Your faces and clothes
Use photos that clearly show the face, hair and outfit you want. Full-body photos help define trousers and shoes; a headshot leaves more for the model to infer.
Turn two adult photos into the Thriller studio duo.Two photos. You and a friend in the Thriller studio dance.
This version puts two people side by side in a bright, mirrored dance studio for a selected Thriller dance break. Both dancers have their own photo slot.
The routine starts with side leans and outstretched claw-like arms, then continues through head rolls, a forward hair flip and wide-stance shoulder movements. The wood floor, mirrors, barre and fixed camera come from the reference.
Watch the original studio danceThe 15-second reference is the dance break at 0:07–0:22 of the original, not its entire roughly 36-second video. The Thriller cat dance is a separate template with one pet lead and fixed supporting cats.
Give each dancer one clear adult photo, then choose your clip.
Put the first adult photo in Left dancer and the second in Right dancer. These labels refer to the opening positions in the reference.
Choose the first 5 seconds of the selected dance break or the 15-second excerpt, at 480P or 720P. The generation button shows the current credit total.
Check both faces, outfits and mirror reflections in the finished clip. Open the result from History to watch or download it.
Each photo controls one dancer's appearance while the reference supplies the routine.
Use photos that clearly show the face, hair and outfit you want. Full-body photos help define trousers and shoes; a headshot leaves more for the model to infer.
The studio, framing and choreography follow the reference. Reflections should follow the same two people rather than become additional dancers. Fine details can vary during fast movement.
Check the selected settings and total before generating.
Both clips start at the beginning of the reviewed routine. Choose 480P or 720P. The short clip contains the opening moves, not the later hair flip.
The generation button updates the quote when you change the length or resolution. Uploading photos and changing options do not start generation.
Pick the version that matches the people or pet in your photos.
Upload two separate photos, one clear adult in each. Left dancer uses the first photo; Right dancer uses the second. Crop group photos to the intended person before uploading.
You can upload the same adult photo to both slots. Two different photos are easier to tell apart when checking the result and reflections.
Neither. This page uses the two-person studio routine shown in the reference. The cat template has its own page, and this version does not use the original music video's zombie crowd.
The photos guide each dancer's face, hair and clothing. The room stays the reference studio, not the background of either uploaded photo. Clear full-body photos provide more outfit detail.
Choose 5 or 15 seconds at 480P or 720P. The default is 15 seconds at 480P. Both start at the selected dance break, about 7 seconds into the original video. The short clip contains its first 5 seconds; later movements appear only in the longer excerpt.
The output uses the selected reference clip's recording. It does not create your voice or a new recording of Thriller. Check the music rules for the platform where you plan to share it.
The edit is designed to keep each photo bound to its dancer and reflection, but fast head movement, hands and mirrors can introduce visual errors. Review the full clip before sharing.
Open History to follow the status and retrieve a finished video. Failed tasks use the site's existing credit-return handling. Check the task and balance before starting another paid attempt.