Smalltown Boy AI Dance Maker

Two photos, both required: the Lead gets one and the Partner gets the other. Each photo should show one person, pet, toy or drawn character (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB). With only one selfie, use it for both roles and you appear twice, like clones. Two different photos feel more natural, and a group shot with two people in it cannot be split between the roles yet.

It is a two-character comedy dance clip. One of them gets right up to the lens, clutches their head with both hands and screams while the other dances behind; a hard cut swaps them, and at the end both dance side by side. It is often made with two cats. The AI cat version spread in October 2026 after a real-people duet earlier in the year.

An AI cat version was posted on Instagram on 2 October 2026, and an earlier real-people duet from August 2026 set the same beats. We do not name the accounts, and we quote no view counts, because they differ between platforms and we could not check them ourselves.

The trend is usually posted with a 1980s synth-pop hit that shares its name. Your video does not contain that song. Tip Toe AI generates its own retro synth-pop backing, and the song guide names the track and shows how to add it in TikTok or Instagram.

Yes. The video follows the original clip’s timeline second by second, so the scream, the swap and the final dance land where they do in the original. Download it, tap Add sound in TikTok or Reels and use the original sound, and it lines up. Ours has its own retro beat, not the song, and a silent download is available.

Yes. Pets keep their species and dance upright on their hind legs, and two cats is the classic version. A person and a pet, or two friends, also work. Results vary with the photos, so run the preview first.

Yes, from two presets: a sunny backyard in front of a red wooden fence (the default) or a bright gallery with a glossy red wall covered in big round patterns. The backdrop does not change the price, and there is no free-text prompt.

A full video is 15 seconds at 720p. Pick 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 for a wide shot. The preview is 5 seconds at 480p.

Usually two to four minutes. The full video has an AI-generated retro 1980s-style synth-pop backing with no lyrics, under the characters’ own long comic screams: a cat yowls, a dog howls, a person wails. A silent download is available too.

The preview is free: 1 per account for life, plus one per network every 30 days, and it works on any template. A full video takes 100 credits, with credit packs from $9.90. There is no subscription and no watermark. The 100-credit pack also includes 1 bonus preview. The 300-credit pack also includes 3 bonus previews. The 500-credit pack also includes 5 bonus previews.

CapCut and similar templates need your own footage of two people. Tip Toe AI needs two photos and no app: the backdrop, the wide-angle scream, the swap and the side-by-side dance at the end are generated for you. A template is the better pick if you want to film yourselves.

No. The backdrop, the wide-angle scream, the swap and the closing dance are built into the template, so there is no prompt box. You pick the video shape and the backdrop, add the photos and generate. To experiment in a tool of your own, the Seedance prompt page has a ready-made prompt to adapt.

Creators use CapCut templates or give a general AI video tool a written prompt. Tip Toe AI is a browser tool built for this one dance: add two photos and the clip comes back finished, with nothing to download.

No. Tip Toe AI is an independent AI tool and has no link to the people who posted the original dance, the song’s artists, Instagram or TikTok. Every video is newly generated from your photos, and no original footage is used.

A failed generation returns its credits automatically, and unused packs can be refunded within 7 days (see the refund policy). Photos are stored privately and deleted automatically 14 days after upload; the privacy policy has the details.

Yes, they are real outputs. Our AI pipeline generated each clip from the two photos shown under each clip; none was saved from TikTok. Any links to other people's posts are plain text links that open on their own platform. The sound in each clip is AI-made too, as the label under it says; add the trending sound yourself when you post.