Turn two photos into the Alors on danse AI video trend: one person plays the keyboard while the other breaks into a dance in a bright white studio. No dancing, filming or prompt needed.
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Two photos, one person in each: the keyboard player stands on the left, the dancer on the right. Use front-facing standing or waist-up shots with the whole face visible; no group photos or heavy filters.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
An Alors on danse AI video is a short, fan-made music video built on the mood of Stromae’s 2009 hit: two people from separate photos share a bright white studio, one on a small keyboard and one dancing. You make it with your photos alone, so it works like AI video editing for the song, without a timeline, a camera or a single dance step of your own.
The template
Every run follows the same reference clip: a seamless white studio, a small keyboard on a laptop stand, one person playing while the other points and dances, a laughing close-up to the camera and a dance-off across the floor. Your two photos replace the performers; the set, timing and camera stay with the template.
Add your two photosExample of the trend
Each photo fills one role. The Keyboard player photo stands at the keys on the left; the Dancer photo takes the right for the moves, the close-up and the dance-off. That’s how you get an Alors on danse AI video without dancing yourself. It is generated by AI, so faces and moves can vary from run to run.
Example of the trend
Creators also cast pets, mascots and costumed characters, like a kitten on the keys next to a raccoon in a bucket hat. They come out less reliably than people: for the most recognizable Alors on danse AI video, use real people facing the camera.
The AI template is the only option where nobody dances on camera. A CapCut edit cuts footage you already filmed to the song, and filming it yourself means performing and editing the whole routine. Pick the template when you want an Alors on danse AI video from two photos and no editing.
| Question | AI template (this page) | CapCut-style edit | Filming it yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you provide | Two portrait photos | Clips and photos you already have | Two people, a camera, a studio |
| Does anyone dance on camera? | No, the template moves you | Only in clips you filmed | Yes, both of you |
| Editing work | None, one click | Cuts, transitions, beat sync | Retakes, then a full edit |
| Audio | AI-generated, not the song | A track from the app library | Whatever you record or add |
| What you get | A new duet starring you two | Your footage cut to the beat | A real recording of you two |
Use cases
The keyboard-and-dance duet works best as a shared joke for two people who rarely end up in the same video. Here is who people cast in their Alors on danse AI video, and where they post it.
Pair your photo with a best friend’s and send them the jam session you never got to film together.
Cast two coworkers as keyboard player and dancer for a leaving video or the team chat. Ask both of them before you upload their photos.
Turn two everyday photos of you and your partner, or a parent and child, into a playful clip for a birthday dinner, an anniversary or the family chat.
Post your version on Instagram Reels, TikTok or YouTube Shorts. Pick 9:16 for a vertical clip and add the song from the platform’s music library when you post.
How it works
Here is how to make an Alors on danse AI video from two photos in four steps, with no timeline and no filming. Nothing is charged until you press Generate.
Drop one clear photo of each person into the Keyboard player and Dancer slots. You don’t need a photo of the two of you together.
By default the clip runs 15 seconds in 4:3 at 768p. Change any of them and the price on the Generate button updates.
Press Generate. There’s no prompt to write and no routine to learn: the template sets the studio, the moves and the camera. Keep the page open to watch your AI dance video arrive.
Download the video to keep or share it. For the original song, add it from your platform’s music library when you post.
Clear, front-facing photos of one person each give the best Alors on danse AI video. They keep both of you recognizable through the dance and the close-up, and stop the two faces from swapping.
One person per photo
Crop out friends and busy backgrounds so each slot only shows the person who plays that role.
A clear, front-facing face
Both eyes and the whole face visible, looking roughly at the camera, so the laughing close-up still looks like you.
Standing or waist-up, evenly lit
Upper-body framing in soft, even light gives the model enough to work with for the keys, the moves and the dance-off.
Group or couple photos
Two or more people in one photo can confuse which face plays the keys and which one dances.
Sunglasses, hats or hands over the face
Anything covering the eyes or mouth hides the details the model needs to keep you recognizable.
Blurry, dark or tiny images
Low-light, heavily filtered or tiny photos often come out soft or unlike the person. Use photos at least 512px on the short side.
Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be in the video. Celebrity photos and film or music video stills aren’t allowed.
Every Alors on danse AI video takes two photos and costs the price shown on the Generate button; the values below come from the live generator.
FAQ
Browsing, adding photos and checking prices are free. Each video costs 200 to 958 credits depending on length and resolution, and 360 credits for the default 15-second 768p clip. New accounts get 10 free credits, which is not enough for a full duet on its own.
No. The model creates its own audio for the clip, and Stromae’s recording isn’t used. To post with the real song, add it from the music library in Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, which handle the licensing.
No. You only add two still photos. The keyboard part, the dance, the close-up and the camera all come from the template’s reference clip, so nobody has to perform or record anything.
The photo in the Keyboard player slot stands at the keys on the left, and the photo in the Dancer slot dances on the right. To swap roles, remove the photos and add them to the other slots before you generate.
Yes. Use two separate photos, one per person, taken at any time and place; you don’t need a photo of the two of you. The template puts both people in the same white studio.
AI models can mix up two faces when the photos are small, side-on, covered or lit very differently, and fast moves or the close-up make it easier to notice. Clear, front-facing, single-person photos with similar lighting give the most recognizable result, but results still vary between runs.
Pets and costumed characters can work, but they come out less reliably than people. Celebrity photos and film or music video stills aren’t allowed: only upload yourself or people who agreed to appear.
Yes. Choose 9:16 for Instagram Reels, TikTok or Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, or another shape. Clips run 5 to 15 seconds, 15 by default, in 480p, 768p, 2K, or 4K.
Videos made on a free account are public. On a paid plan they are private by default. Either way, every video is saved in your creation history.
No. “Alors on danse” is a 2009 song by Stromae, and the official video is on his YouTube channel. This is an independent, fan-made template that isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by the artist or his label.
The credits for that video are refunded automatically, and you can try again with the same or different photos.
Alors on danse AI video generator
Add two photos, pick the length and quality, and generate a keyboard-and-dance duet in one click. Fan-made, not affiliated with Stromae.
