How to Make an Alors on Danse Video (2026 Guide)

How do I make an Alors on Danse video?

To make an Alors on Danse video, upload two separate portraits in the video maker, choose a frame and click Generate Video. The first photo becomes the keyboard player on the left; the second becomes the dance partner on the right. After the task is accepted, you move to My assets to follow its progress and download the finished video.

The built-in template supplies the white studio and reference performance. You do not need to write a prompt or upload a motion reference. AI interprets the performance, so exact faces, gestures and lip-sync are not guaranteed.

What do I need before starting?

You need two photos you have permission to use, an account and enough credits for one generation. These are the current settings of this website's template, not a claim about every AI video model.

| Setting | Current template | | --- | --- | | Photos | Two separate images, one person per image | | File types | JPG, PNG or WebP | | File size | Up to 10 MB per image | | Duration and resolution | 13 seconds, 480p | | Frame | 16:9 landscape by default; 9:16 portrait available | | Generation cost | 20 credits per attempt | | Audio | Original electronic accompaniment |

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How should I choose and upload the photos?

Choose sharp portraits with even lighting and unobstructed faces. Avoid group shots, heavy filters, sunglasses and objects covering the mouth. A clear face gives the generator more useful identity information, though it cannot guarantee a particular result.

Drag a photo onto each upload card or click the card to choose a file. Put the keyboard player in the first slot and the dance partner in the second. Click a selected photo to replace it before submitting. You do not need to combine the photos into one image. The homepage example illustrates the two roles; it is not your generated result.

What should I check before submitting my photos?

Look at the two upload previews side by side. Confirm that the intended keyboard player is in the first card and the intended dance partner is in the second. If you accidentally chose the same person twice, replace one image before continuing. Make sure each face is large enough to inspect without zooming far into a small or heavily cropped picture.

If an upload is rejected, check the actual file format as well as its name. Renaming an unsupported file to end in .jpg does not convert it into a JPEG. Export a copy as JPG, PNG or WebP using your image editor, keep it below the per-file limit and select it again. Keep the original photos separately if you may want to try a different pairing later.

Should I choose 16:9 or 9:16?

Choose 16:9 landscape for a wide studio composition with space around both performers and the keyboard. Choose 9:16 portrait when you want a vertical frame. Both use the same 13-second duration and 480p resolution. Check the ratio and photo assignments before generating, because changing them afterward requires another task.

What happens when I click Generate Video?

Sign in if prompted. If your balance is below 20 credits, clicking Generate Video takes you to pricing so you can buy credits first. With enough credits and both photos selected, the service uploads your references and submits the task.

Once the task is created, you are taken to My assets. Processing time varies with the provider queue; there is no guaranteed completion time. You can leave and return later. Refreshing does not cancel an accepted task, but submitting again creates another paid attempt.

Which credits should I buy for my video?

Choose a one-time pack if you want a small number of videos without a recurring plan. Monthly subscriptions grant credits each billing period, and those credits expire at the end of that period. Annual subscriptions grant the full year's credits upfront, valid for one year. The pricing page shows the amount charged and how many videos the allowance covers.

Each new attempt uses 20 credits, including another version made with the same photos. Buying a larger allowance does not change the template's duration, resolution or guarantee better faces and movement. Choose a plan based on how often you expect to generate, and read its billing interval before paying. A confirmed failed task returns the credits charged for that attempt; a completed result you dislike is not automatically a failed task.

How do I preview, download and share the result?

Open My assets and click a completed video. On desktop, hovering over its card plays a preview; opening it lets you watch with sound. Review the faces, hands, movement and audio before sharing.

Use Download to save your file, or Share to copy a link to its video page on this website. Save a local copy promptly: source file URLs can expire, and a website share link does not guarantee permanent file availability.

What should I check in the finished clip?

Watch the full video once with sound before downloading or sharing it. Check that both people remain visible, their assigned roles are recognizable, and the hands, faces and mouth movements look acceptable to you. A still thumbnail cannot show timing problems, so do not judge the result from the card alone.

Compare the result with the example for the overall studio format rather than expecting identical facial expressions in every frame. If you create another version, first decide what you want to change: the source portrait, the pairing or the frame. Save any version you like before trying again, and remember that the next attempt is a separate generation.

Does the video include the original song?

No. The template generates original electronic accompaniment rather than the original song recording, melody, lyrics or vocals. The visual reference guides the performance timing, but the result is not an official music video or a promise of exact lip-sync to music you add later.

When posting a realistic generated clip elsewhere, check that platform's disclosure instructions. For example, YouTube's official guidance on GenAI disclosure requires disclosure for realistic AI content that makes a real person appear to do something they did not do. Review the current guidance when you upload; this website does not apply another platform's labels for you.

What should I do if something goes wrong?

• Photo rejected: check the format and the 10 MB limit for each file.
• Task still processing: return to the existing task in My assets rather than submitting again.
• Status unavailable: refresh the status. A connection error does not by itself mean generation failed.
• Generation failed: credits are returned when failure is confirmed. Check the task and your balance before starting another attempt.
• Download unavailable: retry from the completed video's details. If the source link has expired, contact support; recovery cannot be guaranteed.

Who maintains this guide, and where can I get help?

This guide is maintained by the website's operator, identified on our About page. Its product specifications describe the current generator and pricing configuration; the external source above supports only the YouTube disclosure guidance.

Support: nullyangweiguang@gmail.com. Include the task ID, the error shown and what you were trying to do. Never send passwords, payment card details or API keys.