One lead photo is required. The nearest dancer on each side is optional and independent, for about ten seconds on the foggy street.
Thriller AI keeps one nighttime street excerpt: a center-front lead, two nearest dancers behind that lead, and a larger ensemble in the fog. Your first photo always replaces the person at the front, including face, hair, body, clothing, and shoes. Rear left and rear right are optional and do not depend on each other. Four ordered mixes cover the lead alone, either neighbor, or all three. An empty optional slot keeps that source dancer. The street, the fog, and the short routine stay. The page does not extend this excerpt into a full music video.
Use one photo with the face, hair, clothing, and shoes visible. A close selfie leaves the lower outfit as a guess. The source teal jacket and orange trousers are not a required look. Use a person you have permission to depict.
Rear left and rear right are the nearest dancers behind the lead, as you see the opening. Add one, the other, both, or neither. You do not fill them in a forced order. The rest of the crowd is not a photo slot.
The labeled slots decide which file plays which person. Thriller AI has no prompt editor. Credits follow resolution. The clip is about ten seconds, with the original soundtrack restored on delivery. A prompt of your own, or a video of your own, belongs on /video.
The first photo owns the person at the front of the formation, through the bent-knee steps, the shoulder accents, the claw-like hands, and the head turns. Clothing and shoes travel with the face.
Use a picture where the full outfit is readable. A specific likeness is not assured. Permission is required for the person you upload.
Rear left and rear right each have a slot. Fill only the ones you want to change. Empty is a finished choice. The remaining crowd stays with the source.
Left and right are from your view at the opening. Those labels stay with the person through later turns. You can replace the right dancer without touching the left.
Two independent optionals mean four ordered combinations: the lead alone, lead plus left, lead plus right, or all three. Ordered means each filled file stays tied to its label.
Add only the left slot if that is the only change you want. An empty optional keeps that source dancer instead of borrowing a neighboring file.
Each uploaded person brings their own outfit into that role. You do not need the teal jacket or the orange trousers unless they are in the photo you want to keep.
Fine patterns, logos, and partly hidden details can change during motion. Use separate, single-person pictures when you want the three roles easy to tell apart.
The night street, the fog, the camera, and this short routine belong to the performance. The page will not rebuild the set or stretch the clip into a full music video.
This page is not an official music video and not a partnership with a performer. The result is a recast of this fixed excerpt.
The finished clip follows this performance for about ten seconds. There is no control on the page for a longer dance or a shorter tease.
The original soundtrack is added from the performance. Uploading a photo does not clone a voice or grant music rights. Credits follow the resolution you pick in Settings.
Watch the lead’s hands during the claw-like gestures, the knees and feet through the steps, and the face during head turns. Check that the lead stays distinct from nearby dancers.
Overlapping arms can distort. An extra limb, a swapped outfit, or a neighbor who has borrowed the lead’s look means look again. Results vary.
If you only have a lead, stop there. The two nearest source dancers and the rest of the crowd remain. That is one of the four mixes, and it is a finished setup.
Adding optional files later is a new choice, not a correction. There is no prompt field on this page. A custom prompt or a custom video belongs on /video.
Only the center-front lead. Rear left and rear right can both stay empty. You need permission for the people you upload.
No. Each optional is independent. You may add only the left dancer, only the right dancer, both, or neither. Empty keeps that source dancer.
The lead plus every mix of the two optionals: none, left, right, or both. That is four ordered combinations, from 1 photo up to 3.
Yes. The completed video includes the reference audio. There is no song picker or audio upload, and the template does not grant rights to the soundtrack.
No. This page follows the shown roughly ten-second dance excerpt. It does not generate a full music video or change the reference framing.
No. This page has no prompt editor, and the street, fog, and unused dancers stay. A prompt of your own, or a video of your own, belongs on /video. Results vary.
A new role in every scene
From solo performances to a whole dance cast, find a scene for your next photo.
One portrait. A crowded room. Your own lead performance.
Give your dog the starring role in the familiar dance.
A lead and a crowd, moving together through one dramatic scene.
Three characters and a moving camera around the forecourt.
Put one character in the center of a lively group dance.
A seated person and the vehicle that clears the chair.
Two outfits on a pier, one shared dance.
Two people, one lobby, sides that stay put.
One character, one room, and the bills already in the scene.
A person and a car, with the setting and cards left optional.
Four looks, in the order the room reveals them.
Left, center, and right, each with a chosen look.
Two portraits, then the scene decides who looks changed.
One person beside a train the photo does not have to include.
A foreground figure and a second figure behind them.
One figure behind the sofa. The room and the punches stay.
One player through the move. The kit can be your own.
One pet, held in a thirty-second performance.
One pet steps into a short summer dance.
Give your dog the lead in the upbeat Daijoubu dance.
One lead singer, with four bandmates you can recast or keep.
One full-person photo takes the concert-stage lead.
One photo walks into the party, takes a bite, and turns back.
Add the center-front photo, then recast a neighbor only if you want that place changed. Thriller AI keeps every optional you leave empty.
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