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View original post ↗Turn 1–3 photos of friends into the Can Can dance trend: a living-room kick line with knee lifts, squats and arm-linked high kicks. Pet: your cat or dog dances the can-can in a red dress on a Paris street. Silent vertical AI video, 15 seconds (Pet: 10 seconds).
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Photo 1, required: one adult who has agreed to appear. Dances in the middle in the blue hoodie and yellow beanie.Left dancerOptional
Photo 2, optional: one adult who has agreed to appear. Dances on the left in the lilac sweatshirt and cap.Right dancerOptional
Photo 3, optional: one adult who has agreed to appear. Dances on the right in the green hoodie.Use photos you have permission to use.
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To make the Can Can dance video, pick Trio and upload one to three photos of friends, or pick Pet and upload one cat or dog photo, then generate. Trio is a 15-second vertical video and Pet 10 seconds, each for 50 credits; the smallest pack is USD 4.49. The export is silent.
Three dancers do the can-can kick line in a living room; empty places get made-up dancers. 15 seconds, vertical 9:16.
Make this versionYour pet dances the can-can in a red dress and feather headpiece on a Paris street at dusk. 10 seconds, vertical 9:16.
Make this versionThis template recreates the Can Can dance trend: three friends in a row in a bright living room, hands on hips, lifting knees and kicking to the can-can, then linking arms for a high-kick line. Pick Trio for people or Pet for your cat or dog.
Trio. Upload 1–3 photos. Photo 1 is the middle dancer in the blue hoodie and yellow beanie; Photos 2 and 3 (optional) are the left and right dancers. Empty places get new, made-up dancers. The outfits come from the original clip.
Pet. Upload one photo of your cat or dog. Your pet dances the can-can on its hind legs in a red ruffled dress, feather headpiece and little boots on a Paris street at dusk, spins the skirt, then strikes a pose at the camera.
Good photos. For Trio, one adult per photo, face and hair clear, good light, no filters; only upload photos of people who have agreed to appear. For Pet, one pet with the face, ears, coat and markings clearly visible.
The price is the same for one, two or three photos. In the Pet version, cats are the closest match to the original kitten; small dogs also work.
More AI dog dance templatesMore AI cat dance templatesMore AI dance video templatesUSD 4.49 buys 50 credits, enough for one video with this template. This is a one-time purchase. Taxes are shown at checkout.
One-time credit packs are available. A subscription is optional. See current prices.
The original Trio clip, beat by beat. It is one take from a low, fixed camera; your photos take the three dancers' places, and the room, the routine and the timing stay the same.
The three stand side by side, hands on hips, taking turns at knee lifts, kicks and bouncing squats; the middle dancer throws her arms overhead early on.
They step together, link arms and high-kick as one line, then lean in together for the end pose.
TikTok videos of friends doing a can-can kick line at home: hands on hips, knee lifts, kicks and squats, then a high-kick line with linked arms. The dance in the original clip is by the Gregorian Sisters. This template recreates it with your photos, or with your pet in a can-can dress.
Trio takes one to three photos, one adult in each; Photo 1 is required. Pet takes one photo of one cat or dog.
You dance in the middle in the blue hoodie and yellow beanie, and the left and right dancers are new, made-up people.
Trio: three dancers in a living-room kick line, 15 seconds. Pet: your cat or dog dances the can-can in a red dress on a Paris street, 10 seconds. Both are vertical 9:16.
For Trio, your own photo or photos of other adults who have agreed to appear; not public figures. For Pet, a photo of your own pet.
50 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 50 credits for USD 4.49. No subscription is needed.
The video exports without sound. Add music available for your account and intended use in your posting app, then check the timing before sharing.
In Trio, check each face during the arm-linked kick line at the end, when the three dancers press together. In Pet, check your pet's coat and markings during the spins and the close-up at the end. A new generation uses another 50 credits and may look different.
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