Before you start
You need two separate photos, one adult in each, and permission from both people. Choose images with sharp faces, visible shoulders and consistent lighting. You do not need a dance recording of yourselves.
AI Neon Dance is an independent project. The original NEON preview and external dance examples on the homepage are visual references, not demonstrations of this website’s output. AI can change faces, hands and movement or introduce an unwanted extra person.
1. Choose who leads
The lead photo supplies the identity of the performer who starts in front. The partner photo supplies the second performer. This assignment stays with the two subjects throughout the request.
Use a front-facing or mild three-quarter view. Avoid a tight crop that cuts off the chin, heavy beauty filters or several people in the same image. Two photos taken in different places are fine.
2. Review the request
Add the two files on the homepage. JPEG, PNG and WebP images are accepted, up to 8 MiB each. Choosing a file lets you preview it locally; it does not itself upload the image.
When generation is enabled, accept the terms, sign in and review your available credits. Each request uses 250 credits. The configured output is a 15-second, 768p landscape MP4. Starting generation uploads your selected photos and queues the job. Do not close an uncertain request by repeatedly pressing Generate; check My Videos first.
3. Review and edit the result
Review both faces, hands, clothing, both dancers’ movement and the final frame. Fast motion or overlapping faces can introduce changes. An exact likeness or choreography match is not guaranteed.
Download the finished MP4 with AI-generated audio from My Videos. The video is generated from your two photos and a dance reference, with audio generated alongside it. The original NEON recording is not included. Review the timing: individual moves may not align exactly with each beat. Keep the 16:9 framing when both dancers occupy the width; a 9:16 crop can cut one of them out.
If something goes wrong
A rejected photo: replace it with a supported, non-empty image below 8 MiB. A face that changes: try a sharper, less obstructed portrait. A pending video: return to My Videos rather than creating another request.
A confirmed failed generation releases its reserved credits. That is separate from a payment refund. Read the refund policy before purchasing a pack.