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Open toolMake a Transmission 5 dance AI video with a friend: your two photos replace the parking-lot electro duo, with the same arm locks, hand passes and squats.
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Photo 1 plays the left dancer in the black tee, photo 2 the right one in the cap. One person per photo, face clear, full body if you can.
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No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
The Transmission 5 dance is a two-person electro routine filmed in one fixed-camera take: two dancers side by side in a grey parking lot hit the same arm locks, crossed hand passes, wide squats and knee-in shuffles, then lean in together at the end.

The name comes from the song. The reel itself has no title, so the AI template pages that picked it up named the routine after the track it is danced to.
What makes it watchable is the sync: two dancers dressed nothing alike hit the same fast arm work on the same beats with no cut, while people stroll past behind them.
Two electro dancers post the routine as a joint Instagram reel: one 23.7-second take from a fixed camera in a grey parking lot.
At least three AI video template pages now use the name 'Transmission 5 dance AI'.
The reel stands at 4,613 likes on Instagram.
Sources: the Instagram reel and its like count, read October 30, 2026; AI template pages checked October 28 to 30, 2026.
Both dancers do every move at the same time. Each still marks where a move first lands; the routine keeps cycling back to them.
10:00Forearms stack flat across the chest in a wide, bent-knee stance. The routine opens on it and returns to it.
20:04Knees open and drop low while one arm reaches across at shoulder height.
30:05Quick footwork: knees snap in and out on the beat while the hands stay close to the chest.
40:06Hands cross and slide past each other in front of the face, fingers spread, then flick back out.
50:09Both arms swing down and across the body while the knees stay bent low.
60:22In the last seconds the two close the gap, lean shoulder to shoulder and one points straight at the lens.
The 16-second cut ends before the lean-in; only the full 24-second take finishes on it.
The Transmission 5 dance is set to 'Transmission 5' by Paranoid London with vocalist Mutado Pintado, an acid-house track released as a 12-inch single in 2013 that runs at 123 BPM.

The reel uses the track at its original speed, from about 39 seconds into the song, and its audio matches Paranoid London Records' own upload of 'Transmission 5'.
Some people look it up under Gerardo Delgado, a member of Paranoid London; it is the same track. The vocal is spoken rather than sung.
Sources: the 2013 12-inch release listing on Discogs and the track page on Beatport (123 BPM); audio match with the label's upload, October 30, 2026.
Search for a parking lot dance and you mostly get the three-person gas station dance; search for electro dance and you get Tecktonik. Each has its own template here.
| Trend | Transmission 5 dance | Gas station dance | Tecktonik |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Electro duo routine | Three-person dance | 2000s French electro dance |
| Dancers on screen | Two, side by side | Three, in turns | One |
| Setting | Grey parking lot by day | Gas station forecourt | The scene in your photo |
| Photos you add | 2 | 3 | 1 |
| Template | This page | Gas Station Dance AI | Tecktonik Dance AI |
Each photo replaces one dancer for the whole take, and swapping the two photos switches sides. Your photos bring the faces, hair, build and clothes; the clip keeps the parking lot, the fixed camera and the routine. Pick the 16-second cut or the full 24-second take first.

Photo 1·Left, black tee
Takes the dancer on the left in the black T-shirt and baggy brown trousers. He stands a step closer to the camera, so this face shows largest.

Photo 2·Right, in cap
Takes the dancer on the right in the black cap and the leopard-print track jacket with white stripes. He stands a little further back.
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One person, standing, head to shoes
One cat or dog, whole body in viewAvoid
Both of you in one photo: use two photos
A face-only selfie with no body
Sunglasses, a low brim or a hand over the faceAdd both photos
Drop one photo into each slot.
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Save the MP4 and post it; the captions in the ideas below are ready to copy.
Four pairings that suit a side-by-side electro routine, each with a caption you can post.

Caption: We said we'd learn it by Friday. We didn't need to.
Two friends who have never danced a step end up looking like a rehearsed crew; the sync does the work.

Caption: Date night, parking-lot edition
A couple that never dances together, suddenly in perfect sync: the contrast is the joke.

Caption: Settling who got the dance genes
Siblings arguing over who dances better: post it and let the comments vote.

Caption: Electro class, week one vs. the AI version
The 16-second cut is a handy length for a class promo or a practice check-in.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
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Try itOne full-body photo dances the routine.
Try itOne yells on the cliff plank, the other steps off.
Try itUpscale the finished duo, extend the last seconds, start a new clip from a prompt, or make one photo dance any routine with Motion Control.
Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolFAQ
No, each video costs credits. The price depends on the version and the resolution you pick, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before you start. New accounts get 10 free credits.
No. The parking lot dance most people search for is the three-person gas station dance, a separate trend with its own template on Oeneo AI. The Transmission 5 dance is two electro dancers side by side in one fixed-camera take.
It is the same style: electro dance and Tecktonik are two names for the fast, arm-led club dance. The Transmission 5 dance is one fixed two-person routine in that style, while the solo Tecktonik dance has its own template on Oeneo AI.
Yes. The video keeps the clip's own sound, which is the Transmission 5 section from the reel, so there is no music to add before you post.
No. This template takes two photos, one for each dancer, and replaces both of them; there is no version that keeps one of the template's dancers beside you.
No. The routine, the camera and the timing are built into the template; you only add the two photos and pick a version.
Yes. Two electro dancers performed and filmed the routine in a single take. The version you make here is generated by AI from your photos.
Yes. The clothes come from your photos, so dress the way you want to appear in the video.
Yes. One clear photo of a single pet, whole body in view, can fill either spot. The routine is built on arm moves, so people come out closest to the routine.
Tag it #transmission5 for the trend and #electrodance for people who follow the style. The video is 9:16 vertical, so it posts straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
The routine is filmed full body from a few metres away, so each face is small and moves fast, which makes a likeness harder than in a close-up. A bigger, sharper face in your photo helps most; the photo checklist above shows what works.
Transmission 5 dance AI
Two photos in, the parking-lot routine out, with both of you dancing it.