What happens in the Tecktonik dance video, shot by shot?
Each version copies a viral reel of the dance, and your photo takes the place of its dancer. The stage, the string lights, the red light, the moves and the camera come from the reel. Both clips are one continuous handheld shot, filmed from below the stage:
| Beat | Human (Cheba Man's reel, 15 s) | Pet (the cat reel, 15 s) |
|---|---|---|
| The start | You stand on a small stage above the crowd under two rows of string lights: arms out wide, hands to the head, then both arms straight up. | Your pet stands upright on its hind legs on the stage, crosses its front paws at the chest, then throws both paws straight up. |
| The routine | Arms cross in front of the chest, roll past the face and snap out to the side on the beat, then open wide with the palms up. | Sharp paw waves and crosses in front of the face, front legs spread wide, paws to the head, while two dancers in sunglasses dance behind it. |
| The finish | Arms out wide again, then quick side steps with one arm swinging over the head while the crowd raises hands and phones. | Side steps across the stage while the camera drops lower. |
Human or Pet? Press "Create your own" and pick one, or press the button under its reel on this page.
Standard or Best? Each version has two qualities. Standard is the default and costs fewer credits. Best costs more. The exact price shows on the Generate button before you spend anything.
| Standard (default) | Best | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Seedance 2.0 Mini makes a new clip that follows the reel's moves, camera and timing. | MiniMax H3 Max Recast puts you or your pet into the reel itself: the same stage, the same crowd, the same camera. |
| Frame | Vertical 9:16, 720p | Vertical 9:16, 768p |
| Length | 15 s | 15 s |
| Sound | The reel's song, put on after the run; you can turn it off | The same |
Human uses a closer cut of Cheba Man's reel, so you fill more of the frame than he does in the original. Pick Standard for the lower price. Pick Best for the closest copy of the reel. Every run is a new take, so results differ.
