Question 1

What kind of photo should I upload?

Accepted Answer

A sharp, well-lit picture of one person or animal, taken from the front or a three-quarter angle, with the face and body clearly visible. Waist-up or whole-body framing works best, because the model needs room to move the arms and legs. Blurry photos, group shots or pictures where the subject is turned away make the limbs drift and the face change between frames. JPG, PNG and WebP up to 10 MB.

Question 2

What does one render cost?

Accepted Answer

This render costs 10 credits at the default spec, Standard · 720p · 12s — the standard video that every pricing card prices against. 480p costs 5 credits and 1080p costs 60. Longer clips scale linearly from the twelve-second table and are rounded up to a whole credit. The exact figure sits next to the Generate button and recalculates as soon as you change resolution, length or format.

Question 3

How long does a render take, and how do I get the file?

Accepted Answer

Most standard renders come back in a couple of minutes, and a 1080p clip can take longer. The page polls the real job status, so you watch the genuine state rather than a decorative progress bar. When it finishes, the clip appears in the studio and in My videos, where you can play it and download the MP4.

Question 4

Will my video be watermarked?

Accepted Answer

The clip you download is the finished render at the resolution you chose, saved as an MP4. Nothing is stamped over the picture, and there is no second purchase needed to unlock a file you have already paid to render.

Question 5

Can I choose the resolution, the length and the frame?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The studio offers 480p, 720p and 1080p, lengths of 5, 8, 10 and 12 seconds, and the 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1 frames. 9:16 is the default because TikTok, Reels and Shorts are vertical. The credit badge recalculates before you press Generate, never after.

Question 6

How do I pay, and can I cancel?

Accepted Answer

Checkout runs through Stripe and Yito Pay, and card details never reach our servers. Subscriptions renew until you cancel; cancelling stops future renewals without removing credits you have already paid for. Yearly billing saves up to 34% against twelve monthly payments, and one-time packs take no subscription at all.

Question 7

Do credits expire?

Accepted Answer

It depends which credits you hold. Monthly subscription credits are valid for the current billing month, yearly credits arrive all at once and are valid for the billing year, and one-time credit packs never expire. The balances are tracked separately, so buying a plan never overwrites credits you already have, and the credits that expire soonest are spent first.

Question 8

What happens if a render fails?

Accepted Answer

The credits return automatically to the balance they came from, in full. A render that was never produced is not charged, and retrying does not double-charge. If renders keep failing, shorten the clip or simplify the action: one clear movement per shot holds up far better than a whole routine.

Question 9

Can I post the videos, and can I use them commercially?

Accepted Answer

You can post the clip you generate and use it commercially. Two limits matter: only upload photos you have the right to use, and do not present an AI render as a real recording of a real person or as the original trend video. The model generates a new performance from your inputs — it does not copy anybody's recorded footage or choreography.

Question 10

What happens to the photo I upload?

Accepted Answer

Your browser shrinks it and sends it, as a base64 data URL, to our own API route together with your prompt and settings, and our server forwards the image bytes to kie.ai, the model provider. kie.ai hosts the file and returns a short-lived public HTTPS URL (its docs say about 24 hours) that the render reads; we keep no copy of the photo in any storage we operate, but the photo is hosted by the provider for that limited window. Before every render the prompt and the photo are screened by our moderation provider, and a blocked input is refused without spending credits. The finished video is delivered from the provider's CDN — we store only a record of the render (task id, prompt, settings, credits and the result link), so deleting a render removes that record and the provider's hosted photo expires on its own. It is not published to a feed, not shown to other users and not used to train our own models.

Question 11

Does it work for pets?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and pets are one of the main reasons people use it. A clear photo of a dog, a cat or another animal dances with the same four looks, and the Cute look is tuned for smaller subjects: it keeps the markings, the ears and the proportions and adds small hops in place. With no usable photo at all, text-to-video renders the scene from your description instead. Nothing needs installing — the studio runs in the browser.

Wipe Me Down Dance AI — Make Your Photo Dance in Minutes

The four looks, four ways

From one photo to the Wipe Me Down dance

1 · One photo in

2 · Pick a look

3 · The model renders it

4 · Or start from text

The cost is on the button

Private by default, yours to post

Wipe Me Down Dance AI Pricing — Credits and Subscriptions

One-time credit packs

What one video costs

Questions before you generate

Guides and prompts

Wipe Me Down Dance AI: Photo to Dance Video Generator

How to make a Wipe Me Down dance video: seven steps

AI dance video prompts: how to write one that works

Your photo already knows the move

480p · 12s	5 credits
720p · 12s	10 credits
1080p · 12s	60 credits