Upload one authorized photo
Choose a clear image of a person, pet, or original character you have permission to use.
How KDA Dance AI works
How KDA Dance AI Works From Photo to Video
The KDA Dance AI workflow keeps the creative choices small: prepare one authorized image, select the frame, submit the fixed dance recast, and review the result.
01Upload a readable source photo
02Choose a saved runway scene
03Set length and quality
04Review and download
The guided workflow
The KDA Dance AI workflow
Each step removes one source of guesswork, from the face reference to the final export.
Choose automatic reference frame
Select the frame that matches where you plan to share the result.
Generate and download
The task stays in your private history and failed provider jobs follow the credit refund path.
Useful details
What to know before you create
How to prepare one photo for KDA Dance AI
Choose a readable single-subject image and confirm that you have permission to use the image and likeness before uploading.
How the KDA Firestarter motion reference is used
The fixed reference supplies the dance sequence, camera path, stage, and timing while the uploaded image supplies the subject.
How to review a KDA dance video after submission
Wait for the task status, open the private result, and check identity, motion continuity, frame choice, and rights before sharing.
Use cases
When the KDA Dance AI workflow is useful
Use the fixed performance as a visual starting point for a personal share, an original-character experiment, or a short creative test.
A first motion test
Use one photo and one fixed performance to answer a narrow creative question.
A frame comparison
Use separate credits to compare a wider 16:9 composition with a vertical 9:16 composition.
A private review
Keep the generated task in history while you decide whether it is ready to share.
What the generator controls
How photo, frame, and credits affect the request
Your uploaded face photo anchors facial identity. The scene sets the body, styling, movement, and visual language. Duration and resolution define the delivery format.
Face identity
Use an authorized portrait with clear eyes, nose, mouth, jawline, hairline, and even light.
Scene body and styling
Scenes provide the body, clothing, accessories, runway set, camera movement, and fashion atmosphere.
Output intent
Duration and quality make the final request legible before you spend a generation credit.
Rights and retention
Use KDA Dance AI responsibly
Only upload content you own or are authorized to use. Treat likeness consent, third-party rights, AI labels, and source retention as part of the production brief.
Private by default.
Generated tasks remain in your account history and use the shared media delivery rules.
See input guidance →How-it-works questions
How KDA Dance AI works: common questions
What are the steps?
Sign in, make sure you have one-time credits, upload one authorized image, choose automatic reference frame, confirm consent, submit, and review the task in private history.
What does the reference video control?
It supplies the fixed choreography, timing, camera path, stage, and performance order.
How long is the generated clip?
The launch configuration targets one 12-second video at 480p.
Can I retry immediately?
Check the original task status and any failure message before submitting another request, so you do not create a duplicate task.
What happens if a generation fails?
Check the task status and error message before retrying. Failed provider jobs follow the site’s configured task and credit-refund path, so avoid submitting duplicate requests while the first one is unresolved.
Will the result look exactly like the scene preview?
No. The preview communicates the intended direction, while the uploaded photo, pose, clothing, crop, and generation settings influence the final motion and appearance.
Ready to try KDA Dance AI?
Follow the photo-to-dance workflow
Bring one authorized image into the guided creator and choose the output frame before the task is submitted.