A2O LITE NEON AI Dance Prompts
A2O LITE NEON AI dance video prompts explained: two-photo roles, built-in choreography and original music. No custom prompt input is required.
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Do I need AI dance video prompts?
No custom prompt input is available in A2O LITE NEON AI Dance Generator. Its AI dance video prompts are built into the two-photo template; the scene descriptions below explain the intended result. The current generator requires two subjects and does not offer a solo mode.
Upload two separate, authorized photos: the first supplies Dancer 1, who is in front at the start of the reference; the second supplies Dancer 2, who starts behind. Check the two roles and click Generate. The reference supplies the choreography, camera timing and 16:9 composition.
A 15-second, 480p MP4 in 16:9 landscape, without a watermark. The original music from the reference video is embedded in the download. Faces and movement may vary.
How the two photos are used
The first photo supplies the dancer in front at the start of the reference. The second supplies the dancer behind. The motion reference guides the scene, camera and performance. Clear, separate references help distinguish the two subjects, but facial resemblance and gestures can still vary.
Example scene description
Create a two-person studio performance. Use the first photo for the dancer in front at the start and the second photo for the dancer behind at the start. Keep the subjects distinct throughout the clip. Follow the reference composition and motion while preserving the identity cues from each supplied photo.
Portraits or full-body photos?
A clear portrait gives the model more visible facial detail. A wider photo may also influence hair, clothing and overall appearance. Avoid collages, heavy filters, covered faces and photos containing multiple people. Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB per photo.
Ideas for a contrasting duo
Try your own authorized photos with formal clothes, streetwear or traditional outfits. Pet examples are also available in the gallery. These are creative directions, not guarantees that every garment, face or animal marking will match exactly.
If the face does not match
Check that each preview shows the intended photo and wait for both uploads to finish. Try a clearer reference with even lighting. The system starts the provider task after preparing both image references; a successful upload alone cannot guarantee identity accuracy. Review the entire output before sharing.
Quick answers
Can I enter custom prompts or make a solo video?
No. The current generator uses two photos and a built-in dance reference. It has no custom prompt field, solo mode or motion-reference upload. The prompt guide explains scene descriptions and photo preparation; it does not add these controls.
What photos should I upload?
Use two separate photos, one dancer per photo. JPG, PNG or WebP; up to 10 MB each. Clear, unobstructed faces work best.
What file will I receive?
A 15-second, 480p MP4 in 16:9 landscape, with the original reference music embedded and no watermark. Faces and movement may vary.
Does my video include the original music?
The original music from the dance reference is included in both the preview and downloaded MP4. Model-generated audio is replaced with this soundtrack.
Will my result exactly match an example?
No. Examples show the intended format. Faces, outfits, hands and movement can vary. Preview your result before sharing.
Do I need an account to create a video?
No account is required to buy a video. Guests can pay and continue on a private result page; an email for the completed link is optional. Signed-in users can also find tasks in My videos. Generation is paid, and each video uses one attempt. This describes starting from the generator with two photos. Guests buying a pack directly from Pricing are asked for a delivery email.
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