How to Make an Alors on Danse AI Video
Updated October 14, 2026
Quick answer
Upload two photos to the Alors on Danse AI studio: Photo 1 for the keyboard player, Photo 2 for the hype partner who gets the close-up. Pick Studio Remake or Quick Duo, generate, and download the silent 14-second MP4. Add "Alors on danse" as the sound when you post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
What You Need
- Two photos with one subject each, a person or a pet. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
- Permission from everyone in the photos who isn't you. No minors and no public figures.
- Credits for one video. Packs start at $5 with no subscription; the table in step 2 shows what each mode costs.
Step 1: Choose Two Photos and Assign the Roles
The sketch has two roles, and they are defined by action. Photo 1 becomes the keyboard player, who stays at the table tapping the mini keyboard and barely moves. Photo 2 becomes the hype partner, who claps, points at the laptop, dances and leans into the camera for the close-up. Put the person you want viewers to watch in Photo 2, because that face fills the screen at the close-up.
Each photo should show one subject with the face visible, ideally from the waist up and in even light. Pick two photos that look clearly different, with different clothes or hair, or even different species. When both photos look alike, the AI has a harder time keeping the two apart. Group shots don't work, so crop them down to one person first.
Step 2: Choose Studio Remake or Quick Duo
Both modes take the same two photos and return a 14-second, 16:9, silent MP4. They differ in how the clip is made and how closely it follows the sketch.
| Mode | What you get | Shots | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio Remake | Both performers in our 14-second reference clip become your two subjects | The original cuts, the close-up lean-in and the jog-off | 476 at 480p · 1,064 at 720p |
| Quick Duo | A new white-studio still of your two subjects, animated with the sketch's moves | One continuous wide shot, no cuts or close-up | 112 |
Step 3: Generate in the Studio
Open the studio, add the keyboard player's photo to the first slot and the hype partner's photo to the second. Choose the mode; for Studio Remake, also choose 480p or 720p. Then press Generate. Studio Remake usually takes about 5 to 8 minutes and Quick Duo about 4 to 6.
You don't have to keep the tab open. The task keeps running, and finished videos show up in your history, private to your account. If your balance is short for a Studio Remake, the studio offers a one-click switch to Quick Duo.
Step 4: Download and Add the Sound
The MP4 has no audio, so the song never travels with the file. On TikTok, upload the clip, tap the sound option in the editor and search for "Alors on danse". On Instagram Reels, use the audio or music button; on YouTube Shorts, use the sound option in the Shorts editor. Pick the track and trim it so the music starts where you want.
If the song doesn't show up, your account type or region may limit the music library. The clip is 16:9, so you can post it as-is and let the app add bars, or crop it to vertical in the editor. If you crop, check that both performers stay in frame, since they stand side by side.
Step 5: Post Responsibly
- Mark the video as AI-generated when the platform asks.
- Show the clip to the person in the other role and get their OK before you post it.
- Never use photos of minors, celebrities or other public figures.
Photo Tips
Do
- One subject per photo, facing the camera, face clearly visible.
- Waist-up framing with the subject filling a good part of the frame.
- Two photos that look different from each other in outfit, color or hair.
Don't
- Group shots, or a second face anywhere in the background.
- Sunglasses, masks, heavy filters or strong side profiles.
- Tiny faces, motion blur, or photos smaller than about 300 × 300 pixels.
Troubleshooting
The roles came out swapped
Check the slot order first: Photo 1 is the keyboard player and Photo 2 is the hype partner. If the order was right, make the two photos more distinct, with different framing, outfits or backgrounds, and run it again. A second run uses new credits, because automatic refunds only cover runs that fail.
The two faces look blended
Blending is more likely when the two photos are similar, with the same angle, the same lighting or similar clothes. Use two photos that differ clearly, each with a single sharp face, and avoid photos where another person appears in the background.
My pet looks odd
Use a clear photo where the animal faces the camera and its whole head is visible. A full-body or sitting photo gives the AI more to work with than a tight crop of the face. Results with animals vary, so a Quick Duo is a cheaper way to test a pet photo first.
The generation failed or is taking long
A Studio Remake can take up to about 8 minutes and a Quick Duo about 6, and you can leave the page while it runs. If a run fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically and you can try again with clearer photos.
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Alors on Danse AI Video FAQ
No. Each slot takes one subject, so crop a group photo into two separate photos, one per person or pet. A photo with two faces makes it unclear who should play which role.