How to Make the iPhone Kupi Dance AI Video

Choose a sharp photo of one adult, facing the camera in even light. Keep the face and outfit visible: the dancer takes their appearance and clothing from this photo. A full-body photo with a readable face is useful; avoid sunglasses, heavy filters, blur and group shots.

Use your own photo or an adult's photo with their permission. The solo template does not support minors, celebrities, pets or a second person. Add the photo to the template and confirm that you have permission to use it.

480p is the standard option; 720p HD gives a higher-resolution picture. Both make the same 15-second, 9:16 dance with the original sound, including the phone reveal and screen toss. HD does not add people or extend the clip.

The button shows the credits required for your selection. Packs are one-time purchases, not a subscription, and purchased credits do not expire. See the Pricing page for prices; selecting a photo does not place an order.

Sign in after adding your photo; the draft stays with you through sign-in. Check the selected quality and permission statement, then start the render when your balance covers it. If you need credits, choose a pack first. When purchases are unavailable, the site does not accept a paid order.

Wait for the progress view to finish. Your photo becomes the dancer while the video follows the routine's movement and framing. The original song is included, not a clone of your own voice. Failed, interrupted or timed-out renders return their credits automatically.

Play the completed clip with sound and check the face, hands and folding phone, especially during the toss and catch. AI can change small details, and HD does not guarantee perfect anatomy or likeness. Download the finished 15-second, 9:16 MP4 with its original song.

On a phone, the file may save to Downloads or Files rather than directly to your camera roll. Label the result as AI-generated when posting, and follow the destination platform's music rules. Generating a video does not grant a commercial music license.

The routine comes from the Win William trend: a hotel-room phone reveal, dance and screen catch. Kupi Dance AI is independent and is not affiliated with Apple, Win William, SABI, MIA BOYKA, or the song's copyright holders. iPhone is a trademark of Apple.