Toc Toc Dance AI Video Generator

Only one, and it is of whoever will dance, so a selfie works. A sharp photo of an adult, a pet, a toy or a drawing is fine, as long as the face is visible and it is not a mirror shot. The file can be JPG, PNG or WebP and must stay under 10 MB. Babies and children get rejected.

A TikTok routine from the end of September 2026 that goes by Kicékéla and the Jean Phil dance too. Straight-faced, the dancer hops on one leg and knocks at a door that isn't there, then glances back over the shoulder and holds a freeze with both arms spread.

Most remakes imitate a solo clip filmed in a white room and posted on 28 September 2026. A few days later came an AI cat clip, a group take in a dorm corridor and CapCut “AI baby” templates. Tip Toe AI has no ties to any of those creators.

No. The dance is usually paired with a French party song from 2015, but that recording isn't in your file. What you get is an AI-made party beat with soft knocks and no vocals, and a silent copy is offered for download.

Yes, they line up. Your video is 11 seconds long like the original clip, and the first move lands at second zero on the beat. Download the silent copy, then in TikTok tap Add sound and choose the original. Steps are in the sync guide.

Yes. Give it a sharp photo with the pet looking at the lens. On screen the animal gets up on two legs and hops on one, taps the air with a front paw, and finishes with both front paws spread. Pets vary more than people, so try the free preview first, and see the pets and friends guide for photo tips.

No. Anyone under 18 is off limits, so babies and children can't be used. For a different kind of star, pick an adult, a pet, a toy or a drawing. Ideas are collected in the family guide.

It's the chorus question “who is there?” written as one fast-spoken word, which suits a knock on a door. Other names for the dance are the Toc Toc dance and the Jean Phil dance, and all of them are explained in the names guide.

The place, yes: Empty room (the default), Kitchen or Seaside, all free. The moves, the camera and the order are preset, so the dance itself cannot be edited, and there is no prompt box.

Full videos run 11 seconds at 720p. Take 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 if you want a wide frame. The preview lasts 5 seconds at 480p.

Most renders take two to four minutes. You can leave the page meanwhile and pick up the result later in My videos.

The preview is free, and it works on every template: 1 per account for life, and one per network every 30 days. A full video spends 100 credits, and packs start at $9.90. You won't find a subscription or a watermark.

With a CapCut template, the clip is put together inside that app from media you supply, and many of them are built for baby photos. Tip Toe AI takes one photo of an adult, pet, toy or drawing, needs no app, and hands back a finished video paced like the original.

No. The hop, the knock and the heel kicks are fixed in the template, and there is no prompt field. You choose the video shape and the place, then press generate. If you would like to try the idea in a tool of your own, the Seedance prompt page has a prompt to copy.

Many people follow a CapCut template; others write prompts for a general AI video model. Tip Toe AI is a web page made only for this dance: upload one photo, pick a place and download the result, with no app to install.

No. Tip Toe AI is run on its own, with no relationship to whoever made the original clips, nor to TikTok or CapCut. The video features your photo and never the original dancers or their wigs and suits.

A generation that fails refunds its credits automatically, and a pack you haven't used can be refunded within 7 days (refund policy). Uploads stay private and are erased by the system two weeks (14 days) after you add them. Read the privacy policy for more.

Yes. Every example above was generated by our AI pipeline from a single photo (shown under each clip), not downloaded from TikTok or taken from anyone's account. The sound in each clip is AI-made too, as the label under it says; add the trending sound yourself when you post. Any links to other people's posts are plain text links that open on their own platform.