What photo should you use for a KDA Firestarter video?
Use a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image with one person, pet, or original character easy to recognize. Avoid blur, heavy occlusion, and unauthorized likenesses.
Create a KDA Firestarter video
Upload one authorized photo, select the output frame, and submit a focused 12-second dance-video task with the motion already set.
Useful details
Use a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image with one person, pet, or original character easy to recognize. Avoid blur, heavy occlusion, and unauthorized likenesses.
The reference video supplies choreography, timing, camera movement, and the stage direction. Your upload supplies the subject to be recast.
Select the frame that matches the place you plan to review or share the result.
Use cases
Use the fixed performance as a visual starting point for a personal share, an original-character experiment, or a short creative test.
Answer a focused identity-and-motion question before using another credit.
Check how a character design reads inside a fixed dance performance.
Choose 9:16 when the first review is intended for a vertical mobile layout.
Dance video questions
You need one authorized JPG, PNG, or WebP image, an account with enough one-time credits, and a choice between 16:9 and 9:16.
No. This workflow keeps the dance prompt and reference motion fixed so each task stays focused on the supplied performance.
Completed tasks are available through the site’s private history and media delivery flow.
Check the original task status first. Qualifying provider failures follow the configured credit-refund path.
Completed jobs follow the site’s configured private history and media delivery flow. Keep the creation page open until submission is confirmed, then use the result state or history entry to review it.
Check the task status before submitting the same request again. If the provider reports a failure, the site’s configured task and credit-refund rules determine the next step.
Keep your runway moving
Choose a one-time pack and continue with the runway scene you already selected.
One focused 12-second dance-video test.
Compare three photos, characters, or frame choices.
A larger batch for controlled creative testing.