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AI duo video creator guides
Twelve practical articles on photos, roles, resolution, pet references, video attempts and sharing your finished clip.
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How to make an A2O LITE NEON AI Dance video from two photos
Upload two photos, assign the front and rear dancers, and save a 15-second AI dance video with the original reference music.
Read article →Choosing better photos for an AI dance video
Prepare usable reference photos by checking light, framing, obstructions and file formats.
Read article →Dancer 1 or Dancer 2: where each photo goes
Match the numbered photo slots to the front and rear performers at the start of the dance reference.
Read article →480p AI dance videos: are 720p and 1080p available?
The current generator exports 15-second 480p MP4 videos. Learn what this means for previews, downloads and larger screens.
Read article →Landscape or portrait: framing your studio duo
Understand the fixed 16:9 dance output and the trade-offs of cropping it for a vertical screen.
Read article →How to approach face drift in an AI duo video
Find where the likeness changes and make a focused adjustment before another attempt.
Read article →A2O LITE NEON AI prompts: what you can control
Translate your creative idea into photo selection, roles and settings supported by the current generator.
Read article →Cat duo dance videos: preparing pet photo references
Prepare two clear pet photos, match the numbered dancer roles and review the generated movement.
Read article →A practical checklist before sharing your AI duo
Review motion, framing, accompaniment and sharing links before preparing your post.
Read article →Does A2O LITE NEON AI Dance preserve the reference music?
The downloaded dance video includes the original soundtrack from the human reference clip. Learn how to check playback and audio.
Read article →Understanding video attempts and failed video tasks
Plan generations by resolution and distinguish waiting, status errors, confirmed failure and payment refunds.
Read article →Saving your clip and handling private result links
Find your result as a signed-in user or guest, save a local copy and handle retrieval links carefully.
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