Keep the subject readable
Avoid blur, heavy occlusion, and crowded group images.
Best photo for KDA Dance AI
A readable source image gives the fixed dance recast a better identity and silhouette reference. Check the subject, crop, light, and permission before you upload.
Avoid blur, heavy occlusion, and crowded group images.
Use a person, pet, or original character you own or are authorized to use.
You do not need to write choreography instructions or add a celebrity name.
The consent checkbox is required before the server accepts the task.
Useful details
Choose a sharp image where the subject is visible and easy to identify. A single person, pet, or original character is easier to follow than a crowded group.
Heavy blur, extreme darkness, hands covering key features, and strong occlusion leave less usable information for the recast.
Yes, when you own or are authorized to use the image and likeness. The same permission rule applies to every uploaded subject.
Before you upload
Check whether another person could clearly identify the face from the image alone. If not, the model has to guess before it can place the face into the selected scene.
Use cases
Use the fixed performance as a visual starting point for a personal share, an original-character experiment, or a short creative test.
Use a clear face and upper-body image when identity is the main thing you want to inspect.
Use a readable full-body or three-quarter image when the subject is an animal or original mascot.
Choose an image with enough visible design detail to review the character in motion.
Dance video questions
The creator accepts JPG, PNG, and WebP images up to the configured 10 MB limit.
A readable face or silhouette matters most. Choose framing that keeps the features or character details you want to evaluate visible.
Use one clear subject when possible. Crowded images make it harder to identify which person or character should be recast.
No. Upload only media and likenesses you own or are authorized to use, and follow the site’s acceptable-use rules.
Only if you have the rights and likeness permission needed for that use. A publicly viewable image is not automatically licensed for upload, transformation, or publication.
Crop out distractions while keeping the complete face and hairline readable. A portrait crop is appropriate because the scene reference supplies the full runway composition.
Have a source photo ready?
Use the checklist first, then open the creator when the subject is clear and the likeness is authorized.
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.