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AI baby dance with cartoon baby characters

Pick one of the four 3D-cartoon baby characters made for this site, choose a dance template, and get a short video of the character dancing. You can also upload your own cartoon or AI-generated character. Photos of real people and real children are not accepted. The shortest template, 5 seconds, costs 63 credits.

  • Four cartoon characters included
  • Pick one: no upload needed
  • Not for photos of real children
Pick a character

or upload your own below

Drop an image, or click to choose

JPG / PNG only, up to 4.7 MB, from 480×480 to 1920×1080 pixels (either orientation).

Choose a template

Pets, cartoon characters and AI-generated characters only. No photos of real people.

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A corgi stands upright on its hind legs against a plain light grey background, smiling, with its front paws held in front of its chest.

Corgi, side steps and spin: DreamActor v25.1s · 3:4

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How to make an AI baby dance video

  1. Pick a character

    Choose one of the four included cartoon characters (yellow onesie, blue dungarees, pink bear hoodie, green dinosaur onesie), or upload your own cartoon or AI-generated character. JPG or PNG only, up to 4.7 MB, from 480×480 to 1920×1080 pixels (either orientation). Never a photo of a real person or a real child.

  2. Choose a dance

    A short template is selected when the page opens: a 5-second clip costs 63 credits (about $0.63 at the smallest pack). The longer ones are in the same list; each is charged for its own length.

  3. Generate and download

    Generate, and download the MP4 from your workspace. The credits are charged when the request is accepted and come back automatically if the generation fails. A character you pick needs no upload and no confirmation; an image you upload needs the tick box.

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The characters and the dances

  • Four characters of our own

    4 AI-generated 3D-cartoon baby characters, full body on a plain grey background: yellow onesie, blue dungarees, pink bear hoodie, green dinosaur onesie. They are the site’s own cartoon characters, not photos of anyone, and you can use any of them without uploading anything.

  • Your own character

    You can upload a cartoon or AI-generated baby character of your own. The upload box asks you to confirm before each generation that the image is a pet, a cartoon or an AI-generated character and not a real person. A photo of a real child is a photo of a real person and is not accepted.

  • The dances

    Victory dance, fists overhead (5 s), Relaxed hip-hop groove (5 s), Side steps, spin and jump (5 s), Disco routine, diagonal points (10 s), Arm waves, low squat and a bow (10 s), Babydoll-style routine (10 s). The templates are our own AI-generated reference clips, and the character is asked to follow their moves.

  • No music

    The templates are silent and so is your result. Add the sound in your editor or on the platform where you post.

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Cartoon baby dance clips made here

Real outputs made on this site with DreamActor v2 through fal.ai, from the site’s own cartoon characters. Each shows the character, the template and its receipt. The note under each says what held up and what did not; it is one character per clip, so they do not predict your result.

A 3D cartoon baby character in a pink bear-ear hoodie and grey leggings points one arm up and to the side against a plain light grey background.

Scene 01

Cartoon character in a pink bear-ear hoodie, disco routine: DreamActor v2

The character keeps its hoodie, bear ears and sneakers through the 10 s disco template, diagonal arm points included. The clip runs 10.14 s at 826×1102, with a silent audio track.

The character that went in: a 3D cartoon baby character in a pink bear-ear hoodie and grey leggings, standing and facing the camera against a plain grey background.

Photo

Template

Disco routine, diagonal points · 10 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Disco routine, diagonal points · 10 s
Length
10.14 s, charged as 10 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
210 s
Provider cost
$0.50
Here
125 credits
Request
01a12b83-f387-7800-b190-7cb0e2724141
A 3D cartoon baby character in a green dinosaur onesie holds both fists up beside its head, smiling, against a plain light grey background.

Scene 02

Cartoon character in a green dinosaur onesie, victory dance: DreamActor v2

The character keeps its dinosaur onesie, tail included, and follows the 5 s template: fists pumping overhead, then arms out wide. The clip runs 5.14 s at 826×1102, with a silent audio track.

The character that went in: a 3D cartoon baby character in a green dinosaur onesie with the hood up, standing barefoot against a plain grey background.

Photo

Template

Victory dance, fists overhead · 5 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Victory dance, fists overhead · 5 s
Length
5.14 s, charged as 5 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
144 s
Provider cost
$0.25
Here
63 credits
Request
01a12b87-3d57-7103-994d-89f8bf289ecd
A 3D cartoon baby character in a yellow onesie stands barefoot against a plain light grey background with one arm raised beside its head.

Scene 03

Cartoon character in a yellow onesie, Babydoll-style routine: DreamActor v2

One of the site’s own cartoon characters, picked with one tap, through the same 10 s routine. The character keeps its face, hair and onesie as it steps, turns to each side and raises an arm. The clip runs 10.14 s at 826×1102, with a silent audio track.

The character that went in: a 3D cartoon baby character in a yellow onesie, standing barefoot and facing the camera against a plain grey background.

Photo

Template

Babydoll-style routine · 10 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Babydoll-style routine · 10 s
Length
10.14 s, charged as 10 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
198 s
Provider cost
$0.50
Here
125 credits
Request
01a12b80-c4d6-7121-b9a6-02243a3a1176

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What it costs

The charge is the template’s length in seconds times 12.5 credits on the default model, DreamActor v2. A 5-second clip costs 63 credits (about $0.63 at the smallest pack); a 10-second clip costs 125 credits (about $1.25 at the smallest pack). The table lists every template and both models. There is no free allowance: every clip is paid for with credits. Packs and plans are on the pricing page.

ModelTemplateLengthCreditsWith the smallest pack
DreamActor v2Side steps, spin and jump5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Relaxed hip-hop groove5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Disco routine, diagonal points10 s125$1.25
DreamActor v2Victory dance, fists overhead5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Arm waves, low squat and a bow10 s125$1.25
DreamActor v2Babydoll-style routine10 s125$1.25
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlSide steps, spin and jump5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlRelaxed hip-hop groove5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlDisco routine, diagonal points10 s315$3.15
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlVictory dance, fists overhead5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlArm waves, low squat and a bow10 s315$3.15
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlBabydoll-style routine10 s315$3.15
See plans

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AI baby dance questions

Is it free, and what does it cost?

There is no free allowance: every clip is paid for with credits. A 5-second template costs 63 credits (about $0.63 at the smallest pack) and a 10-second one 125. The credits are charged when the request is accepted, and a failed generation is refunded automatically.

What kind of image works best?

For your own upload: a cartoon or AI-generated character that meets the file rules (JPG or PNG only, up to 4.7 MB, from 480×480 to 1920×1080 pixels (either orientation).). The four included characters are 768×1024 full-body images on a plain grey background, and those are the only characters recorded here, so we cannot say which other images work best.

How long does it take?

The 8 clips recorded on this site took between 26 and 222 seconds from request to finished file, on both models and with 5 and 10 second templates. That is all that is known: no time is promised, and yours can be shorter or longer. You can leave the page; the finished clip appears in My videos.

Do I need a reference video?

No. Pick a template from the list; each is a short clip we generated. You cannot upload your own driving video here.

Can I post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts, and is there a watermark?

Yes, download the MP4 and post it where you like. This site adds no watermark or overlay: the clip is the provider’s MP4 as it came back, checked to be a valid MP4 and stored unchanged, and none showed in the clips recorded here. The terms say the clips you generate are yours to use, within the rights in your inputs and the provider’s conditions. Many platforms ask you to label AI-generated video, and our acceptable use policy asks the same; check each platform’s rules.

Why does my result look odd?

Motion-transfer models can drift: paws, hands, feet, limbs, clothing details and fur or pattern can change shape or flicker during fast moves, and a result can differ from the picture you put in. The recorded clips’ notes say what held up and what did not in each one. A finished clip you do not like is still charged; only failed generations are refunded.

Which dances are available?

Victory dance, fists overhead (5 s), Relaxed hip-hop groove (5 s), Side steps, spin and jump (5 s), Disco routine, diagonal points (10 s), Arm waves, low squat and a bow (10 s), Babydoll-style routine (10 s).

May I upload a photo of my child?

No. Only pets, cartoon characters and AI-generated characters are accepted. A photo of a real child is a photo of a real person, which this site does not accept; you confirm that before each generation of an uploaded image. Use one of the four included characters instead.

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Whose images, and what happens to them

  • Pets, cartoons and AI-generated characters only

    No photos of real people and no photos of real children. The four baby characters on this page are the site’s own cartoon characters. For an image you upload, you confirm the rule with a tick box before each generation and the server refuses a request without it. It is a rule you agree to, not a detector: the site does not look at your image.

  • What happens to an uploaded image

    On the live site an image you upload passes through our server to the video provider’s temporary storage (fal.ai), which this site asks to expire it after 7 days; our server keeps no other copy of it. The provider reads it to make your clip. The record of your clip keeps the image’s address, which stops working once the file expires. We have not checked how or when the provider actually deletes the file, and the provider’s own privacy information applies to it. The characters on this site are files of our own and are not uploaded. Finished clips are kept in our private storage, open only to your signed-in account; the site has no automatic deletion for them, so to have a clip or your account removed, email us (see the privacy policy).