NEON Dance AI

NEON Dance AI lets you turn two photos into a short, neon‑styled dance video. The service works with either two adult portraits or two pet images, producing a 23‑second MP4 that includes music. No prompt writing or timeline editing is required, and the result is delivered as a private 480p download.

The tool is aimed at users who want a quick, visual way to animate a pair of images without any video‑editing skills. After signing in, you select the “NEON Duo Dance” option, upload one clear photo for each dancer, and the system assigns the first image as the main dancer and the second as the partner. The AI then applies a pre‑designed routine that matches the chosen dancer type, human or pet, and renders the sequence on a single dance floor. You can swap the photos before generation if you want the other subject to lead. The output is a field 480p MP4 with a built‑in music track; vertical formats or higher resolutions are not offered.

To use the service, prepare two JPEG, PNG or WebP files under 40 MB, each showing a single adult or pet with a visible face and as much of the body as possible. Mixed human‑and‑pet pairs are not supported, and group photos or heavily filtered images are discouraged. Once the photos are uploaded, you click “Generate NEON Dance” and wait for the video to process. The finished file is stored in your account for seven days, after which you can download it. Credits are deducted only after successful delivery; if the task fails, the reserved credits are released. Credits are purchased in one‑time packs (US $9.90 for one video, $19.90 for three, $29.90 for five) and never expire, with no subscription or automatic renewal.

Key features

• Create a 23‑second neon‑themed duo dance from two photos
• Supports either two adults or two pets; mixed pairs are not allowed
• No prompt writing or video‑editing steps required
• Output format: 480p MP4, 16:9, with built‑in music
• Private download available for seven days; photos retained up to 24 hours
• One‑time credit packs; credits consumed per successful video