Last Christmas Dance AI asks the model to cast two adult photos in the Santa-and-elf duet, following its knee lifts, hand swings and camera. A five-second silent MP4 at 480p–1080p starts at 39 credits (about $1.45 in monthly credit value); 3 sign-up credits do not cover one alone. Watching is free; accounts without a purchase get a moving watermark.
How to make a Last Christmas dance video
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Choose one photo of each dancer
Photo 1 replaces the dancer on the left wearing the red Santa hat; Photo 2 replaces the dancer on the right wearing the green elf hat. Use one consenting adult per photo, a clear front-facing face and similar head-to-knee framing. Swap the photos to switch roles.
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Keep the living room or describe your place
The original Christmas-lit room is selected. Custom lets you describe a different place and optionally add a place photo; it asks for the same duet. Choose the model and resolution. The length stays five seconds and the button shows the credit charge before generation.
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Check the faces, then add music when posting
Sign in, confirm both people consent, then generate. Inspect each face and both pairs of hands before downloading the silent vertical MP4. Add the Last Christmas sound in your posting app if it is available for your account and post.
Last Christmas dance video: the full duet
The clip below shows the full ten-second dance with music: the two hats, knee lifts, hand swings and thumbs-up gestures. This generator uses a five-second portion of that routine and downloads without music. It does not generate the final walk toward the camera shown in the full clip. Check those differences before choosing this template.
Full dance clip with music. This generator uses a 5-second portion and exports a silent video; the final walk toward the camera is outside its motion segment. 10.1 s · 576 × 1024
What is the Last Christmas dance?
The Last Christmas dance on this page is the two-person Santa-and-elf hat routine in a Christmas-lit living room. The dancers lift their knees together, swing their hands near their waists and bounce their thumbs up. Two separate portraits take the left and right roles. This is the hat duet, rather than the matching-pajama Christmas dance or a solo dance to the same song.
| Photo | Role in the five-second routine | What the model is asked to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Photo 1 | Left dancer wearing the red Santa hat | Your face, hair and clothes from your photo; the reference hat, movement and side |
| Photo 2 | Right dancer wearing the green elf hat | Your face, hair and clothes from your photo; the reference hat, movement and side |
The November 4 dance post is the visual reference for identifying this version of the trend. A photo-to-video template asks a model to recast the dancers; it is different from a video-editing template that rearranges footage you filmed yourself. Identity replacement can leave traces of the original performers.
Which song goes with the Last Christmas AI dance?
The Last Christmas AI dance is associated with Wham!’s “Last Christmas.” This generator exports a silent five-second video; it does not supply the song or a music license. Add a sound available to your account in TikTok, Reels or your editor, then preview the first knee lift against the beat. The full dance example has music, while a new download from this tool does not.
- Save the finished MP4 and open a new video post in your preferred app.
- Choose a permitted “Last Christmas” recording from that app’s sound library.
- Move the audio start point while previewing the first knee lift; lower or mute any other audio.
- Check the app’s music permissions for your post and use its AI-content controls where required. For advertising or brand use, choose music cleared for that use.
Pricing, free access and credits
One Last Christmas dance video costs at least 39 credits (about $1.45 at the lowest monthly credit price). The current 3 sign-up credits do not cover one by themselves. Watching the example is free; generating a new preview is charged. With the current sign-up credits, the smallest one-time pack covering one is $12 (220 credits). A monthly subscription starts at $9 per month (240 credits), with recurring billing.
| Question | What happens here |
|---|---|
| Generation price | 39–216 credits for one 5-second video (about $1.45–$8.03 in monthly credit value). Custom place costs the same. |
| Free access | Watching the examples and checking prices is free. 3 sign-up credits, valid for 7 days; not enough for a 39-credit video on their own. There is no newly generated free preview. |
| Purchase choices | $5 Trial (24 credits): does not cover one even with the current sign-up credits. With the current sign-up credits, the smallest one-time pack covering one is $12 (220 credits). A monthly subscription starts at $9 per month (240 credits), with recurring billing. Credit value is not a single-video checkout price. |
| Watermark | An account without a purchase gets a moving site watermark. A purchase unlocks clean downloads of its earlier and later videos. |
| File and sound | 5 seconds, 9:16 vertical MP4. Seedance 2.5: 480p, 720p or 1080p; MiniMax H3: 720p. Silent download; Wham!’s recording is not included. |
| If generation fails | A provider failure, timeout or defective returned file refunds credits automatically. If the provider delivers a valid video and only our final export fails, the charge stays; contact support to finish from the saved output. |
| If the faces look wrong | A completed take is not automatically refunded for appearance or motion differences. Generating another take spends credits again. |
| Model | Length | Resolution | Credits | Credit value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 | 5 s | 480p | 39 | ≈$1.45 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 5 s | 720p | 88 | ≈$3.27 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 5 s | 1080p | 216 | ≈$8.03 |
| MiniMax H3 | 5 s | 720p | 39 | ≈$1.45 |
Credit values above use the lowest monthly plan’s price per credit. They are the value of credits spent on one generation; the amount you pay at checkout depends on your chosen credit pack or subscription.
What this Christmas dance AI cannot guarantee
This Christmas dance AI template asks for the five-second hat duet, but it cannot promise a faithful face swap or perfectly synchronized hands. Its motion reference contains recognizable human faces, so traces of those faces can remain. Use similarly framed, well-lit individual portraits and inspect both faces, hats and hands. A finished take with visual mistakes is still charged; another generation costs credits again. No paid generation has been tested for this page.
- Two dancers only. It does not turn a group into three or four dancers, or change the routine to a solo dance.
- The five-second motion segment is fixed. The full example’s last walk toward the camera and a ten-second extension are not included.
- Custom changes the place requested from the model, with the same duet. New settings or busy photos can reduce identity consistency.
- JPG, PNG or WebP photos up to 10 MB; each side must be 300–6000 pixels. Only upload consenting adults.
- 1080p is a paid resolution option, not a guarantee that every face or fast-moving hand will be sharp.
For other routines, try the AI couple dance video generator. To work with a different clip of your own, use motion transfer.
Last updated: 2026-11-13