Uptown Funk AI for casting a dance video from photos

Uptown Funk AI uses uploaded portraits to create a dance video based on its Uptown Funk workflow. The publisher asks users to put the lead portrait first and says additional photos guide the supporting cast. Watch the available example before deciding how many people to include.

Organize photos in performance order

The publisher lists one to nine JPG, PNG or WebP files, up to 8 MB per image. Use a separate, clear photo for each person and check you have permission to use it. Add the lead first. If you add supporting subjects, choose clear portraits with faces visible. Check the order again before submitting, particularly if the lead matters to the story of the clip.

Check likeness and movement in the result

The publisher says its earlier examples can contain imperfect supporting identities. Review the generated performance with that limitation in mind. Play it all the way through and check whether the lead stays recognizable as the camera angle changes. Compare the other subjects against their reference photos before showing the clip to anyone else. A small example can help you decide whether to try a more crowded scene.

Review the charge and download

The service describes one-time purchases, credit packs and subscriptions. Check the quote for the specific workflow before generating because other tools on the site may have different prices. The publisher says you can play the result and download an MP4 from the studio. Save that file before beginning another edit. Play the download with audio to check the cuts against the music.