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Which dime dime baby ai template suits solo or group photos?
1 person or a group can dance with dime dime baby ai. Quince Classic is solo only; Party Groove supports solo and group photos. The people must come from the single photo you upload.
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Which dime dime baby ai template suits solo or group photos?
There are no separate keyboard-player and partner slots. Upload one single-person photo for Quince Classic. Party Groove reads the people already in your photo: one person means solo, and a group photo means everyone dances together.
How it works
Choose Quince Classic for a solo portrait, or Party Groove for a solo or group photo. Upload one image, confirm your permission to use it, then generate a dance video with music.
Can I use a group photo?
Use one clear, well-lit photo. Quince Classic needs one person; Party Groove animates one person or everyone in the same group photo. Keep faces and bodies visible. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
Which template should I choose for one person?
Both templates can be used with a solo photo, but Quince Classic is restricted to that use. Watch the movement in each reference before deciding which atmosphere suits the person in your image. The cowboy in the reference is not an extra person you need to upload. The thumbnail beside the upload slot identifies the selected template; your uploaded picture is shown in its own slot. Check both the highlighted card and your own image before submitting.
How do I include everyone in a group dance?
Select Party Groove and upload one image containing the entire group. There are no separate image slots for individual dancers, and there is no control for selecting only particular people inside that image. If someone should be excluded, prepare an appropriate source photo before uploading and ensure you have permission to use it. Clear spacing and visible faces make the intended scene easier to judge, though the output may still change body positions or facial details.
What does switching a template actually change?
Switching changes the selected dance reference and the example thumbnail beside the upload area. It does not replace the photo you uploaded or create a new result by itself. Only the selected preview plays in the generator; a click to select another template also enables its sound, and the speaker control can mute it. Review the new movement before pressing Generate. A new generation is a separate attempt, so compare references before spending another one.
No account required for the guest workflow. The completed MP4 has no watermark; that output format applies to both templates and does not change which people the source contains.