLeather-jacket role
Starts on the rightBlack-outfit role, kicks first
The two swap sides twice during the dance, and each keeps their own face the whole time. One adult per photo.
800 credits · 15 s · 720p · 9:16
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Full 23 seconds · City square · Trend look · Trend sound
Starts on the left
Starts on the rightThe example uses two AI-generated people, not real ones.
The routine, the wide shot and the timing are fixed. Your photos decide who dances it, and you pick where.
One steady wide shot shows the whole dance: side by side, a high kick, two side swaps and the final pose. Faces, hair and skin tones come from your photos.
The dancers cross in front of each other twice. Each one keeps their own face through every swap, and the roles follow the slot you put each photo in.
A city square, a retro diner, a school dance, a beach boardwalk, a funfair or a rooftop at night, or upload a photo of your own place.
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Places
Six empty places made for this shot, from a sunny city square to a rooftop at night.
Or upload your own photo of an empty place. Results vary with the photo: a wide, level shot with open ground in front works best.
Three steps, a few minutes.
One adult per photo, facing the camera, with the face clearly visible. Put each photo in the role you want; the Swap button switches them.
Choose one of six places or your own, 15 or 23 seconds, the trend outfits or your own clothes, and the trend's sound or silence.
720p, 9:16, no watermark. Post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts and tag your partner.
Use one adult per photo, facing the camera, with the whole face sharp, evenly lit and uncovered. The video is a wide shot, so a clear face matters more than anything else. Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters and group photos; for Their own clothes, show the outfit from the waist up or full body.
Starting on the left means the leather-jacket role; starting on the right means the black outfit, the high kick and the lean into your partner at the end. Anyone can take either role: put each photo where you want it, or press Swap.
The Grease dance is the flirty finale duet from a classic 1970s high-school musical: a leather jacket and a skin-tight black outfit, shoulder shimmies, side steps, a high kick and a final pose, danced by a couple facing the camera.
Couples, friends and street dancers have recreated it for decades, and now it is an AI video trend: people put their own faces on the dancers and post the clip. Ours follows a street cover of the duet in one wide, unbroken shot, and you choose where it is danced.
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Questions
It is a short video of two people, you and a partner or any two adults in your photos, dancing the retro rock-and-roll couple duet of the Grease dance trend in one wide shot. This page makes one from one or two photos: 800 credits for 15 seconds, 1,200 credits for the full 23 seconds.
Add a photo for each role, pick a place, a length, the outfits and the sound, then press Generate. We put the people in your photos into our own wide shot of the duet: faces and hair come from your photos; the moves, the timing and the camera come from the shot. It usually takes a few minutes.
No. One photo is enough: an AI partner dances the other role, in that role's look. With two photos, each of you dances the role whose slot you used.
The left slot is the dancer who starts on the left, in the leather jacket in the trend look. The right slot starts on the right, wears the black outfit and heels, does the high kick and leans into their partner in the final pose. Anyone can take either role; press Swap to switch the photos.
One adult per photo, facing the camera, with the face sharp and evenly lit. Avoid sunglasses, masks, heavy filters and group photos. For Their own clothes, show the outfit from the waist up or full body.
15 seconds is a flat 800 credits and the full 23 seconds 1,200 credits, whatever place, outfits or sound you pick. The $9.90 pack covers one 15-second video, larger packs cost less per video, and a failed render is returned to your balance.
Both are the same routine from the start, with both side swaps. The 15-second version ends while the two are still dancing; the full 23 seconds plays the whole routine and ends on the final pose.
Yes. Choose Your own place and upload a photo of an empty place, taken level at eye height with open ground in front. Photos with people in them are turned away, so nobody else ends up dancing. Results vary more than with our six places.
Yes. Choose Their own clothes and each dancer keeps the outfit from their photo for the whole video. An AI partner always wears the trend look of its role.
Yes. By default the trend's track runs under the whole video, timed to the dance. Choose Silent if you want to add your own music when you post.
Usually a few minutes; you can close the tab, and the finished video waits in My videos. A failed render returns the credits straight to your balance. If a finished video is clearly broken, write to support and we will look at it.
No. This is an independent fan tool with no connection to the film, its songs, performers or rights holders, TikTok or any creator. No footage from the film is used.
No. The videos are for personal sharing: they carry a song that belongs to its rights holders, so we cannot grant commercial rights to it.
Every tool turns your photos into a short vertical video. One credit balance works on all of them.
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One or two photos. Fifteen or twenty-three seconds. The couple dance everyone remakes.
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