How do you make your Grease Dance AI video step by step?
Preview the selected reference, upload a clear photo for each person you want replaced, complete checkout, then review and download your finished video.
- Check the selected version. Watch the 12-second reference above. The prepared reference uses 45–57 seconds of the linked performance, letterboxed into a horizontal 16:9 MP4 without cropping the cinema composition.
- Upload your photos. Photo 1: Sandy role. the blonde lead shown in the opening close-up and red heels, tracked through every duet and close-up. Photo 2: Danny role. the dark-haired lead crawling behind the red heels in the opening, then dancing beside the blonde lead. The first photo is required. Optional empty roles keep the corresponding reference performer; adding a photo does not create another performer.
- Pay once and generate. This video costs $11.99 once, with the editing prompt and source video already supplied.
- Review and download. Check the faces, role consistency and motion through the entire clip. Download the MP4 with the selected reference audio.
What is the Grease Dance trend?
Put yourself and a partner into the Grease carnival duet, from the red-heel approach to the paired dance with the selected reference soundtrack.
This page uses the carnival duet excerpt at 45–57 seconds of the linked performance. The opening includes the red heels and crawling approach, followed by the paired dance with the crowd behind them.
How do I make Grease Dance AI with my own photos?
Upload a clear adult photo for each role you want replaced, preview the prepared reference, pay once, then download your completed video.
Photo 1: Sandy role. the blonde lead shown in the opening close-up and red heels, tracked through every duet and close-up. Photo 2: Danny role. the dark-haired lead crawling behind the red heels in the opening, then dancing beside the blonde lead. The first photo is required. Optional empty roles keep the corresponding reference performer; adding a photo does not create another performer.
How much does Grease Dance AI cost, and how long is the video?
Grease Dance AI costs $11.99 once for a 12-second 720p MP4 with original reference sound, usually ready in five to ten minutes.
The configured output is 1280×720, 16:9, MP4. The prepared reference uses 45–57 seconds of the linked performance, letterboxed into a horizontal 16:9 MP4 without cropping the cinema composition. Processing time is an estimate. The checkout total appears before payment.
Will Grease Dance AI keep my face, skin tone, body and clothes?
Your uploaded photo guides the face, hair, skin tone, body proportions and clothes, while the reference supplies the performance, camera movements and timing.
Use an evenly lit photo with your face visible and your intended outfit. The prompt transfers the source expressions and movements to your own proportions and follows the same person through turns, crossings and cuts. Review the finished result because generated details can vary.
Does Grease Dance AI include the original movements and sound?
The prepared reference guides a frame-by-frame recreation of the original performance, with its audio attached to the MP4 and aligned to the selected sequence.
Photo one follows the blonde lead and optional photo two follows the dark-haired lead. Both stay assigned through the close-ups and duet; the crowd remains from the reference.
Which version of Grease Dance AI does this page use?
This Grease Dance AI page uses the twelve-second reference shown above, retaining its specific carnival scene, performer positions, camera sequence and included original soundtrack.
The preview is the selected source reference, not a generated customer example. The prepared reference uses 45–57 seconds of the linked performance, letterboxed into a horizontal 16:9 MP4 without cropping the cinema composition. Check this version before paying; similarly named templates can use different scenes or performers.
Where can you check the original videos and sources?
The selected performance is documented in the linked post by @MiguelAching, dated 2023-09-08. The post date identifies that upload; it does not establish when the trend was first created.
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