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Raised arms, a turn and a rising finish
Create a Pick It Up Make It Jump dance from one full-body photo. Guide raised arms, a turn and a squat-to-rise finish, then review your solo video in ReelAI.
Pick It Up Make It Jump is built around an easy-to-read change in direction: arms lift, the dancer turns away, then the face returns before a low squat and rising finish. This preset writes a compact original sequence around those visual cues instead of transferring the reference choreography frame for frame. Your photo supplies the person, outfit and starting location, so a bedroom, studio or quiet outdoor space can become the setting. The reference shows a solo dancer in a bright room; it is third-party inspiration, not a verified ReelAI result. Leave space around the full body so the turns and arm positions stay visible.
Best for
- Full-body solo dance Reels
- playful standing portraits
- short turn-and-reveal clips
Make your Pick It Up Make It Jump video
Choose your photo
Upload one clear standing photo of a single adult with the face, hands, knees and both shoes visible. Leave room above the head for raised arms and floor space beside the feet for the squat. Choose the outfit and background you want in the starting image; a face-only selfie gives little guidance for this full-body movement.
Generate with the template
Add your full-body photo and select Generate video. The direction guides soft bounces, raised arms, a controlled turn away and back, then one wide squat and a balanced open-arm finish.
Review and download
Watch the turn away and return closely: the hairstyle, outfit and face should remain consistent when the dancer faces the camera again. Check that knees bend naturally in the squat, both shoes remain separate and the hands do not merge overhead. Prefer a balanced finish over a take with a large, unstable jump.
A full-body solo with room to turn
Use this reference direction as a starting point in custom-prompt mode. The template runs fixed instructions; remixing is a separate workflow, not an edit to the preset.
Animate the single adult in the uploaded full-body photo into an upbeat, compact solo dance. Preserve the person's recognizable face, hairstyle, outfit, shoes and body proportions, and keep the starting room or outdoor setting recognizable. Use a fixed front-facing full-body camera with clear floor space around both feet and room above the hands. Begin with two soft knee bounces, then raise both arms overhead. Turn through a controlled half-turn to show the back briefly, then turn toward the camera again. Lower into one comfortable wide squat and rise with the arms opening outward into a small grounded bounce. Finish balanced and facing forward with a relaxed smile. Keep the actions sequential and modest rather than copying a recording's exact beat timing. Maintain natural joint bends, separate hands and stable shoes. No additional dancers, high leaps, floor rolls, costume changes, camera cuts, lyrics, captions or on-screen text.
Before you create
Does this preset copy the full Pick It Up routine and song?
It creates an original short solo using raised arms, a turn and a squat-to-rise finish. It does not use the reference as a motion-transfer input or supply the original song. The generated timing and gestures can differ from the preview. Review your take first, then add your chosen track and precise beat edits in your editing or publishing app.
Can I change the creative direction?
The preset uses fixed instructions. Copy the reference direction into custom-prompt mode to adapt it; this does not change the preset itself.
What video output should I expect?
The default length is 12s (reference ratio 406/720). The output follows your uploaded photo's aspect ratio and suits Full-body solo dance Reels, playful standing portraits, short turn-and-reveal clips.
Give your standing photo a lively solo
Choose a clear standing photo with space for hands and feet. Review the turn, knee bends and final balance, then download your preferred dance take.