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Toc Toc Baby AI dance template

An original Toc Toc-inspired baby dance with foot stamps, forward kicks, big arm swings and a full turn. Create a playful dance video from one photo.

What moves will my photo follow?

Alternating foot stamps, clear sneaker kicks, raised hands, a bouncy squat, full-body turns and a cheerful wave.

Which photo works best?

Use a sharp standing full-body photo with empty hands and room around the head and feet. Clear arms and legs help the model follow the more active footwork.

The sample baby is fictional. You can use another subject with permission; the template guides motion and does not turn every uploaded subject into a baby.

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Original motion, your own photo

Original synthetic Toc Toc-inspired dance created from our own fictional AI toddler image and saved choreography prompt. No third-party footage or music was supplied to the generation model. Sample model: Kling Video 3.0 Pro Image-to-Video. Customer videos use Kling Video 2.6 Pro Motion Control via fal.ai. Fixed 10-second reference, silent output, no music.

Can I try it free?

You can use your one free preview on this template or freestyle generation. Sign in to download. Paid packs are one-time purchases shared across both modes. Failed generations return the reserved generation under our service rules.

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PHOTO → DANCE

Your photo. A little more groove.

Upload a photo, pick a dance style, and make a 10-second AI video. Try one free preview.

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Upload your photo

Follow an original dance reference. 10 seconds, silent. Photos and expressions affect the result.

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Choose an expression

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