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Transmission 5 dance from photos

Understand the parking-lot dance, compare Solo and Duo, and watch three real AI test examples. Generate a new Solo or Duo video using 10 credits.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

Transmission 5 Dance AI showcases the parking-lot duo dance using one or two reference photos to replace the dancers. The homepage studio accepts new Solo and Duo generations, using 10 credits per video. You can watch the three existing test videos without submitting photos or buying credits.

Transmission 5 dance or a swipe transition?

Similar tool names can describe different effects. Check the example before choosing a workflow.

The parking-lot dance features two people performing coordinated arm movements, hand passes, footwork and body movements. Recreating it means following the reference choreography while changing who appears in the dancers' places.

A hand-swipe transition covers the camera with a hand and reveals a new outfit, appearance or scene. Its focus is the transformation. That effect does not establish that a tool reproduces the parking-lot dance.

The videos on this site demonstrate the parking-lot routine. The hero images are separately labeled concept artwork.

What do Solo and Duo mean?

Solo uses one individual photo to replace the dancer on the left. The original partner stays. Solo still shows two dancers. Duo uses two separate individual photos to replace both dancers: photo 1 for the left dancer, photo 2 for the right.

The demonstrated Duo workflow does not establish direct support for uploading one group photo containing two friends. Use one consenting adult per individual photo when preparing references.

Read the full Solo and Duo comparison

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How the demonstrated workflow works

The following describes the previous tests, rather than a service you can submit to today.

  1. Choose the replacements. Solo replaces the left dancer; Duo replaces both.
  2. Prepare individual photos. Use clear faces, even lighting and full-body images when possible. Photos supply appearance; the reference video supplies choreography, scene and camera movement.
  3. Review the complete result. Look at faces, clothing, hands, feet and synchronization throughout the clip. A convincing still frame is not proof of consistent video quality.

The fixed reference determines the dance. A text prompt naming the trend alone does not establish that the exact movements will be reproduced. The demonstrated workflow does not require writing a custom motion prompt.

What can you watch now?

The showcase contains three real historical generation tests: male Solo, female Solo and Duo. Each clip is 10 seconds, 720p, vertical 9:16 and silent.

These are individual test results, not customer testimonials or a guarantee that every photo will preserve identity, anatomy, clothing or motion equally well. Unseen details may be invented by AI. The silent clips do not include or grant a music license.

Watch the three dance examples.

Is generation free or available now?

Watching the examples is free. Sign in and upload authorized adult photos to generate using credits: 10 credits for either Solo or Duo. Registration does not include free generation. Review pricing and refund terms; completion times and results vary.

Read the current availability and free-access explanation

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Prepare responsibly

Only use your own photos or photos of adults who agreed to the intended use. Clear full-body references make it easier to evaluate what the model preserves, but do not guarantee a particular result. If you later share a generated clip, disclose the AI edit and use audio you are authorized to use.

Read the photo preparation and quality checklist

. For questions about the studio, contact support@transmission5danceai.org.