Upload three role photos
Use photo 1 for the opening dancer, photo 2 for the selfie camera operator, and photo 3 for the performer beside the car.
Put three people into the viral roadside dance setup. Assign the lead dancer, selfie camera operator, and car-side performer, then create a 15-second vertical video that follows the reference shot sequence.
Upload three role photos for a 15-second vertical dance video that follows the reference shot sequence.
Add 3 more role photos to continue.
Keep each person assigned to the same role from the opening dance through the car-side entrance.
Use photo 1 for the opening dancer, photo 2 for the selfie camera operator, and photo 3 for the performer beside the car.
The generated clip follows the reference shot order, choreography timing, camera direction, vehicle placement, and lighting changes.
The trend uses a fixed 15-second, 9:16 format for TikTok-style short videos.
The generator is built around the recognizable three-role dance format: a lead, a moving selfie view, and a car-side entrance.
Photo 1 is the lead performer in the wide and medium forecourt shots. Keep this identity and outfit consistent.
Photo 2 is the person filming. Their identity stays separate and consistent whenever the selfie camera appears.
Photo 3 is the performer beside the car and the person stepping out of the vehicle. The scene keeps the car and forecourt layout in place.
This gas station AI trend turns three portrait photos into a coordinated roadside dance video. The fixed shot sequence moves from wide and medium forecourt views to selfie-camera appearances and a car-side entrance, with a vertical 9:16 composition designed for short-form video.
Upload three photos: the opening dancer, the selfie camera operator, and the car-side performer. Each photo stays assigned to its role.
The video follows the reference sequence, including the opening dance, selfie-camera appearances, and the car-side entrance.
This trend uses a fixed 15-second vertical 9:16 sequence so the three roles and camera movement stay aligned with the reference.
The prompt assigns one photo to each role and instructs the video model to keep their faces, hairstyles, proportions, skin tones, and outfits distinct and consistent.
The current estimate appears above the create button and is checked again before generation starts.