
Recommended
- One fully clothed adult per photo, facing forward or at a slight angle.
- A sharp face and visible hair; a full-body photo helps describe the outfit and proportions.
- Clear hands and limbs without overlap, with even lighting.
One or two photos. Two dancers taking turns.Make a Mi Chico duet from one or two photos. Your first photo opens and closes the dance; your second takes the middle spotlight.
This version is a two-person duet where the dancers take turns in front of the camera.
The first dancer opens with a point toward the camera. The second steps in for the middle routine, with overhead claps and playful boxing gestures. The opening dancer returns for the finger-gun ending.
View the Mi Chico reference postMi Chico is used for several different routines. This template is the spotlight-exchange duet, not a side-by-side dance-studio or pet version.
The role follows the person through the routine, not a fixed side of the screen.
The opening-and-ending dancer begins the routine and points toward the camera.
The middle dancer takes over with claps and playful boxing moves. With one upload, this role uses the first photo too.
The opening dancer comes back for the final finger-gun pose. Choose the full clip to include this return.
Add your cast, check the settings, then review the result.
Upload the opening-and-ending dancer first. Add another adult to the optional middle slot, or leave it empty to cast the same person twice.
Choose 15 seconds for the full handover and ending, or 5 seconds for the opening. Select 480P or 720P and check the credit total before submitting.
Open History to follow the task. Watch the complete result and check both identities, hands and the ending before sharing.
Use photos of yourself or adults who have agreed to appear in this AI video.


A focused setup for this particular Mi Chico duet.
Opening & ending and Middle dancer tell you which photo belongs to each part.
The selected reference guides the routine and setting. Your photos guide the dancers' appearance.
Faces, hands, clothing and motion can vary. Watch the handover and ending before posting.
The generation button shows the current total for your selected settings.
Choose 5 or 15 seconds at 480P or 720P, in vertical 9:16. The 15-second option includes the full routine; the 5-second opening does not include the middle solo or ending.
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The choreography stays the same. Your uploads decide who fills each role.
Try another routine or bring your own video.
It is the spotlight-exchange duet: one dancer opens, the other takes the middle, then the first returns for the final pose. Other Mi Chico templates may use different studio, solo or pet routines.
One photo is enough to cast the same adult in both roles. Add a second photo when you want two different people. Each uploaded photo should show just one person.
Put that person's photo in Opening & ending dancer. The optional Middle dancer photo is assigned to the middle routine. These are performance roles, not fixed left and right positions.
Choose 5 or 15 seconds at 480P or 720P. The 15-second version preserves the approximately 14.5-second source routine, with a brief held ending to complete the export. The 5-second option shows only the opening.
This version is for adult human subjects, with one person in each photo. Pet, mixed human-pet and group-photo inputs have not been validated for this template.
This template keeps the selected reference clip's audio. Review the sound before sharing. Access to the generator does not grant unrestricted music rights for every platform or commercial use; follow the rules for your account and intended use.
The generation button shows the current credit total. Check the task in History if a request is delayed or its status is unclear; do not immediately start another paid attempt. Confirmed technical failures follow the site's existing credit-return process.
Exact likeness is not guaranteed. Overlapping arms, claps and hands near the camera can affect faces and anatomy. Inspect both identities throughout the result, especially when one dancer takes over and the first returns.