What this template keeps
The fixed reference provides a 15-second three-person routine: the line-up, coordinated movement, spins and changes of position. Its native frame is 9:16, a vertical format. Output is generated at the 480p tier, then the reference audio is added. This is a prepared workflow, not an editable prompt playground.
What your photos change
Photo one defines the dancer who starts in the middle; photo two starts on the left; photo three starts on the right. Each image supplies that person's face, hair, clothes and proportions. The role follows the original dancer through the video rather than being reassigned when someone crosses the screen.
Use one to three separate photos
The middle photo is required. Left and right are optional: an empty side keeps the corresponding dancer from the reference video. Use one adult per uploaded photo, with permission. Group photos are not supported.
The song and the trend
The routine is associated with the sped-up You Spin Me Round dance trend on TikTok. The name is commonly connected to Alvin and the Chipmunks, but this tool is independent of those films and their owners. It generates people doing a routine, rather than cartoon chipmunk characters. The song remains the property of its rights holders.
Check the result
AI can change facial details, clothing or movement. Watch the spins and moments when one dancer crosses another, and check the closer views. A confirmed technical failure returns credits; uncertain provider responses are investigated without an automatic duplicate submission.