How to Make a Like JENNIE Dance AI Video From One Photo
Turn one photo into a Like JENNIE Dance AI video. Take center stage with a K-pop dance crew, get photo tips, and create your own version online.
One photo. Your turn to lead the crew.
Keep your own look in the central role, from the opening close-up to the overhead floorwork finale.
- 1 photo
- 14s · 16:9 MP4
- 720p · 100 credits
A dark-haired lead in a navy off-shoulder top performs Like JENNIE choreography with black-clad dancers beneath angular white lights. Close-ups and group dance shots lead into overhead floorwork inside a circular spotlight. This is a generated example made from the supplied mall selfie.
Generated example from the supplied mall selfie: a navy-top lead dancing with a black-clad crew, with sound.There's something satisfying about watching a perfectly synchronized K-pop dance crew.
The sharp movements. The dramatic camera angles. A whole crew hitting the same beat like they've practiced together for months.
Now imagine you're the one standing in front of them.
Not JENNIE. Not a professional dancer. Just you, in your favorite outfit, leading an entire crew like you're headlining your own music video.
That's the appeal of Like JENNIE Dance AI.
Inspired by JENNIE's iconic choreography, the AI trend lets you turn a regular photo into a full-on K-pop dance performance.
And the best part? Your backup dancers already know the routine.
Want to see yourself take center stage? Try the Like JENNIE Dance AI effect on TrendClipGen.
A Dance Crew. One Main Character.
If you've watched JENNIE's "like JENNIE" music video, you know the choreography means business.
The song was released on March 7, 2025, as part of her first solo studio album, Ruby.
Directed by HANBAGO, the official video features JENNIE commanding a large group of dancers through sharp formations, powerful movements, and dramatic camera shots.
The choreography, shared by WE DEM BOYZ in their creators' performance video, quickly became a K-pop challenge.
Fans learned the routine, idols posted their own covers, and dance studios started teaching it.
Then AI creators found another way to join in.
Instead of filming themselves dancing, they started generating videos with their own faces at the center of the performance.
The TrendClipGen version places the lead on a dark reflective stage beneath angular white lights, surrounded by a black-clad crew.
The camera moves from face close-ups to synchronized choreography, low angles, and overhead views. The final sequence follows the lead down to the floor, ending curled inside a circular spotlight.
It's the kind of production that would normally require a rehearsal studio, dozens of dancers, and a camera crew.
Now the lead performer can come from your camera roll.
The Outfit Might Be Half the Fun
Picture this: a crew wearing black, moving together on the beat.
And right in the middle is your friend wearing a bright pink hoodie.
Or your coworker in their usual office outfit.
Or you, finally getting the K-pop debut you deserve.
That's what makes this effect more entertaining than a regular dance filter. It's the contrast between an ordinary photo and an elaborate performance.
You don't have to look like JENNIE. In fact, the effect is more personal when you look like yourself.
Your photo guides only the central lead: the face, hairstyle, build, and visible outfit. The surrounding dancers are separate template characters and do not need uploaded portraits.
The preview at the top is a generated example made from the supplied mall selfie. The person in the navy off-shoulder sweater takes the lead among the black-clad dancers. Your photo and settings can produce different results.
So, What Photo Should You Use?
Here's where I'd spend a little extra attention.
This isn't a simple close-up animation. Your generated video may include both face close-ups and wider shots with the entire dance crew.
A clear waist-up or full-body photo is a good starting point.
You want the AI to recognize your face, but it's also helpful to give it information about your hairstyle and clothing.
A few recommendations:
- Face the camera. Keep your facial features clearly visible.
- Show your outfit. If you want to appear in a particular look, make sure the photo includes it.
- Consider a bright color. The prompt asks the lead to retain the visible outfit from your photo; a distinct color can help separate the lead from the black-clad crew.
- Use one person per photo. The common version replaces the lead dancer, not the entire crew.
- Skip heavy filters. A natural, sharp photo gives the AI a stronger reference.
You don't need a dance pose. Standing normally is fine.
And don't worry about finding an entire crew of friends to join you.
The supporting dancers are part of the generated scene.
Your K-pop Debut Starts Here
If you've ever tried learning K-pop choreography from a mirrored tutorial, you know the struggle.
You finally figure out the arms, and suddenly the feet are doing something completely different.
A ready-made AI effect skips that problem.
Here's how to make your version with the Like JENNIE Dance AI effect on TrendClipGen.
Find the performance you want.
Open the effect and watch its preview. Check the choreography, camera movements, and ending.
Some AI versions use a vertical white-studio performance, while others recreate a wider music-video-style scene.
Choose your lead dancer.
Upload one clear photo of yourself. This template uses that person as the central lead through the close-ups, wide shots, overhead views, and floor sequence. The backup dancers remain separate template characters.
You can also make one featuring a friend, provided they've agreed to it.
Generate your video.
This version makes a 14-second, 16:9 video with the reference soundtrack. Choose the quality and check the credit cost before selecting Generate.
Your task and result appear in My Videos. When your video is ready, watch the whole performance.
Do you still look recognizable in the close-ups? Does your outfit stand out? Are the dancers moving together?
If you like the result, download your video and share it.
Try Like JENNIE Dance AI →
What If the AI Gets a Little Too Creative?
A dance crew moving in perfect synchronization looks amazing.
It's also a challenge for AI video generation.
Sometimes the lead dancer's outfit changes between shots. Hands may look strange during fast movements, or the face may become less recognizable when the camera pulls back.
There's another funny possibility: a backup dancer might briefly look like you.
That can happen when the AI struggles to keep the main subject separate from the crowd.
A sharp reference photo can help, but it won't eliminate every possible issue.
Remember, the point is to create a recognizable performance inspired by the trend, not a frame-perfect replacement of JENNIE in the original video.
If something looks noticeably wrong, try improving your reference photo before generating another version.
Is Like JENNIE Dance AI Free?
You can browse TrendClipGen's available video effects, but generating a video requires credits.
TrendClipGen offers both one-time credit packs and membership plans.
Its pricing page uses $9.90 for 100 credits as the regular Starter Pack reference price. Credits purchased in one-time packs don't expire.
The current 14-second effect costs 50 credits at 480p, 100 credits at 720p, or 240 credits at 1080p. Check the final credit total before generating.
See the TrendClipGen Pricing page for current options.
What if generation fails?
If your task fails because of a technical error, the credits used for that task are automatically returned.
A successfully generated video that doesn't quite match your expectations is different. Creating another version may require additional credits.
Before You Take Center Stage
Do I need to upload photos of all the backup dancers?
No. This TrendClipGen template requires one person photo for the central lead only. The template supplies the supporting dancers, with their own identities.
Will the AI make me look like JENNIE?
That's not the goal of the personalized effect. Your uploaded photo provides the lead character's appearance, while the dance and staging are inspired by the trend. Facial and clothing consistency can still vary.
Can I use a selfie instead of a full-body photo?
You can try a clear selfie, but a waist-up or full-body photo gives the AI more information about your outfit and proportions. That's useful when the camera pulls back to show the entire crew.
Does the video include the original "like JENNIE" song?
This TrendClipGen version attaches the first 14 seconds of the supplied reference clip's soundtrack. It does not generate a new vocal performance. Play the preview with sound to hear this template's audio.
When adding or changing music for a post, use a version you are authorized to use, such as an available track in TikTok or Instagram's music library.
Is Like JENNIE AI an official BLACKPINK effect?
No. These third-party AI dance recreations are fan-inspired tools, not official products endorsed by JENNIE, BLACKPINK, or ODDATELIER.
Can I upload my AI dance to TikTok or Instagram?
Yes, subject to the platform's rules. Use an AI-generated-content label where required, choose music you're authorized to use, and get permission before uploading someone else's photo.
Your Backup Dancers Are Waiting
You know that feeling when you watch a K-pop music video and wonder what it would be like to stand in the middle of the formation?
This is your chance to find out.
Maybe you'll look surprisingly convincing. Maybe your regular outfit will make the whole thing hilarious.
Either way, there's something fun about seeing an entire crew moving behind you.
Pick a photo you like, open the Like JENNIE Dance AI effect on TrendClipGen, and see yourself take the lead.
And when you share it, you could always caption it:
- "My backup dancers finally showed up."
- "The group chat said I had main character energy."
- "Me after watching one JENNIE dance tutorial."
- "Debut stage unlocked."
- "Who booked all these dancers?"
Make My Like JENNIE Video →
A whole crew. One spotlight. Your turn.