The Toc Toc dance is the deadpan routine everyone copied in autumn 2026, also known as the Jean Phil dance. A dancer walks up to the camera, backs away and starts hopping on one foot with the other knee bent up, knocking on an invisible door with one fist. Then come the arms flung wide, a sideways skip across the room with a kick back, and a wide-arm finish facing the camera, all without the hint of a smile.
This template puts you in that clip from one photo: the same bare white room, the same fixed camera, every move on time, with your face and your clothes. Set the photo to Pet and your cat or dog dances it upright on its hind legs. To dance it with friends, switch to Duo for two photos or Trio for three: everyone dances side by side in sync, and every photo can be a person or a pet.
The result is an 11-second vertical clip, ready to post. For the best likeness, use a clear, well-lit photo that shows the whole body.
For the full guide, with every move of the Toc Toc dance, which photos work best and how pets do in Duo and Trio, read our post: How to do the Toc Toc dance.