Sunset Squad Dance

Turn three photos of your cats, dogs or friends into a 15-second squad dance on a sunset boardwalk: sunglasses on, four shots, every move on the beat.

Sunset Squad Dance AI: three pets, one four-shot dance

Three photos in, one 15-second clip out: your cats, dogs or friends in black sunglasses, dancing a four-shot squad routine on a sunset boardwalk.

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Key features

Four shots, every move on the beat

The squad dance plays out in four quick shots: a close-up of the dancer on the right bobbing with both paws on its head, a close-up of the middle dancer pumping two thumbs up with a pouty face, all three bouncing toward the camera side by side, and a wide shot of the whole squad freestyling in a row until the end.

Your own squad, in shades

Each photo becomes one dancer: left, middle or right. Mix cats, dogs and people however you like. Every dancer keeps the face, fur and markings of its own photo, wears black sunglasses and nothing else, and stands up on its hind legs to dance.

How to use

  1. 01

    Upload three photos, one for each spot: left, middle and right. Each one can be a cat, a dog or a person, ideally with the whole body in view.

  2. 02

    For each photo, choose Pet or Person, then keep 480p or choose 720p.

  3. 03

    Generate, then download your 15-second video.

Deep dive

The Sunset Squad Dance is a four-shot routine for three dancers in black sunglasses. It opens on a close-up of the dancer on the right, bobbing to the beat with both paws on its head, then cuts to the middle dancer pumping two thumbs up with a pouty face while the other two wave their arms behind. Next all three bounce toward the camera side by side, and the clip ends on a wide shot of the whole squad freestyling in a row.

This template puts your own squad in it. Upload three photos, one each for the left, middle and right spot, and set each to Pet or Person. Cats and dogs stand up on their hind legs and dance with their own faces, fur and markings; people keep their face, hair and clothes. Everyone wears black sunglasses on a seaside boardwalk at golden hour.

The result is a 15-second landscape video. For the best likeness, use clear, well-lit photos that show the whole body, and give the middle spot to the dancer you want in the second close-up.

For the full walkthrough, with how to pick the three photos, who to put in the middle and what to check in the wide shot, read our guide: How to make a cats and dogs dancing video.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sunset Squad Dance?+

A short squad dance in four shots on a seaside boardwalk at golden hour. Three dancers in black sunglasses take turns in front of the camera: the one on the right bobs with its paws on its head, the one in the middle pumps two thumbs up, then all three bounce toward the camera and finish with a wide freestyle shot.

Do I need three photos?+

Yes. The template always has three dancers, so it takes exactly three photos: one for the left spot, one for the middle and one for the right. The middle dancer gets the second close-up, so put your star there.

Can I mix cats, dogs and people?+

Yes. Set each photo to Pet or Person. Pets stand on their hind legs and dance with their own paws, face, fur and markings; people keep their face, hair and the clothes in their photo.

Which photos work best?+

One animal or one person per photo, with the whole body in view, in good light and with the face not covered. Use photos of your own pets, or of adults who agree to be in the video.

Where does the dance take place?+

On a wooden boardwalk by the sea at sunset, with palm trees and sand behind the dancers and warm, low light.

How long is the video, and what shape?+

Fifteen seconds, 16:9 landscape. It renders at 480p by default, or 720p if you choose it.

How many credits does it cost?+

180 credits at 480p and 271 credits at 720p.

Guides and trends

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Turn three photos into a 15-second video of your cats and dogs dancing in black sunglasses on a sunset boardwalk. How to pick the photos, who goes in the middle, and what to check once it's done.