Make a smooth criminal dance challenge clip from one photo. MiniMax H3 follows the reference dancer’s moves, camera and timing for a 15-second vertical video with instrumental sound.
1Add your photo
2Quality & length480p · 15s · 9:16120 credits
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Only upload a photo of yourself or an adult who has agreed to be included.
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These three examples show different visible versions of the same dance idea: a black fedora and white trousers in a living room, sunglasses on a road by the sea, and a white striped suit at home. Each clip supplies its own movement, setting and camera. Your photo replaces the featured dancer while the selected reference guides the 15-second result.
Make My Dance VideoThree Steps
Review the available reference and pick the movement you want to follow. The reference determines the choreography, camera and timing, so look for the fedora tilt, side glide, kick or lean you want in the finished clip.
Add one clear photo of yourself or an adult who agreed to be included. Keep the face visible and avoid a group image so the generator has one person to use as the dancer.
Press Make My Dance Video. MiniMax H3 creates a 15-second 9:16 video with instrumental sound and no voice. Watch the result before downloading or sharing it; add a song separately if you want vocals.
Reference 01 · Fedora and White Trousers
A living-room glide, kick and full forward lean.
A dancer wears a black fedora pulled low over the face and white trousers in a living room. The reference moves from a brim tilt to a side glide, then a kick and a full forward lean. This smooth criminal dance challenge example shows how the familiar sequence reads in a home setting; the generated clip follows its movement and camera rather than asking you to perform it.
Reference 02 · Road by the Sea
Sunglasses, arm swings and a kick on a coastal road.
A man in a black T-shirt and sunglasses dances on a road beside the sea. The reference features side glides, arm swings and a kick. Its outdoor setting makes this smooth criminal dance challenge take visually different from the fedora scene, while the repeated movement still gives the video a clear sequence to follow. The example contains no extra characters or described setting beyond the road and sea.
Reference 03 · White Striped Suit
A kid glides sideways and tips into the lean at home.
A kid wears a white striped suit and white fedora while dancing at home. The reference shows a sideways glide that tips into the lean. This smooth criminal dance challenge example gets its visual humor from the contrast between the formal outfit and the familiar movement; the description stays with the visible suit, fedora and dance, without adding a prop or a new scene.
Straight Answers
The page turns one consenting person’s photo into a short dance clip. The reference controls the choreography and camera, so the result has a defined look and clear limits.
The Trend Explained
The smooth criminal dance challenge is a short dance format built around recognizable movements such as a fedora brim tilt, side glides, kicks and the forward lean. This page turns one photo into a 15-second, 9:16 video. MiniMax H3 uses the original reference clip to guide the replacement dancer’s movement, camera and rhythm, so the result follows that take rather than a set of custom instructions. The sound is instrumental and contains no voice. You cannot upload a personal song or choose a different setting. The three examples below show a fedora in a living room, sunglasses on a road by the sea, and a white striped suit at home. Use your own photo or one of an adult who has agreed to appear.
The generator takes one person photo and uses it as the identity for the featured dancer. A clear, front-facing image helps show the person’s face; the reference supplies the moving body, camera and timing. This is a photo dance video, not footage of you performing the routine. Use only a photo you have permission to upload.
MiniMax H3 follows the chosen source take. A brim tilt, side glide, kick or forward lean appears when that movement is in the reference. You cannot type a new choreography or ask the clip to move to another location, so inspect the reference before starting.
Each result is 15 seconds in vertical 9:16 with instrumental audio and no vocals. You cannot provide your own song. If you want a particular track, add it through the sound library in the app where you post the finished vertical dance clip.
Answers about the photo, reference choreography, sound, duration and sharing your generated dance clip.
Make My Dance VideoUpload one clear photo of yourself and generate the clip. MiniMax H3 uses the reference dancer’s movement, camera and timing to make a 15-second vertical video, so you do not have to film or learn the routine. The finished clip has instrumental sound and no vocals. The reference sets the choreography, so review its moves before generating.
Yes. This page uses one photo of a person as the featured dancer and follows the movement in the original reference. A clear image with the face visible helps identify the person, while the reference determines the choreography and camera.
The moves depend on the selected reference. The examples include a fedora brim tilt, side glides, arm swings, a kick and a forward lean; not every take contains every move. MiniMax H3 follows the selected clip’s sequence and timing.
No. The reference clip sets the scene, camera, movement and rhythm for the generated video. You cannot request a custom location or replace the choreography with typed instructions on this page, so review the reference before generating.
No. The generated video has instrumental sound without a voice, and you cannot upload your own song. Add a track separately through the sound library in the app where you share the video if you want a particular song or vocals.
The video is 15 seconds long and uses a vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. That format is suited to phone screens and short-form video feeds; this page does not generate a longer clip or a landscape version.
Use one clear photo of yourself with your face visible. You may also use a photo of another adult who has agreed to be included. Do not upload a group image or a person’s photo without permission.
This page accepts one photo and makes one person the featured dancer. It does not provide a second photo slot for a partner or a group, so make a separate clip for each person you want to feature.
One 15-second video costs {credits:768p-15} credits. The generation button shows the applicable cost before you start; see the pricing page for plan details.
Yes. You can choose from the available reference takes before generating. Each reference sets the choreography, camera, setting and timing for the resulting video. The pricing page lists plan details.
This page creates a generated performance from a photo; it does not teach or assess the physical dance move. The reference may show a forward lean, but the video is not safety guidance. Do not attempt a movement that feels unsafe for you, and consult a qualified dance instructor for technique advice.
Use a photo you have the right to upload, review the generated result, and follow the posting platform’s rules for AI media and music. The guide to making AI trend videos covers practical steps for preparing and sharing a clip.
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Smooth Criminal Dance Challenge
One photo becomes a 15-second vertical dance clip. The reference sets the moves, camera and timing; the sound is instrumental with no voice.
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