How to Make a Storm II AI Dance Video With Two Photos

1. Decide who leads and who fills the crowd

To create a Storm Dance AI video, use one clear portrait for the unmasked lead in black. The second portrait is the reference for every background person, including the white-robed masked dancers across the visible rows. It is not a reference for only the nearest dancer.

The requested result keeps the lead distinct from the repeated background identity. Decide whether you want two different people or intentionally similar casting before uploading. If you reverse the two roles, swap the portraits before confirming.

2. Watch the vertical source inside the studio

The studio plays a separate 15-second landscape completed case. Your generation follows a private vertical source. The case illustrates the Storm theme, but it does not preview the selected source segment or crop. Use the generation settings and role labels to check your request.

Watch the background rows as well as the foreground lead. This template asks for changes across a crowd, so an apparently good close-up of the lead is only one part of the review.

3. Choose the opening segment and resolution

The available source segments are the first 5, 12 or 30 seconds. The longest cut gives the model more footage to recast and uses more credits. Select 480p or 720p and read the exact studio quote before purchasing or confirming.

The source is already vertical. Original and 9:16 framing preserve that tall composition; a centered square crop can remove action at the top or bottom. Check the preview outline instead of assuming every frame option shows the same dancers.

4. Submit one reviewed request

Confirm permission for both portraits. The studio supplies the choreography and generation instructions, so you do not need to write a crowd prompt or upload a dance source video. Review the thumbnails and settings in the confirmation dialog.

Keep track of the saved request if a connection interrupts submission. A reload checks the same result; an intentional new generation is a separate request. Buying credits or returning from checkout does not itself start the dance video.

5. Inspect every visible row in the result

Watch the full MP4, then pause the wide shots to inspect the crowd. The provider can leave some masked dancers or other people unchanged, or blend the lead with the repeated background identity. Completion confirms that a playable result passed media checks, not that every person was successfully recast.

Check the lead during movement, the faces in the front and back rows and the restored source audio. If you want a new attempt, choose the photos and quote again; there is no automatic extra paid retry just because the crowd needs improvement.

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