La Calabaza Dance AI

What happens in this video?

The three cats stand, move their paws, turn and approach the camera. Their accessories remain tied to individual dancer roles. The shared identity creates the matching trio, while the movement reference keeps separate tracks.

What stays consistent

A generated motion study supplies the dance sequence. The same cat identity is assigned to three stable roles, with the center hat and right-side glasses retained in the final sample.

What to check in this sample

The right-hand cat is partly out of frame near the ending. This version is designed for one cat repeated three times in a portrait frame. Dog inputs, three different pet identities and an included song are not options.

Compare the reference dance

Compare individual dancer movements, turns and the final approach with the example above. Your photos supply the subjects’ appearance while the reference guides their movement.

The generated movement reference is 496 × 864 pixels. It guides the dance; the 720 × 1280 final sample appears at the top of this page.

Photo requirements for La Calabaza Dance

Choose a reference with clear facial features and coat markings, plus a body view for planning upright movement. The sample used a round-faced orange cat. Upload one cat photo; the template repeats that identity three times. It does not accept three separate pet identities.

Prepare each reference separately

• One full-body cat photo, repeated across three dancer roles
• Use photos you have permission to use.
• Keep an original copy without strong filters or heavy compression.

Choose photos in the form above, sign in and save your draft. Review the credit quote before confirming generation.

Pricing and availability

Preview reference photos and save a draft using the form above. Standard concept videos use 20 credits; Thriller Dance and La Calabaza Dance use 60 credits. Your quote confirms the cost for your saved photos.

Make a card or invitation too

The design studio has editable cards, invitations and six-second design animations. Those animations move artwork and text; they do not generate the scene shown here.