# Hop Hop Hop AI Dance Video [View this template](https://zoopfizz.com/templates/hop-hop-hop-dance) 2 photos, 8 seconds: hop into the Hop Hop Hop duo dance. Vertical video, no audio. Recreate the Hop Hop Hop dance with two photos. Photo 1 is the woman who dances up close first; Photo 2 is the man who hops in from the right background. You get an 8-second vertical 9:16 video, silent and ready for your own music. Updated: 2026-11-08 ## At a glance Generation: availability is confirmed by the live workspace before submission. ### Duo - Photos: 2 required; 0 optional. - Photo 1: required. One adult per photo. Clear face; half-body or full body. - Photo 2: required. One adult per photo. Clear face; half-body or full body. - Length: 8 seconds. - Format: 9:16. - Sound: generated video is silent. Add one photo per person. They trade places mid-clip. Preview: has audio; preview sound does not change the generated-video specification. The preview shows two adults in dark emo styling trading the foreground in a carpeted room with white vertical blinds, a wall of framed posters, a glass display cabinet and a clothing rack. 8-second vertical 9:16, with music; generated videos are silent. ## Template credit rates SD (480p): 750 credits. HD (720p): 1500 credits before plan benefits. - Starter: 375 SD / 750 HD credits. - Pro: 375 SD / 750 HD credits. - Unlimited: 225 SD / 450 HD credits. Review your account price and live availability before choosing Create. [Plans and credit packs](https://zoopfizz.com/pricing). ## Which photos work best ### Photo 1: the woman up close Use one adult photo for the woman who starts in the foreground. A clear, front-facing face with visible hair and top is enough. Avoid group photos, because each photo fills exactly one role. A photo that shows the shoulders and upper body helps the model keep her own top and any visible accessories stable through the close shots. ### Photo 2: the man who hops in The second photo belongs to the man who walks in from the right background. A different hairstyle, jacket or colour from Photo 1 helps the model keep the two identities apart when they trade places. Do not reuse the same photo twice; two separate photos keep the swap readable. ### Outfits that read clearly work best Half-body or full-body photos work well here, because this room is full of props and the dancers move from the background to the foreground. Even light and a simple background help. Avoid sunglasses, hands over the face and heavy filters, and pick photos where the whole outfit stays clearly visible. ### Only consenting adults, only your photos Both photos must show consenting adults, and only upload photos you own or have permission to use. Never use someone else's photos or pictures of children for this dance. If a person is recognisable in the video, get their agreement before you upload. ## One room, two dancers and a mid-clip swap The Hop Hop Hop dance is one continuous handheld shot in a carpeted room: white vertical blinds, a wall collage of framed posters, a glass display cabinet of bottles, a clothing rack and a small side table. The template keeps each person's own face, hair and clothing, while the room, camera and choreography come from the reference clip. The woman starts up close. She dances toward the lens and mouths the words while the framing stays tight on her. The man comes in from the right background, hopping and stomping on the beat. Around the midpoint they trade places, so he finishes in the foreground hopping and pointing while she dances behind him. The camera pulls out slightly, then pushes back in, and the room, props, lighting and framing never change. Generation is 8 seconds, vertical 9:16 and silent. The showcase clip has music; the generated video does not, so add your own track. It is an adult-only template with one photo for each of the two roles. ## How to make it 1. Preview the room: Watch the 8-second showcase to see the room, the two starting spots and the mid-clip swap. The preview has music; every generated video is silent. 2. Add Photo 1 and Photo 2: Upload one adult photo per role: Photo 1 for the woman who dances up close first, Photo 2 for the man who hops in from the right background. Confirm permission for both. 3. Choose SD or HD and Create: Sign in if needed, pick SD or HD, check the price shown for your account, and select Create. 4. Download and add music: Review faces, hands and the swap, download the silent 8-second clip, then add a licensed track before posting. ## AI video template or filming it yourself | Consideration | AI video template | Filming it yourself | | --- | --- | --- | | Input | Two separate adult photos | Two people, a room and a camera | | Scene | Fixed carpeted corner with posters, cabinet and clothing rack | Find, dress and light your own space | | Format | 8 seconds, 9:16, silent | Film and edit the timing yourself | | Cost | Template video packs and credits | Props, a location and shooting time | ## Frequently asked questions ### Can I generate a Hop Hop Hop AI Dance video now? Yes. Open /templates/hop-hop-hop-dance, add two adult photos and select Create. The template runs in Wan 3.0 reference mode. The showcase preview was not made from your two photos. ### How many photos do I need, and who goes in which slot? Two photos, one consenting adult each. Photo 1 is the woman who starts in the foreground dancing up close; Photo 2 is the man who hops in from the right background. Both slots are required. ### Does the generated video include the music I hear in the preview? No. Generated videos are silent. The showcase preview has music, but that track is not part of your output; add a track you are licensed to use in TikTok, Reels, Shorts or your video editor. ### Will the two dancers swap places exactly like the preview? Not guaranteed. Generated results can vary in when the swap happens, in hands, in how consistently both faces hold while they move, and in how the room props are drawn. Watch the clip before you post. ### What if I only have one photo of myself? This dance needs two different people. Use a second consenting adult who agrees to appear, or ask them for a separate photo. Do not upload the same photo twice to fill the empty slot. ### Who owns the photos and who needs to give permission? Only upload photos you own or have permission to use. Every person who appears needs to agree, and both must be consenting adults. Keep a record of the permission you received.