Make the hop hop hop dance with two photos.

It is the eight-second two-person clip that runs through TikTok, Reels and Shorts: one person points at the camera, both hop three times, they flatten their palms toward the lens, and the shot hard-cuts to them in a new position. There is no choreography beyond that — the joke is the timing and the cut.

Add one photo per person, pick Duo or Twin, pick a scene, and press the button. The render takes one to three minutes and comes back as a vertical MP4 you can download and post.

The first clip is free without an account: one per device per day. After that a Duo clip costs 40 credits and a Twin clip 30, and credits come in packs from $4.99. A new account also starts with 40 credits, which is one full video.

Yes. Twin mode uses the same adult in both roles, so a single photo is enough. Duo needs two photos because it keeps two different people in frame.

Yes, one pet per photo. A pet works best in Duo next to a person, where Seedance has a human to copy the timing from. A pet on its own in Twin is the hardest case: four legs and a hard cut rarely land cleanly, so expect to generate twice.

No. Every clip ships silent, on purpose: the trending sound belongs to its creator and the platforms license it, not us. Add the sound inside TikTok, Reels or Shorts when you post — the clip is cut to eight seconds so it fits the sound.

They are used for your render and deleted within 24 hours, whether it succeeded or failed. The video stays in your account for 30 days. We do not train models on your photos and we do not share them with advertisers.

Usually one to three minutes. You can close the tab: signed-in users get an email when the clip is ready, and the result waits in the account for 30 days.

The service is for personal use. If you need it for a brand account, an ad or a client, email us first and we will confirm in writing. Either way, label the clip as AI-generated when you post it.

Hands and feet are where Seedance fails: expect a smear on the palm beat now and then. Generate again with a cleaner photo, or email us with the job link — a render that is clearly broken is refunded, and a render that failed outright returns its credits automatically.