A curly-haired man in a dark T-shirt takes a selfie in front of lockers.
Photo 1 · Opening lead
A light-haired man in a black T-shirt leans against a knitted cushion by a window.
Photo 2 · Wide-shot lead
A dark-haired man in a white T-shirt and beige trousers stands beside a leafy plant.
Photo 3 · Closing lead
Seedance 2.5

Your photo is where the story starts

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ATEEZ BAD AI Dance Video

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Estimated time
5–15 minutes
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About this effect

What is ATEEZ BAD AI Dance?

ATEEZ BAD AI Dance uses three separate photos to place three people in a 15-second stage routine. They take turns leading the choreography as the camera cuts between the front row and the full ensemble.

What your photos control
The first photo is the opening lead, the second takes center in the wide shot, and the third leads the final section. The effect supplies the stage, choreography and backing dancers.
Movement and background
AI generates a new clip from the example’s routine and setting. Backgrounds, camera movement, expressions and occlusion may vary; frame-for-frame matching is not guaranteed.
Three person photosRotating stage leads15-second widescreen video

Photo to video: a paired example

Compare the input photos with their corresponding video to assess the subject’s appearance and movement.

A curly-haired man in a dark T-shirt takes a selfie in front of lockers.
Photo 1 · Opening lead
A light-haired man in a black T-shirt leans against a knitted cushion by a window.
Photo 2 · Wide-shot lead
A dark-haired man in a white T-shirt and beige trousers stands beside a leafy plant.
Photo 3 · Closing lead
Corresponding video

What happens in this video?

Three frames from this template’s showcase explain the scene and performance.

  1. The curly-haired opening lead spreads his arms as he turns to the side.
    01 · Opening

    Open from the front row

    The first lead takes a low stance and swings his arms as the dancers behind him follow the beat.

  2. The light-haired dancer in black extends an arm at the center of the group formation.
    02 · Middle

    Pass the lead at center stage

    The second lead steps to center for synchronized arm extensions before the third moves up.

  3. The closing lead in a white T-shirt faces the camera, with two dancers behind him.
    03 · Later

    Finish in front of the ensemble

    The third lead sweeps his arms with the group, stays forward through a high-angle wide shot and closes in a front-facing shot.

How to get a better result

Recommended photos

  • Upload three separate, evenly lit photos with one person in each.
  • Choose full-body photos with faces, clothes, hands and shoes visible for the wide shots.
  • Even lighting and clear detail
  • A subject outline distinct from the background

Try to avoid

  • Collages, chat interfaces or watermarked screenshots
  • Group photos or portraits with the face hidden by hair, a phone or sunglasses.
  • Dark or blurry photos that make the three dancers and their outfits hard to tell apart.
  • Blur, darkness or heavy filters

If the result needs improvement

The appearance looks different
Use three separate photos with unobstructed faces and clearly visible clothing, so the dancers remain easier to distinguish as they trade places.
Limbs or props connect awkwardly
Use full-body photos with hands and shoes in frame to give the model more detail for the wide shots, low steps and crossing arms.
Roles or positions get mixed up
Check the upload order. Photo 1 leads the opening, photo 2 takes center in the wide shot, and photo 3 leads the closing section.
The movement or performance differs
Fast cuts and overlapping dancers can affect faces, hands and small clothing details. Clear, distinct photos give the model a better reference through the formation changes.
The task reports a generation failure
Check the task status in My Videos first. Technical failures return deducted credits automatically; a successful video that does not meet personal expectations is a different situation. Each new generation costs credits, so review the refund policy before retrying.
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How to Make a ATEEZ BAD AI Dance Video

  1. Step 01

    Upload your photos

    Upload three separate person photos in opening left, center and right order.

  2. Step 02

    Generate your video

    Choose 480p / 720p / 1080p, confirm the credits, and submit. The current output is 15 seconds in 16:9. You can leave the page while it processes, then check My Videos when ready.

  3. Step 03

    Download and share

    When ready, play and download the MP4 from My Videos and save a copy to your device.

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FAQ

How many photos do I need?

Upload three photos with one person in each. The upload order sets the opening, wide-shot and closing leads.

Will the dancers keep their own outfits?

Each photo guides one dancer’s face, hair and visible clothing. Small garment details may vary when dancers cross in front of each other.

What kind of photo works best?

Use one clearly lit person per photo. Include the face, outfit, hands and feet, and place the three photos in lead order.See photo guidance for this effect ↓

What am I seeing in the preview?

The preview shows a dance made with the three example photos. Your generated dance appears in My Videos.

Will the result keep the appearance in my photos?

Each upload stays tied to its dancer when the formation changes. Clear front or three-quarter portraits help keep faces, hair and outfits recognizable.

What duration and aspect ratio will I get?

The current output is an MP4 lasting 15 seconds in 16:9, with 480p / 720p / 1080p quality options. Check the current credit quote before generating.

Does this video include music or sound?

Yes. The finished video uses this template’s original soundtrack, including any music, vocals or scene sounds present in that track. The new subject does not record a separate singing voice.

What if the result looks wrong or generation fails?

Check the status in My Videos first. A technical failure returns deducted credits automatically; a completed result you dislike is a different case.See troubleshooting ↓View refund policy ↗