How can I make a Toc Toc dance AI video out of a photo?

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Short answer

Send Tip Toe AI one photo of yourself (18 or over), a friend, a pet, a toy or a drawing, and it choreographs the dance around your picture. A free 5-second preview comes first, then 100 credits buy the 11-second 720p video. You never type a prompt.

Sample still of a made-up grandmother with white curls, round specs, a red cardigan and a blue floral dress, hopping mid-air with a flat expression beside a white door in an unfurnished room
Sample still of a made-up grandmother with white curls, round specs, a red cardigan and a blue floral dress, hopping mid-air with a flat expression beside a white door in an unfurnished room

Step by step

  • Scroll to the [generator](/toc-toc-dance#generator) on this page and drop a photo into it.
  • Choose 9:16 or 16:9. The first fits TikTok, Reels and Shorts, and the second works for YouTube and desktop.
  • Log in with Google and tick the box confirming photo consent.
  • Hit the free preview (5 seconds, 480p) to judge how the face and the motion come out.
  • Spend 100 credits on the full video, then download the MP4.

What the preset scene covers

One scene bundles the empty room, the locked camera, the hop, the knock, the turns, the heel kicks and the final pose. You write and paste nothing, because the photo only settles who dances.

Moves always arrive in the same order and at the pace of the original, which is why the result feels like the trend instead of a random clip. Faces and movement do still differ from one run to the next.

Once it's ready

The finished video sits in My videos, ready to download or share by link. If you want the original sound before posting, the sound guide shows you how.

Tip Toe AI works on its own and has no affiliation with whoever posted the original clips.

Questions people ask

Is a prompt needed?

No. The fixed setup already supplies the scene and the camera, so you only choose a photo and a format.

Does my photo have to show a dance?

No, the room and the moves come from us. A simple, well-lit shot of the dancer works better than one where they hold props.

Does it finish if I leave the page?

Yes. Rendering continues on our servers, and you'll find the result under My videos in your account.

Which format is best?

For TikTok, Reels and Shorts take 9:16. For YouTube and desktop take 16:9. The free preview runs in either.

Your turn: a Toc Toc dance with your photo

Send in a photo and your deadpan dance is on its way. Nothing to subscribe to, nothing watermarked.

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