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AI dance video generator: Remake any viral video, with you in it.

Drop in a 3–30 second clip of a trend, choose who performs it, and get the same moves back as a new video starring you or a character you describe. Only the motion goes to the AI engine, never the original person, voice or song. A 480p draft renders first and is finished at 1080p, and the credit price shows before you start.

200 free starter credits in many countries · No card · Unused starter credits expire after 24 hours

One clip in, one new video out

What you get back

Remake
Your clip
3 to 30 seconds, MP4 or MOV. Only a silent, face-free motion sheet is made from it.
Performer
You (a photo of you, or your saved likeness), a character from Character Studio, a Creator Cast member, or a character you describe.
Result
A new video with the same moves: a 480p draft first, finished at 1080p.
Price
18 credits a second for the draft, 100 to finish. Shown before every render.

How it works

How to remake a viral video

Four steps in the Video Studio. Nothing renders until you have seen the price.

  1. Step 1

    Drop the clip

    Upload a 3–30 second video of the trend and trim it in place. There is no link import.

  2. Step 2

    Choose who performs it

    Use your verified likeness for the quickest path, confirm a photo of yourself, or describe a character. No one else’s face is ever used.

  3. Step 3

    Review the motion

    You see a silent, face-free preview of the moves and the scene written for them. Edit one text box, check the price, and go.

  4. Step 4

    Draft, then finish

    A 480p draft arrives first at 18 credits a second. Happy with it? Finish at 1080p. Not quite? Try again at the draft price.

What you can remake

What you can and cannot remake

The rules are the same for everyone, and each one is checked before any credits are spent.

What Remake accepts and what it produces
AttributeRemake
Clip length3 to 30 seconds.
ResolutionDraft at 480p, finished at 1080p.
Who performsYou (a photo of you, or your saved likeness), a character from Character Studio, a Creator Cast member, or a character you describe.
ConsentA photo of a real person needs that person’s confirmation before the render, and yours is the only face used.
Public figuresDeclined, along with minors and adult content.
MusicThe engine never receives sound. A trend template comes with a track PrismPoster made, and a clip you upload can keep its own sound in your export if you confirm you have the right to use it.
Cost18 credits a second for the draft and 100 to finish. A 10-second remake is 180 credits as a draft and 1000 to finish.
LabelEvery file carries machine-readable AI provenance, and clips from a free account also show a small AI-generated label.
Commercial useAllowed on every account, and PrismPoster claims no ownership of what you make. Music you bring is covered only by your own licence.

Before any credits

What gets declined, and how to fix it

A decline happens before the video engine sees your clip and before credits are spent, and it always says what to change.

  • Children

    A clip or photo with a child in it is declined. Try a clip with adults only.

  • Adult content

    Nudity and sexual content are declined in the clip, the sound and your description. Trim to a suitable section or pick another trend.

  • Public figures

    Public figures and politically exposed people are declined as performers and in clips. Choose yourself or a described character.

  • A fix every time

    Each decline names the reason and the change that gets it through. Nothing is charged when it happens.

How it differs

Remake compared with other ways to copy a trend

Four common approaches, described by what they do rather than by brand.

Four ways to copy a trend video compared
ApproachWhose faceWhat is copiedOriginal soundConsent
PrismPoster RemakeYours, or a character you describeOnly a silent, face-free motion sheetNever sent to an engineYour own, recorded before the render
Photo-to-dance generatorsThe photo you uploadMoves from the tool’s own templatesUsually a library trackVaries by tool
Face-swap appsYours, placed onto someone else’s footageThe original clip, including the other person’s bodyUsually kept from the originalThe other person’s is rarely asked
Reposting the original clipThe original creator’sEverythingThe original songNot yours to give

Typical behaviour as of October 2026; individual tools differ.

Free draft

Start with a free AI dance video draft

In many countries a new account gets 200 free starter credits, no card, which pays for about 11 seconds of draft at 18 credits a second; unused starter credits expire after 24 hours. Elsewhere, a small credit pack is the entry. A draft shows the real moves, so you can decide before you pay to finish.

Reference to video

Reference to video: take the motion, keep your own face

Most reference-to-video tools copy the person in the reference. Remake reads only the movement from your clip, rebuilds it as a face-free motion sheet, and applies it to your performer. The engine never receives the person, voice or song, so the video you get shows you and not the person in the clip.

Questions

About remaking viral videos

Can I use a TikTok of someone else?

You can use it as a motion reference if you confirm you have the right to use the clip. Remake never copies the person in it: the AI engine receives only a silent, face-free motion sheet, never the face, voice or song, and the moves are applied to your own performer. Clips with children, public figures or adult content are declined.

Can I be in the video?

Yes. Use your verified likeness for the quickest path, or a photo of yourself with a confirmation before the render. You can also describe a character instead. A photo of any other real person needs that person’s own confirmation.

Why is there no original music?

The AI engine never receives sound, and PrismPoster does not copy anyone’s song. A trend template comes with a track PrismPoster generated. A clip you upload can keep its own sound in your export when you confirm you have the right to use it. You post the result yourself.

What gets declined?

Children, public figures and politically exposed people, and adult content are declined before any credits are spent. You confirm that you have the right to use your clip, because that cannot be checked for you. Each decline says what to change, and nothing is charged when it happens.

How long can the clip be?

3 to 30 seconds. A longer clip can be trimmed in place before you start.

How much does a remake cost?

The price shows before every render. A draft costs 18 credits a second at 480p, and finishing at 1080p costs 100 credits a second. A 10-second remake is 180 credits as a draft and 1000 to finish.

Is there a free AI dance video generator?

In many countries a new account gets 200 free starter credits, no card, which pays for about 11 seconds of draft at 480p; unused starter credits expire after 24 hours. Elsewhere, a small credit pack is the entry.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Remake is part of the Video Studio, which runs in a phone browser: upload from your camera roll, trim, and render.

Can I use the video commercially?

Yes, on every account, and PrismPoster claims no ownership of what you make. Music you add yourself is covered only by your own licence.

Does the video carry an AI label?

Every file carries machine-readable AI provenance, and clips from a free account also show a small AI-generated label.