What is the Chipmunks Dance trend?
Three people dance in a row on an outdoor court, hopping, spinning, changing places and running toward the camera. The trend takes its name from the high-pitched sound; the dancers are people rather than animated chipmunks.
One photo or three
The middle photo sets the starting center dancer. Add a left and right friend if you like; empty positions are filled by invented dancers. The motion reference guides the routine, while your photos guide each person's appearance.
The sound
The reference audio is added after generation. The reference contains a sped-up version of You Spin Me Round (Like a Record); music rules depend on the platform where you post.
More remake examples
Examples from the same sunset-court dance; these were not generated on this site.
The Chipmunks Dance AI trend, beat by beat
- 0–3s
Three dancers begin on a court beneath a sunset sky, stepping and bouncing in formation.
- 3–6s
They hop and change places as the front dancer moves toward the camera.
- 6–9s
The dancers turn and spin across the court.
- 9–12s
A dancer approaches the lens as the others move behind.
- 12–15s
The trio continues turning and moving together near the camera.
How to make the Chipmunks Dance AI trend
How to make a Chipmunks Dance video
Add the middle dancer
Upload one clear, front-facing photo of an adult who has agreed to appear.
Add friends
Optionally upload one photo each for the left and right starting positions. AI dancers fill any empty positions.
Choose quality and generate
Choose 480p for 100 credits or 720p for 140 credits, then generate your 15-second video.
Preview and download
The reference audio is added after generation. Preview and download your video when it is ready.
Chipmunks Dance guides
How to Make the Chipmunks Dance AI Video
Create the sunset-court trio dance from one to three photos, with the reference motion and sound.
Photo tips for Chipmunks Dance
- Use one clear, front-facing photo per person.
- Show face, hair and clothing in even light.
- Distinct outfits help distinguish dancers during spins.
Who to cast
- Dance with friends, a partner or family members who agree to appear.
