A trio, even with one photo
One photo fills all three roles. With two photos, photo 1 fills Center and Right, and photo 2 fills Left. With three, photo 1 is Center, photo 2 is Left and photo 3 is Right.
Turn 1–3 photos into the Chipmunks Dance trio. Keep your photo outfits and follow the studio routine, from the opening bounce to the turns and swaps.Turn 1–3 photos into the Chipmunks Dance trio. Keep your photo outfits and follow the studio routine, from the opening bounce to the turns and swaps.
This version follows three people dancing in a bright studio with a wooden floor. They bounce together, raise their arms, and take turns moving forward and changing places.
The opening center dancer steps forward and turns away from the camera. The trio then points upward and rotates through the formation. Center, left and right name their opening roles; each person keeps the same identity as they move.
View the studio original by @dancebythreejsThis is a human trio dance, not an animated chipmunk transformation. The 15-second reference is the opening segment of the studio take credited below; it is different from the CapCut living-room example and is not our generated result.
Upload 1–3 clear photos, one person per photo. Full-body photos show the outfit and shoes. Assign the opening Center, Left and Right roles from the camera’s view.
Upload 1–3 clear photos, one person per photo. Full-body photos show the outfit and shoes. Assign the opening Center, Left and Right roles from the camera’s view.
Choose the 5-second opening or the 15-second segment, at 480P or 720P. Default: 15 seconds at 480P. Both clips start at the beginning; the 5-second option ends before the main swaps.
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Choose the cast; the reference supplies the studio, camera and choreography.
One photo fills all three roles. With two photos, photo 1 fills Center and Right, and photo 2 fills Left. With three, photo 1 is Center, photo 2 is Left and photo 3 is Right.
Each photo guides that dancer’s face, hair and clothing throughout the clip. Turns, overlapping bodies and hidden clothing can affect the result, so review all three dancers.
Choose your settings before generating.
Choose the 5-second opening or the 15-second segment, at 480P or 720P. Default: 15 seconds at 480P. Both clips start at the beginning; the 5-second option ends before the main swaps.
The generation button updates the quote when you change the duration or quality. Uploading a photo does not start generation.
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Explore templateUpload 1–3 clear photos, one person per photo. Full-body photos show the outfit and shoes. Assign the opening Center, Left and Right roles from the camera’s view.
This version follows three people dancing in a bright studio with a wooden floor. They bounce together, raise their arms, and take turns moving forward and changing places.
The wooden-floor studio and fixed camera come from the reference. Your photos guide each dancer’s appearance and outfit, not the background.
Choose the 5-second opening or the 15-second segment, at 480P or 720P. Default: 15 seconds at 480P. Both clips start at the beginning; the 5-second option ends before the main swaps.
The finished video uses the selected reference recording. It does not clone your voice. Check the audio rules of the platform where you share it.
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