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Make thisLike Jennie AI Dance Video Generator
Upload one photo to become the center lead in the Like Jennie AI Dance trend. The black-clad crew, studio lighting, and camera sequence stay in place while your face and outfit take the spotlight.
Make your Like Jennie AI Dance video
One photo · 9-second clip · 16:9 MP4 at 720p · 20 credits per generation
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720p MP4Add one authorized adult portrait to take the center lead spot.
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Selected template: 9s · 16:9 · 720p · 20 credits
Video generation costs 2 credits per reference second, rounded up to 5 credits. Templates up to 30 seconds are supported.
Generation usually takes 5–10 minutes once available. The workflow supports email delivery and one automatic retry.
Ref. 9s · ~20 credits · Result appears here
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What’s new on this page
— Added three Like Jennie dance-crew examples and a one-photo lead-dancer generator powered by a silent nine-second model reference.
What happens in the Like Jennie AI Dance scene?
The clip opens on a tight close-up of the lead framed by two crew members, then cuts to wide frontal shots as the black-clad ensemble hits synchronized arm accents and stance changes. Angled and overhead shots reveal geometric formations, and the routine ends with dancers dropping to the floor around the standing lead.
The second and third demos share the same dark studio and choreography with different leads, so you can see how the template adapts to another face and outfit. The first demo shows the same routine in a bright white hall. The generator follows the second clip’s scene. Media.io’s Like Jennie trend page and SuperMaker’s template page describe the same lead-dancer effect and its photo requirements. This is an independent fan tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by JENNIE, BLACKPINK, YG Entertainment, or ODD ATELIER.
How to make a Like Jennie AI Dance video from a photo
- Preview the crew routine. Watch the close-up opening, the wide formation shots, and the overhead floor finale. The second clip is the exact scene the generator follows.
- Upload one solo photo. Use a clear waist-up or full-body photo with even lighting, a visible face, and no sunglasses. JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 10 MB work.
- Generate, review, and download. Sign in and generate for 20 credits. Check the lead’s face across every cut, then download your 720p landscape MP4 and add a licensed sound when you post.
Choose a photo that holds the center spot
Pick a sharp, well-lit solo photo that shows your face and outfit from the waist up or full body. A distinctive color helps the lead separate from the black-clad crew. Avoid group selfies, sunglasses, deep shadows, and hands covering the face. If your phone saved the photo as HEIC, export it to JPG before uploading.
Only upload photos you own or have explicit permission to use, and ask the person in the photo before posting the result. The AI follows the reference motion, but faces, hands, and outfit details can shift during the fastest cuts. Replay the close-up opening and the overhead finale before sharing.
Three ways to post your Like Jennie crew edit
- The close-up hook. Keep the tight opening shot and place a short “POV: your debut stage” caption before the first wide cut.
- The outfit contrast. Wear a bright color in your uploaded photo so the lead pops against the black crew, then call out the look in your caption.
- The friend-tag finale. End on the floor formation and tag the friends who would fill the backup slots, looping the finale to encourage replays.
For more approaches, see our guide to reference-guided AI video or browse short video ideas for your next edit.
Like Jennie AI Dance questions
What is the Like Jennie AI Dance trend?
It is a photo-to-video effect inspired by the choreography of JENNIE’s “like JENNIE.” One photo replaces the center lead dancer in a crew routine, while the backup dancers, studio set, lighting, and camera cuts follow the prepared reference.
How many photos do I need?
One. Upload a sharp, well-lit photo of a single person with a visible face and outfit — a waist-up or full-body shot works better than a tight headshot. JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB are accepted.
Which dancer does my photo replace?
Only the center lead. Every backup dancer keeps their original appearance and formation. This template has no individual crew-slot controls and no pet mode.
Do I need to write a prompt or film myself dancing?
No. The fixed template supplies the choreography, crew, and camera sequence — the close-up opening, wide formation shots, and overhead floor finale. You only provide the lead’s photo.
Does the generated video include the “like JENNIE” song?
No. The gallery demos keep their original audio so you can hear the trend sound, but the model reference is silent and your generated clip ships without a licensed track. Add the sound available to your account in TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts before posting.
What’s the difference between the crew-swap, solo routine, and pet remix versions?
This page builds the crew lead-swap: you star in front of a full dance crew in a 16:9 studio scene. A solo routine animates one dancer against the photo’s own setting, and a pet remix turns an animal photo into an upright dancing character. Those are separate effects with different inputs.
Will my face and outfit stay consistent across every shot?
The edit tracks the lead through the close-up, group shots, and overhead angles, but fast moves and brief occlusions can shift hair, hands, or outfit details. Replay the full clip — especially the floor formation — before you download and post.
How much does it cost and what format do I download?
The three demos are free to watch. Generation uses a nine-second reference and costs 20 credits (2 credits per second, rounded to 5). You download a 16:9 720p MP4 for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts; preview any vertical crop so the side dancers stay visible.
Take the center spot
One clear photo is all it takes to front a synchronized dance crew.
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