Van Damme AI Dance Generator: Your Photo Does the Street Party and Tavern Dance

The tavern dance is from the 1989 action movie Kickboxer. In the scene his character is in a bar, swings his arms, twirls and ends in the splits right before a fight starts. The tavern clips on this page follow that kind of routine with your own face.

Not here. A clip starts at 50 credits (5 seconds, 480p), and longer or sharper options cost more, with the exact figure on the button. A $12.99 monthly plan gives you 400 credits. You can also skip subscriptions and buy a single pack: $9.99 for 1 video, $19.99 for 3 or $29.99 for 5.

Yes. Upload one clear photo of your dad, pick a clip such as Tavern Splits or Street Party and press the button. The video comes back in a few minutes with his face, hair and clothes doing the dance. For the two of you together, pick Two in the Square or Tavern Pair and upload one photo with both of you in it.

No. The dancers keep the face, hair and clothes from the photo you upload: you, your dad, or the two of you. Ricebowl AI is independent and not affiliated with any actor, studio or the creators of the original clips, and it does not use a real person's face.

Yes. Tap Tavern Splits for one person or Tavern Pair for two people. You get a crowded wooden tavern at night, the arm swings, the spin, the high kick and, in Tavern Splits, the splits on the floorboards. It copies the style of the scene, not the original footage.

One of the popular ones this October is the Van Damme AI dance: a photo dropped into a street party clip, with a relaxed sway, loose claps and a point at the camera. Here you get the same kind of clip with your own face instead.

Yes, with one photo that shows both people side by side. Pick Two in the Square for the street party or Tavern Pair for the tavern. Both people keep their faces and clothes and dance in step.

Choose a clear, bright photo with your face turned to the camera and nothing in front of it. The same face, hair and outfit follow you through the entire clip. Knees up or head to feet works best, since it leaves the arms and legs free to move.

No. The built-in audio is an instrumental backing track with no lyrics or vocals, and it cannot be swapped here. If you want the original sound, add it in your posting app's sound library.

You choose 5 or 10 seconds. Five seconds shows the sway or the spin; ten seconds runs on towards the kick or the splits. All videos are 9:16 vertical at 480p or 720p, and most finish rendering within a few minutes.

By default, nobody can find your clip in the public Explore feed, because videos made on this page are not added to it. What you do with a downloaded file is up to you, so only use photos of people who said yes.

Yes, the same photo works elsewhere. Go to the No Guidance dance generator for the club routine, the Ngifuna Wena dance generator for amapiano footwork or the Gangnam Style AI dance generator for the horse trot. The guide to AI video trends has more ideas.