The A2O LITE NEON dance is the duo intro everyone was trying in October 2026. Two dancers start side by side, sway, throw their arms up on a diagonal, and then the one in front spins into a high kick. They split apart with wide lunges, freeze in a high-and-low pose, one down at the floor and one up on a single leg, and land the ending together in a wide squat. Within a day there were covers by friends and couples, and soon after AI versions with cats dancing it upright.
This template makes your version from two photos. Photo 1 takes the left spot, photo 2 the right, and both follow every move at the same moment, filmed from a low camera on the floor of a neon-lit underground garage. Keep both on Person for a duo with your best friend or partner, or set one to Pet and dance it with your cat or dog.
The result is a 15-second vertical clip, ready to post. For the best likeness, use clear, well-lit photos with one person or one animal in each, ideally showing the whole body.
For the full walkthrough, with where the trend came from, which photos work best and what surprised us while we built this template, read our guide: How to make your own A2O LITE NEON dance video.