Turn a single photo into your own AI dance video with reference-based choreography
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Paid
Pricing
Starter: $9/mo (2000 credits/month); Creator: $19/mo (6000 credits/month); Pro: $29/mo (12000 credits/month). Unused credits never expire. Commercial usage rights included on all plans.
Single: $4.99 (1 video); Five Pack: $19.90 (5 videos at $3.98 per video); Ten Pack: $29.99 (10 videos at $3.00 per video). All packs include 9-10 second videos, choice of 5 dance templates, 12-month validity, and automatic refunds for failed generations.
Key features
Panel-by-panel generation with editable composition
Reusable character profiles for consistency
Editable dialogue and speech bubbles
Multiple manga art styles and genres
Export as PNG or full chapter
AI Character Chat for story planning
Private drafts with optional gallery publishing
High-resolution exports on higher plans
Commercial usage rights for created content
Credit-based generation system with refunds on failed jobs
Five reference dance templates with different scenes and choreography
Upload photos in JPG, PNG or WebP format
Video output in MP4 format at 768P resolution
Videos 9-10 seconds in duration
AI-generated audio track included with each video
Automatic refund for failed video generations
30-day download window for finished videos
12-month validity for video credits
Free preview of all reference templates
Support for adults and pets in photos
What makes it different
Complete manga pages in one workspace instead of single images
Edit individual panels without regenerating entire pages
Accessible to creators without drawing skills
Story-first workflow with structured narrative planning
Community gallery for published work and feedback
Reference-based generation eliminates need for manual filming or text prompts
Pre-choreographed templates ensure consistent, professional dance sequences
One-time purchase model with no subscription required
Automatic refunds for generation failures
Five distinct visual styles and choreography options