Wipe Me Down Dance AI: Template, Prompt or Your Own Clip

The generator above follows one clip: the 15-second kitchen take the 2026 AI trend copies. Photo 1 leans into the phone, drops into the bounce and does a small tucked jump; Photo 2 waits by the counter and takes over at about the 9-second mark. Each dancer wears the clothes from their own photo. Put the same photo in both slots and you dance both parts.

What the Wipe Me Down dance AI trend copies

Most Wipe Me Down dance AI videos rebuild the same short scene, so it helps to know which song, dance and clip the name points to.

The Wipe Me Down dance trend lives on TikTok as a meme as much as a dance: the funny takes come from who does it and where, not from new choreography. That is why the AI version works with any two people who agreed to it, and why so many people search for the same clip.

Template, prompt or your own footage: which route fits

There are four ways to make the video, and they fail in different ways. Choose by what you already have.

• You want the viral version with a friend, partner or yourself twice: use the template on this page.
• You want a different room, a pet or a style the clip does not have: use one of the prompts below in an image-to-video tool, knowing the moves will be its own guess.
• You already filmed yourself doing the dance: keep your moves and change who appears with Genjutsu motion transfer, or swap two people in your clip with duo swap.

Wipe Me Down dance AI examples

Four takes on the Wipe Me Down dance video: an AI recast of the kitchen clip, a prompt-only AI version, a wedding and an animal-inspired one.

Notice the difference between the first two: the recast keeps the original timing and hand-over, while the prompt version moves on its own beat in a room the model chose.

Make it from two photos, or one photo twice

All three lengths start at 0 seconds. 5 seconds is only the first dancer’s drop, 10 seconds ends as the friend jumps in, and 15 seconds is the whole routine including the hand-over. If you are making a couple or best-friend version, choose 15 seconds or Photo 2 barely appears.

Copy-ready Wipe Me Down AI prompts

You do not need a prompt for the template above. These are for image-to-video tools without a reference clip, and for versions the kitchen clip cannot do, such as a pet. Paste the prompt, attach the photo or photos it mentions, and choose vertical 9:16 if the tool asks.

Use my photo as the only reference for the dancer's face, hair, skin tone, build and clothes. Full-body shot, phone camera at chest height, in a small kitchen at night.
The dancer leans toward the lens with a grin, hops back and drops into a wide, low crouch with knees bent and back tilted forward, rocking side to side while both hands flick down toward the floor on every beat, as if wiping it. A small tucked jump in the middle, then back down into the low bounce.
Keep the face identical to the photo in every frame, including the low crouch. One person, natural hands and feet, real-time speed, vertical 9:16, no captions or watermark.

Two people from my two reference images, Person A and Person B, in one continuous handheld vertical shot in a living room.
Person A dances first: leans into the camera, drops into a wide low bounce with both hands flicking at the floor on each beat. At the halfway point Person A steps aside laughing and Person B jumps in and does the same low, loose bounce while Person A watches with arms folded.
Each person keeps the face, hair and clothes of their own image the whole time; never swap or blend them. Exactly two people, natural hands, no text or watermark.

Use my dog's photo as the only reference for the dog: same breed, coat colour, markings and size. Vertical phone video, kitchen floor, camera low.
The dog stands on all four legs, lowers its chest into a playful bow and bounces side to side in rhythm, front paws tapping the floor on each beat, tail wagging; it stays a real dog with a dog's body and moves the whole time.
Natural fur and paws, no human hands, no clothes, real-time speed, no captions or watermark.

Two people from my two reference images, scanned from an old family photo: keep their faces, ages, hairstyles and clothes, but show them as present-day colour video with clean, sharp detail.
In a family kitchen they take turns doing the Wipe Me Down dance: lean toward the camera, sink into a wide low bounce and flick both hands toward the floor on every beat; the second person joins in laughing at the halfway point.
Two people only, natural hands and feet, vertical 9:16, no text or watermark.

different face, face changes when crouching, extra fingers, merged hands, extra legs, frozen pose, slideshow, slow motion, morphing body, duplicated person, blurry face, captions, watermark

For more patterns, see the Genjutsu AI prompt guide.

Couples, friends, family photos and pets: what works

Use photos of adults who agreed to be in the video, and leave strangers out of the frame.

Cost per video and per batch, free credits and watermark

Credits below are per video, including the reference processing, not per second. The button shows the same number before you start. The default, Seedance 2.5 at 15 seconds and 480p, is 117 credits; the cheapest full clip is Mini at 480p for 23 credits; the most detailed, Seedance 2.5 at 1080p, is 464.

Planning a series, or a campaign with several people? The batch table multiplies the full 15-second clip. Dollar figures use the Pro monthly plan’s credit value ($29 for 780 credits); they are not separate checkout prices.

See plans and credit packs to buy credits.

Why it looks like a slideshow, crops your body or changes your face

Check the photo, the downloaded file and the posted version separately: a clean upload cannot repair a face that was already wrong in the MP4.

Photos, privacy and the song before you post

• Consent. Use your own photo or photos of adults who said yes. A friend’s face in a dance meme is still their face.
• Privacy. Uploaded photos are stored privately with your account, sent to the video model only as short-lived signed links, used only for your generation and never shown on this site.
• The song. The download carries the clip’s audio, the trend’s 15-second cut of “Wipe Me Down”. Posting it on TikTok or Reels works the way any trend sound does there; a brand ad needs a music licence, and buying credits does not grant one.
• Label it. Mark the video as AI-generated when you post it, so nobody thinks the people in it really danced in that kitchen.

Want a different dance? Try the Toc Toc AI dance template.

Last updated: 2026-10-23