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Ba Ba Ba AI Dance Video Generator

Make a Ba Ba Ba AI dance video from two photos. Each person takes one dancer in the bedroom duo, following the complete routine from the opening pose through the final moves. Your finished 15-second vertical MP4 keeps the original sound, the warm bedroom setting and the fixed camera framing.

400 credits15s videoDance Friends Couple

Example

Ba Ba Ba AI Dance · 15s · 9:16

The left dancer in a white off-the-shoulder top and light jeans in the Ba Ba Ba bedroom dance.

Dancer in the white topStarts on the left

The right dancer in a cream cropped top and white trousers in the Ba Ba Ba bedroom dance.

Dancer in the cream topStarts on the right

15s · 9:16 · 720p · original sound · ready in a few minutes

Preview clip: @bayleeaubree3 on TikTok

Two photos, one duo

What you upload and what comes back

Give each dancer one photo and receive one complete Ba Ba Ba routine for 400 credits.

You upload

Two portraits, one clear person in each photo
JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 pixels on every side and up to 10 MB each
No video, audio track or written prompt needed

You get

One 15-second vertical MP4 in 9:16 at 720p
Two photo identities mapped to the two dancers from the first move to the last
The bedroom, fixed camera and full Ba Ba Ba choreography from the source clip
The original track merged onto the finished video
A completed video in My Work, ready to play and download

Video specifications
Photos	2, one for each dancer
Model	Kling
Duration	15 seconds
Resolution	720p
Frame	9:16 vertical
Audio	Original Ba Ba Ba sound
File	MP4
Credits	400 per video, refunded if it fails

Three clear steps

How to make a Ba Ba Ba dance video from two photos

Assign one photo to each dancer, confirm the opening order and create one full 15-second Ba Ba Ba AI dance video for 400 credits.

Add one photo for each dancer
Put a clear portrait in both upload boxes. The first photo becomes the dancer in the white top on the left at the opening, and the second photo becomes the dancer in the cream top on the right. JPG, PNG and WebP all work from 300 pixels on each side up to 10 MB.
Check the opening positions
Use the example clip above to see the bedroom frame, the two starting spots and the pace of the routine. Clear faces, distinct hair and visible clothing help both dancers stay easy to recognise while they move through the same choreography.
Generate and play your MP4
Sign in, check the 400-credit button and press Generate. The template keeps the fixed camera, room and complete Ba Ba Ba routine, then adds the original sound to the finished 9:16 MP4. Your video appears in My Work when it is ready to play and download.

The routine

The Ba Ba Ba dance behind this template

This is the two-person version of Ba Ba Ba: two dancers share one fixed frame and carry the routine together.

A dance for a pair

The routine opens with two dancers already in the bedroom frame. They move in time together, take turns carrying the eye-catching arm and hip motions, and keep returning to the same shared space. The paired timing is the point of the clip: each dancer has a clear place while the routine still reads as one dance.

This page follows the 0–15 second section of a public post by @bayleeaubree3 on TikTok. The source is shown above with its sound, so you can see the framing and the pace before choosing photos.

Your people step into the routine

The first photo takes the dancer on the left at the opening, in the white top. The second photo takes the dancer on the right, in the cream top. The template keeps those identities attached to their dancer throughout the whole clip, including every movement and position change.

The room is part of the reference, which keeps the finished video focused on the two people you chose. That combination of a familiar place, a short shared routine and one clear camera view makes the result easy to watch and easy to send to the other person in the video.

Pick your pair

Who belongs in your Ba Ba Ba duo

The template supplies the dance and setting. Your two photos decide who turns it into your version.

Best friends with a shared move

Put one friend in each box and keep the photo order aligned with the opening positions. The two-person rhythm gives each person a recognisable moment and makes the finished clip feel made for your chat.

A couple night in

Choose clear photos of you and your partner for a short duet that stays playful and close to the original routine. The bedroom frame gives the scene an easy, relaxed energy without requiring any setup on your side.

Siblings, cousins or roommates

Use a pair who already share an inside joke. Different hair, clothes or silhouettes make the two identities instantly readable while the matching dance turns the two photos into one coordinated video.

Your dance partner

Pick two people who enjoy learning routines together. You get the timing and camera path from the source, so the finished MP4 works as a quick keepsake of a duo that already has its own rhythm.

Simple pricing

One complete Ba Ba Ba dance for 400 credits

A 15-second Ba Ba Ba AI dance video costs 400 credits. Choose a credit pack below, add two photos and make the whole duo routine in one go.

See all plans →

Basic$9.9400 credits1 video
Growth$19.9850 credits2 videos
Most PopularPro$39.91,800 credits4 videos
Studio$99.94,800 credits12 videos
Max$299.915,000 credits37 videos

Set up your pair

Photos that make the two dancers clear

Each photo defines one dancer, so a few small choices give the video a strong, natural likeness.

Use one person in each photo, facing toward the camera in clear, even light. Their face, hair and clothes carry into their dancer throughout the routine.
Choose half-body or full-body photos so the model has a helpful view of each person’s proportions and outfit while the dance uses their whole body.
Keep the first photo for the left dancer at the opening and the second photo for the right dancer. That order makes it easy to recognise your pair from the first beat.
Pick two photos with distinct hair, clothes or colours. The two identities then stay easy to follow while the dancers move through the same room.

FAQ

Ba Ba Ba AI Dance FAQ

What is the Ba Ba Ba AI dance video generator?

It turns two photos into a 15-second version of the Ba Ba Ba duo dance. One photo becomes the dancer on the left at the opening and the other becomes the dancer on the right, while the bedroom, camera, complete choreography and original sound stay with the clip.

How do I make a Ba Ba Ba dance video from photos?

Add one clear portrait for each dancer, check the 400-credit button and press Generate. The finished 15-second 9:16 MP4 appears in My Work when it is ready, where you can play it and download it.

How many photos do I need?

You need two photos: one person in each. The first photo maps to the dancer in the white top on the left at the opening, and the second maps to the dancer in the cream top on the right. Each person keeps their identity for the full routine.

What kind of photos work best?

Use one clear person per image, with a visible face, natural light and a half-body or full-body view. JPG, PNG and WebP files work from 300 pixels on each side up to 10 MB, and a photo with visible hair and clothing gives the dancer plenty of recognisable detail.

Does the finished video include sound?

Yes. The template uses the original sound of the reference clip and merges it onto the finished 15-second MP4, so the dance arrives ready to play and post.

What stays the same in the video?

The fixed portrait camera, the bedroom, the two-person choreography, the timing and the full sequence stay with the source clip. Your two uploaded people take the dancers’ places.

How much does a Ba Ba Ba dance AI video cost?

One 15-second video costs 400 credits. The available credit packs show how many complete dance videos each pack covers.

How long does it take to make the video?

Rendering usually takes a few minutes and continues after you leave the page. Your completed video appears under My Work as soon as it is ready to play and download.

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