kda firestarter ai dance Prompts: Online Guide
Use this kda firestarter ai dance prompt guide to understand video guidance online. One photo supplies appearance; the fixed reference supplies the dance.
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13 seconds · 21:9 widescreen
Do I need to write kda firestarter ai dance prompts?
No written prompt is needed. The fixed reference guides the scene, camera and motion; the scene description below explains that template, not a custom prompt field.
Your uploaded photo
One clear photo of one person. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
The reference guides movement and framing. AI may change faces, hands, clothing and timing.
Dance reference
A solo animated performer in a purple cosmic scene, with energy ribbons, camera push-ins and hand close-ups. This is the motion reference, not our generated result.
Photo and result tips
A close portrait gives facial detail; a wider photo also gives hair and clothing cues. Use even lighting and avoid collages, heavy filters and covered faces.
One clear photo of one person. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
Photo choices within the fixed template
Try an authorized photo with formal clothing, streetwear or a different hairstyle. The reference still determines the scene and movement; exact clothing and appearance are not guaranteed.
13 seconds · 21:9 widescreen. The reference guides movement and framing. AI may change faces, hands, clothing and timing.
If the face does not match
Check that the upload preview shows the intended person. If the face differs, consider a clearer, evenly lit source for a future attempt. Review the whole clip; a successful upload does not guarantee identity accuracy.
Save the completed file if you want to keep it; media links may expire.
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How do reference instructions differ from a text prompt?
A text description can name a scene, but the reference video shows how that scene changes over time. Its sequence includes wide shots, camera push-ins and hand close-ups. The current flow uses that sequence as guidance while interpreting appearance from your photograph. There is no custom reference upload or free-text prompt control on this page.
Before using a video attempt, decide whether you like the movement in the full reference. Changing a photo can change appearance cues; it does not select different choreography. If you need a different dance, another reference workflow would be necessary rather than repeated submissions of the same image.
What should I know before creating?
Do I need an account?
No account is required for the guest checkout flow. Keep the private result link to return to the same order. Email notifications are optional; signing in provides access through My videos.
Do I need two photos?
Use one photo of one person: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. The fixed solo video guides movement. A clearer image provides better appearance cues, but it does not guarantee an identical face or outfit.
What video file can I expect?
The configured output is one 13-second, 21:9 widescreen video at 480p. The published example is a downloadable MP4 with an audio track. These settings do not guarantee facial accuracy or an identical interpretation of the reference. Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP file up to 10 MB.
Is watermark-free output guaranteed?
The published example can be inspected before you choose a pack. We do not guarantee watermark-free output from every generation. Review the actual downloaded MP4 for visible marks, facial changes and audio before sharing.
Where are photos processed and stored?
Your photo is sent to the AI provider when a generation is submitted; processing is not entirely in your browser. This browser may retain a draft. Keep private result links secure and download files you want to keep; no fixed deletion period is promised.
Is there a free generation allowance?
There is no free generation allowance. You can watch the example without signing up. One-time packs start at $7.99 for 1 video. Payments and video generation are available.
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