How to Make an Alors on Danse AI Video
One well-lit person or pet per photo, facing the camera with the face or muzzle visible. Both dimensions must be at least 240 pixels. Use an original photo rather than a thumbnail.
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The original white-studio scene
Two photos in, one white-studio duo video out
One person plays the keyboard. Their partner points, claps and reacts. Your two photos take these two roles.
Works with pets
Two cats, your dog and you, or a pet and a family member.
The original scene: Stromae and Jamel Debbouze, Made in Jamel (2010). A comedy sketch, separate from the official music video.
Photo 1 is the left keyboard player; Photo 2 is the right animated partner. Clear faces help preserve each identity. Preview your result before sharing.
Before you upload
The single biggest factor is photo quality. Use one person per photo, face the camera, keep the light in front of the face, and skip sunglasses, masks and heavy filters. Blurry or very small photos give blurry results.
The two photos don’t have to be taken together, in the same light or even in the same year. Each person is placed on the stage separately, so a photo of you from last summer and a photo of your friend from a wedding both work.
Turn two photos into a duo performance. Follow the reference clip with its original soundtrack, or choose silent freestyle.
The four things that matter
Photo 1 is the left performer
The first slot always becomes the person on the left of the stage, the second slot the right. Check the order if it matters to you.
Length scales the price
Credits are per second of video, so 5 seconds costs a fifth of 30 seconds. Start short to test your photos.
Resolution changes the look
480P is enough to judge the performance; 1080P is what you post.
Keep the page open
The render runs on the server and the page streams the progress. Leave the tab open until it finishes.
Alors on Danse AI walkthrough questions
The practical details that decide how the finished video looks.
What photos work best?
One clear, front-facing photo per person with the face well lit and unobstructed. Avoid group photos, extreme angles and heavy filters.
Which settings should I pick first?
Choose the performance mode, duration and resolution to see the exact credits before generating. Failed renders are not charged.
How long does a render take?
Most videos are ready in minutes. Longer and higher-resolution videos take longer, so keep the page open while it works.
Why did my video fail?
Renders can fail when a photo has no clear face, when several people share the frame, or when the service is busy. Try a clearer photo, or generate again. Failed renders are never charged.
Can I choose the lyrics?
Not yet. The stage, the lyrics and the performance are generated for you. Pick the photos and the settings, and the AI writes the rest.
What do I do after the render?
Preview the video, download it and post it with #alorsondanse. If you want a different length, render again — each render is billed separately.
Ready to try it?
Turn two photos into a duo performance. Follow the reference clip with its original soundtrack, or choose silent freestyle.