Make an illit you're under arrest dance clip from one photo. MiniMax H3 follows the reference dancer’s moves, camera and timing for a 15-second vertical video with instrumental sound.
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These five examples show distinct settings and performers: an orange jumpsuit in a studio, two friends on a lamp-lit plaza, a boot-wearing duo in a car park, a bedroom with a mirror door and bookshelf, and a solo hallway dance. Each clip supplies its own movement and framing. Upload one photo to put the pictured person into the selected reference’s routine.
Make My Dance VideoThree Steps
Select one of the five dance references. Check the setting and performers first, because the source determines the choreography, camera and timing in your result.
Add one clear photo of yourself or an adult who agreed. Face the camera and use good light so the person is easy to see. This page takes one photo and does not offer a second-photo slot.
Press Make My Dance Video. MiniMax H3 creates a 15-second vertical 9:16 clip with instrumental sound and no vocals. Review the result before sharing, and add a separate sound in your posting app if desired.
Scene 01 · Orange Jumpsuit
Pink hair, mirror wall, crowd behind.
A dancer with pink hair wears an orange jumpsuit in a studio. A mirror wall and a crowd appear behind her as she performs the routine. This reference gives your portrait the same studio framing and dance sequence, while the generated video keeps the source clip’s movement and timing. It is a K-pop dance from one photo, with the reference deciding the scene and performance.
Scene 02 · Plaza at Night
A synchronized routine on a city plaza.
Two dancers perform in sync on a city plaza beneath street lamps. The paired reference supplies both performers and the scene, while your single uploaded photo supplies the person placed into the clip. The generated video follows the reference movement and camera timing. This AI dance video from a selfie keeps the plaza setting and paired routine supplied by the selected source.
Scene 03 · Car Park Duo
Boots on an empty car park at night.
Two dancers in boots perform on an empty car park at night. They raise their hands on the beat and finish with a kick, giving this reference a clear final accent. The paired reference supplies both performers; your single uploaded photo supplies the person placed into the clip. The generated video follows that routine and its camera framing; it does not let you replace the location or choose new choreography. This arrest dance challenge video therefore keeps the source clip’s setting, movement and timing.
Scene 04 · Bedroom Mirror
Wide trousers, bookshelf, bedroom setting.
One dancer in wide trousers performs the routine in a bedroom, with a mirror door and bookshelf visible behind him. This close indoor setting makes the room part of the reference rather than an editable scene choice. Your photo takes the dancer’s place while the clip supplies the motion, camera and pace. The result is a portrait dance clip guided by this bedroom reference.
Scene 05 · Bright Hallway
Glasses, white tee and denim shorts.
A dancer wearing glasses, a white tee and denim shorts performs in a bright hallway. She raises her hands beside her head on the beat, making that gesture easy to spot in the routine. The illit you're under arrest reference carries its own timing and camera into your 15-second result.
Straight Answers
The arrest dance video uses a source performance as its guide, so the main result is predictable: your photo takes the dancer’s place while the routine and camera follow the reference. That makes the workflow simple, with clear limits to understand before you generate.
The Trend Explained
The “You're Under Arrest” dance meme on this page is a photo-to-video version of the routine: you upload one photo, and MiniMax H3 uses the selected reference clip to guide the replacement performer. The source clip determines the dance moves, camera framing and timing. The result is a 15-second vertical 9:16 video with instrumental sound and no vocals. This is a playful dance edit, not a real arrest or a claim about anyone’s legal status. You cannot choose a new scene or add your own song during generation. Use a photo of yourself or an adult who has agreed to take part.
Upload one clear photo of yourself or a consenting adult. MiniMax H3 uses the source reference to guide the movement and framing around the person in the image. You do not need to record a dance or supply a second photo.
The five examples include a studio dancer in an orange jumpsuit, two dancers on a city plaza, a car-park duo, a bedroom performer and a solo hallway dancer. Each reference carries its own setting, camera and timing into the generated 15-second vertical clip. The selected clip determines which routine appears, so you cannot specify a different scene or replace the choreography. Choose a reference based on the setting and performers you want to see.
The 15-second video includes instrumental sound but no voice. You cannot upload your own song to the generator. If you want a vocal track, add an available sound separately when you post the finished video.
Straight answers about the photo, reference routine, soundtrack, length and sharing.
Make My Dance VideoChoose one of the five reference clips, upload one clear photo of yourself or a consenting adult, then generate the video. MiniMax H3 follows the selected clip’s dance, camera and timing to create a 15-second vertical result with instrumental sound and no voice.
It uses your uploaded photo as the performer and the chosen reference as the guide for movement, framing and timing. The source clip also determines the setting and routine, so you cannot direct a new scene or substitute different choreography.
No. The generated video includes instrumental sound but no vocals, and the tool does not accept a song upload. You can add an available track separately in the app where you post the finished video.
The result is 15 seconds in vertical 9:16 format. The chosen reference supplies the dance and camera timing, while the page sets the output length and aspect ratio.
No. The selected reference determines the scene as well as the routine, camera and timing. For example, the available clips show a studio, plaza, car park, bedroom or hallway; you cannot type a custom location on this page.
Yes, a paired reference can show two dancers in the generated result, with the selected clip supplying both performers. This page accepts one uploaded photo, which supplies the person placed into the clip; it does not offer a second photo slot to add another person from your image.
No. The phrase describes a dance meme and a playful video format, not an actual arrest or a report about a person’s legal status. The examples show people performing a routine in studios, public spaces, a bedroom and a hallway.
One 15-second clip costs {credits:768p-15} credits. You can also choose a one-time pack: 1 video for $9.99, 3 for $19.99, or 5 for $29.99. The monthly entry plan is $12.99 and includes 400 credits.
Videos made without a subscription may appear publicly in Explore. Choose a photo you have permission to use, and avoid uploading an image you would not want others to see in a public feed.
Read the guide to AI video trends for practical advice on preparing a photo and sharing a generated clip. The reference still controls the dance, camera and scene for this page.
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