Put one photo of yourself or a consenting adult into a selected chipmunks dance reference. MiniMax H3 follows its movement, camera and timing in a 15-second vertical video with instrumental sound and no vocals.
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Upload a photo of yourself or an adult who has agreed to be included.
From the Feed
These four examples show the available reference looks: a living-room trio in white shirts and ties, dancers on a sunset court, a purple-lit studio with playful headbands, and friends in black in a school hallway. Select a reference to carry its dance, camera and timing into your clip. Your photo supplies the person; the source determines the scene.
Make My Dance VideoThree Steps
Look through the examples and choose the routine whose setting and framing you want. The selected reference determines the dance, camera and timing for your chipmunks dance video.
Add one clear photo of yourself with your face visible. You may upload an adult’s photo only if they have agreed to be included. This page accepts one photo and does not offer custom scene controls.
Start generation and review the 15-second vertical result when it is ready. It has instrumental sound but no vocals. Download the video, then add a song in your posting app if you want one.
Scene 01 · Living Room
Three dancers spin and sway in sync.
Three young women in white shirts, ties and pleated skirts spin and sway together in a living room. This case shows the reference scene’s group movement and indoor setting. The selected reference supplies the group movement, indoor setting, camera and timing for the generated clip. Your uploaded photo supplies the person shown in that scene. Choose this reference when you want the finished video to retain its living-room setting and coordinated trio routine.
Scene 02 · Outdoor Court
Three dancers turn together outdoors.
Three dancers stand on an outdoor court at sunset, turning and flipping their hair in sync. The warm light and open court define this reference clip’s look. Choose it if you want the source choreography and framing to keep that outdoor setting; the generated video follows the reference rather than letting you design a new scene. The uploaded photo supplies the person shown in the generated video.
Scene 03 · Purple Studio
A studio trio does the routine together.
Three dancers perform together in a purple-lit studio, wearing bunny-ear and antler headbands. The headwear and colored lighting are visible details of this example. The reference determines the action and camera, so the uploaded photo supplies the person shown in the generated video instead of changing the studio or adding a new costume by request.
Scene 04 · School Hallway
A straight-to-camera hallway routine.
Three friends dressed in black dance facing the camera in a school hallway. The reference’s defining details are the matching dark outfits, corridor location and direct camera orientation. The finished clip follows that source performance’s motion and framing, while the uploaded photo supplies the person for the generated video. This reference carries its hallway setting into the result; it does not provide controls for changing the location or choreography.
Straight Answers
The workflow keeps the reference performance intact, which makes the result easy to understand before you upload. Here are the practical limits behind that tradeoff.
The Trend Explained
The chipmunks dance effect turns one uploaded photo into a short video that follows a reference performance. MiniMax H3 uses the selected source as a guide for movement, camera position and timing, while the uploaded photo supplies the person shown in the generated clip. The result lasts 15 seconds, uses a vertical 9:16 frame and includes instrumental sound without vocals. You do not choose a new location or choreograph custom moves on this page. The reference examples include a living room, an outdoor court at sunset, a purple-lit studio and a school hallway. Use a photo of yourself or an adult who has agreed to appear.
Upload one clear photo with the person’s face visible. The photo supplies the person shown in the generated clip, while the reference provides the dance and camera. A clear image makes it easier to identify who the clip is meant to feature, and this page accepts one photo rather than a set of images. Use your own photo or an adult’s photo only with their agreement.
The chosen source controls the routine, camera and timing. The examples show a living-room trio, a sunset court, a purple-lit studio and a school hallway. You cannot type a new setting or ask for a different dance within this workflow.
The 15-second result includes instrumental sound but no voice or lyrics. You cannot upload a personal song as part of this generation. If you want a specific track on a social post, add it through the sound library in the app where you publish.
Answers about the photo, reference routine, sound, duration and sharing your result.
Make My Dance VideoChoose one of the reference examples, upload one clear photo of yourself, and start generation. MiniMax H3 follows the reference movement, camera and timing to create a 15-second vertical video with instrumental sound and no vocals.
This page takes one photo, and the person in that image becomes the featured person in the generated clip. Use a clear photo where the person is easy to identify. If the photo shows someone else, get their permission before uploading it.
No. The selected reference supplies the choreography, camera and timing, so you cannot request a custom location or different routine here. Pick the example whose visible scene and performance are closest to what you want.
The generated clip includes instrumental sound but no vocals or lyrics. You cannot upload your own song during generation. If you want a particular track, add it separately from the sound library in the app where you post the video.
Each result is 15 seconds long and uses a vertical 9:16 frame. The duration follows this page’s fixed format, so you cannot set a shorter or longer clip here.
Use one clear photo of yourself with your face visible and the person easy to distinguish. Avoid uploading an image of an adult who has not agreed to appear. The reference supplies the dance and camera, so your photo does not need to show the same pose as the dancers.
The four examples on this page show the available looks: the living-room trio, the sunset court, the purple-lit studio and the school hallway. Each example corresponds to a reference performance whose movements, camera and timing guide the generated clip.
Yes. Choose a reference, upload one photo and let MiniMax H3 follow the source performance. You do not need to choreograph the routine, but the result follows the selected reference rather than custom instructions for a new scene.
Videos made without a subscription can appear in Ricebowl AI’s public Explore feed. Consider that before uploading, and use only a photo of yourself or an adult who has agreed to appear.
Read the How to Do the AI Trend guide for general steps on preparing, generating and sharing an AI trend video. This page’s specific workflow still uses one photo and a selected dance reference.
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