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Toc Toc AI Dance Video Generator

Toc Toc AI turns one full-body photo of you into an 11-second video of the viral Toc Toc dance. You hop on one foot, knock twice on an invisible door in front of your face, kick to each side, spin and stare straight at the camera, move for move with the original solo dance, set to the Toc Toc song by Patrick Sébastien.

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Example

Toc Toc AI · 11s · 9:16

YouOne person, full body, face clear

11s · 9:16 · 720p · original sound · ready in a few minutes

Examples

Toc Toc AI examples

The Toc Toc trend took off on TikTok in late September 2026 in two forms: a solo dance in a plain room, and a crew version where dancers burst through a front door one after another. This Toc Toc AI template makes the solo dance from a single photo.

This template

The solo Toc Toc dance

One dancer in a white suit and a big platinum wig, alone in a plain room with a white chest of drawers. Hops, knocks, kicks and spins in one fixed full-body shot. This is the clip the template follows, 11 seconds with the song.

On TikTok

The door crew version

Dancers in wigs and suits rush through a front door one by one and do the same hop-and-knock routine toward the phone. One of the earliest big Toc Toc posts, with 2.85 million plays.

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The moves

The Toc Toc dance moves

The camera stays still and you stay in the middle of the room. Your Toc Toc AI video follows these moves in order, on the beat of the song, so the result lines up with every other Toc Toc dance on your feed.

The deadpan start
You stand facing the camera, arms loose, with a straight face. The routine is funniest when the expression never changes.
One-foot hops
You lift one knee and hop on the other foot, bouncing in place in time with the song.
Knock knock
Two quick knocks with a loose fist on an invisible door in front of your face, the move that gives Toc Toc its name.
Side kicks
You kick out to one side and then the other, still hopping, with the arms swinging for balance.
The turn
A quick spin away from the camera and back, the hops never stopping.
Arms out and stare
You finish with your arms spread wide and one leg lifted, looking straight into the lens.

How it works

How to make a Toc Toc AI video

Three steps, about five minutes, 300 credits for each 11-second clip.

Add one full-body photo
Pick a sharp photo of one person standing, head to feet in frame, face toward the camera. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
Press Generate
Toc Toc AI puts you in the dancer’s place and keeps every hop, knock, kick and spin of the original solo dance, in the same room and the same fixed shot.
Download and post
The 11-second Toc Toc AI MP4, 9:16 at 720p, appears in My Work with the Toc Toc song already under it, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Ready to post

Captions for your Toc Toc AI video

Copy one of these captions when you post your Toc Toc AI dance, or use them as a start for your own.

“Toc toc, who’s there? Me. 🚪”
“I finally learned the Toc Toc dance (sort of) 🕺”
“Toc toc toc… the trend got me”
“Doing the Toc Toc dance with a straight face, level: expert”
“POV: Patrick Sébastien starts playing”
“Tag the friend who would do this dance with you 👇”

Add #toctoc #toctocdance #toctocchallenge so people following the trend find you.
Post one for each friend and make a crew version in a carousel.
Keep the cover on the knock pose, it is the move people recognize first.

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FAQ

Toc Toc AI FAQ

What is Toc Toc AI?

Toc Toc AI is a Kling dance video template from one photo. It puts you into the viral solo Toc Toc dance: one-foot hops, two knocks on an invisible door, side kicks, a turn and a deadpan stare, in an 11-second vertical MP4 at 720p with the Toc Toc song. It is a Toc Toc dance AI take on the challenge that spread on TikTok in late September 2026.

Where does the Toc Toc song come from?

The song is “Toc Toc” by the French singer Patrick Sébastien, released in 2015. In autumn 2026 a hop-and-knock dance set to it went viral on TikTok, and French media picked up the chorus as “Kicékéla”.

Which photo works best?

A sharp, evenly lit photo of one person standing, with the whole body from head to feet in frame and the face toward the camera. Your face, hair and clothing carry into the dance, so wear something you like on video.

Will the moves match the original dance?

Yes. Toc Toc AI keeps the original solo dance as the base and replaces only the dancer, so every hop, knock, kick and turn lands on the same beat as the original clip, in the same room and the same camera shot.

Does the video have the Toc Toc song?

Yes. The finished MP4 carries the Toc Toc song from the original clip, so you can post it as it is. It is 11 seconds long, 9:16 vertical, at 720p.

Can I make the door crew version?

This template makes the solo dance with one person. For a crew post, make one Toc Toc AI video for each friend and post them together in a carousel or a stitched clip.