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Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolUpload one full-body photo and get a vertical video of you or your pet dancing the whole Soda Pop routine, ready for TikTok or Reels.
Example · Soda Pop AI DancePNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/1 photos
One photo of one person (standing) or one pet (standing or sitting up), head to feet in frame with some room around.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Upload yourself, your pet or someone who agreed to be featured, and let parents upload children; no celebrity photos or film stills.
A Soda Pop AI dance is a KPop Demon Hunters AI dance made from a single photo: one full-body shot of you or your pet performs the Soda Pop routine as a short vertical video.

Soda Pop is the song performed in the film by its demon boy band, Saja Boys, and its routine spread through tutorials and covers on TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Most tutorials teach it slowed down and mirrored (one slowed, mirrored tutorial from August 2025 has about 41.7 million views), so it takes practice to learn; the AI version hands the steps to a photo instead.
From your photo
The dancer, the outfit and the place: a living room stays a living room, a garden stays a garden.
From the template
The Soda Pop moves, their timing and the music. The template’s studio is not added to your video.
The animated film premieres on Netflix, with Soda Pop among its songs.
Soda Pop dance tutorials and covers take off on YouTube Shorts; one tutorial posted that day has about 28.2 million views.
Soda Pop comes out as a single and later reaches No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.
An AI video of cats dancing to Soda Pop goes up on YouTube and draws about 5.9 million views.
Netflix starts posting official choreography videos for five songs from the film; the first, How It’s Done, has about 6.35 million TikTok views three days later.
Sources: Netflix, Billboard, and YouTube and TikTok view counts checked on October 29, 2026.
The Soda Pop dance moves in the template come from one 17-second solo routine, in five parts that play in this order in your video.
10:00–0:04Starts standing with both hands at the chest, then swings the arms out wide and back in with a light bounce.
20:04–0:07One hand goes behind the head and the other to the hip, a lean back on a bent knee, then a turn to the side with a hand raised by the face.
30:07–0:12Arms cross in front of the chest and the hair whips round, then one arm shoots up as a leg kicks out, ending with the hands at the hips.
40:12–0:16Steps from side to side with the arms out, kicks one foot back and sweeps a hand across the eyes.
50:16–0:17Opens the arms for a last bounce and ends standing, smiling at the camera.

Dancer·Full-body photo
The one person or pet in this photo becomes the dancer and performs the whole routine.
Works
One person standing, head to shoes
A cat or dog with its whole body in view
A child standing, uploaded by a parentSkip
Face-only selfies
Sitting down or cut off at the waist
Two people in one photoUpload the photo
Add one full-body photo of a person or a pet to the slot at the top of the page.
Pick a resolution and generate
Choose 720p or 1080p; the Generate button shows the exact price before you start.
Post it
Download the vertical MP4 and post it straight to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.
A cat or dog can dance Soda Pop from one full-body photo, just like a person. With four legs and a tail instead of arms and legs, a pet does its own take on the routine rather than every step. These are the kinds of pet photos to start from.

Seat it on open floor with the tail in view; a cat curled up or tucked into the sofa hides the legs the moves need.

Shoot at the dog’s eye level; a photo taken from above makes short legs look even shorter.

Brush the coat before the photo so the legs and paws stand out from the fluff.

A light sweater or a harness is fine; a costume that covers the legs is not.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
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Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolCut the subject out of any clip and export a transparent WebM or a solid colour.
Open toolFAQ
No, each video costs credits; new accounts get 10 free credits when they sign up. The price depends on the resolution you choose, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before you start.
No. There is nothing to type: upload the photo, generate, and the template does the rest.
Not step for step. A pet has four legs and a tail, so the template’s arm and leg moves land differently, and every pet ends up with its own version of the routine.
Yes, if you are the parent or guardian and upload the photo yourself. A toddler or older child standing in a full-body shot works; a baby lying down or held in someone’s arms does not. Every Soda Pop video stays private and never appears in the public gallery.
Yes. The template’s own music plays from start to finish, so you can post the video as it is; to use a different sound, mute it and pick one from TikTok’s or Instagram’s sound library.
No. Oeneo AI has no connection to Netflix, Sony Pictures Animation or the film’s makers. The template makes the person or pet in your photo dance the Soda Pop moves; it does not create the film’s characters or their looks.
No. This template only does the Soda Pop routine, and its moves and music can’t be swapped for another song.
No. The template has one dancer, so the photo should show one person or one pet. To dance with friends, try Gangnam Style Trio AI with three photos or APT AI Video with two.
Yes. Whatever you wear in the photo stays on in the video, so a cosplay, a stage outfit or a matching set dances the routine just as it is.
No tutorial, no mirror practice: one full-body photo of you or your pet gets the whole Soda Pop routine.