How to Make the Nicole Kidman Dance AI Video from Two Photos

You can make the ADÉLA “Nicole Kidman” dance with two separate adult portraits or one clear photo of both adults. The Nicole Kidman Dance tool uses a fixed 14-second vertical template. 480P consumes 1 video use; 720P consumes 2. Generating your version is paid and requires sign-in with sufficient video uses; check Pricing before submitting.

Here, “Nicole Kidman” names the ADÉLA track and associated dance trend. The workflow puts the adults from your photos into the selected routine. It does not generate the actress or support celebrity impersonation.

Check the two-person routine first

The selected scene shows two dancers side by side in a nighttime plaza, filmed from a low camera. The routine includes overhead arm movements, hip gestures, turns and a final approach toward the camera.

Watch the full example on the tool page to check that this is the version you want. That example is an attributed third-party trend reference, not a result generated by this website. It explains the intended scene and movement; a new generation can differ.

Choose photos with readable faces and outfits

For separate portraits, use one consenting adult per image. A full-body or three-quarter view supplies more information about build and clothing than a tightly cropped selfie. Keep faces, hair and the desired outfit visible. The model must generate details outside the photograph; it cannot recover an unseen outfit as a fact.

For one duo photo, both adults should be easy to distinguish. Avoid overlapping faces, heavy blur, sunglasses covering the eyes and crowded group photographs. Use JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 10 MB each, with permission to upload and depict everyone shown. The character photo guide explains framing in more detail.

Assign the dancers and generate

1. Open the dance workspace and choose two portraits or one duo photo.
2. Upload the required image or images. Photo 1 supplies the left dancer and Photo 2 the right; in a duo image, check the people’s visible positions.
3. Use the swap control before submitting if you want to reverse the assignments. Left and right refer to the camera view.
4. Choose 480P or 720P, review the displayed video-use count, confirm permission and sign in with enough balance.
5. Generate, follow the task status and review the finished clip before downloading the MP4.

Higher resolution does not guarantee closer identity matching, better hands or more accurate choreography. Check both dancers through the raised-arm and turning sections, where faces or bodies may overlap. Completed jobs are also available in My videos through your account menu.

Do I need to record myself dancing?

No. The performance direction is built in, so you do not need a dance recording, a source-video upload or a written choreography prompt. This workflow uses the selected plaza routine rather than offering arbitrary choreography or scene selection.

Does the soundtrack become my voice?

The application restores the template soundtrack after generating the visuals. It does not clone your voice, and mouth shapes or movement may not follow every word or beat. Listen to the downloaded file as well as the website player. Included audio does not itself grant music rights; check the permissions needed before publishing or using the video commercially.

Can I make it on my phone?

Yes. Use your mobile browser to upload, sign in, generate and download. Public examples are free to watch, but they are not a free personalized preview. Open the saved file and review the entire 14-second performance before sharing.