How to Make a Chuttamalle AI Dance Video with Your Photos
Prepare two reference photos, choose a 10-second dance scene, review generation availability and cost, and check your Chuttamalle AI video before sharing.
A good Chuttamalle AI video starts with a clear pairing: a short dance scene and two reference photos. You do not need a complicated prompt to begin. You need readable inputs, the correct person order, and a careful check of what the current generator can submit.
Start with the scene
Open the generator and choose the available template for the simplest starting point. If you have your own dance footage, upload a supported file and choose a continuous 10-second section. Use material you have permission to upload and transform.
Choose a moment where both dancers remain visible and the movement has a natural beginning and end. A rapid cut or a face hidden behind an arm gives the model less useful information. The Opening, Middle, and Ending controls help locate a section; watch the selected preview before keeping it.
Match the reference photos to the dancers
Add two clear photos of consenting adults. JPEG, PNG, and WebP are supported within the displayed size limit. Choose one identifiable subject per photo, with an unobstructed face and enough body context for person replacement.
Check Photo 1 and Photo 2 against the person positions. If they are reversed, use the swap control between the photo cards. Correcting the order now is easier than discovering it in the finished result. See the photo checklist for examples of what to avoid.
Review the available edit and submission
Person replacement is the currently selectable mode. The Face Swap option is not yet available. The generated interpretation can change the body and clothing as well as the face, so it is useful to understand the difference between those workflows.
For uploaded footage, preparing the clip trims locally and uploads only the private 10-second output. That preparation does not submit a generation. Custom-video generation may be disabled in the preview environment.
Where generation is enabled, read the model, resolution, and fee or credit amount on the confirmation screen. Check Pricing before submitting; availability and cost should never be inferred from a ready preview alone.
Review before downloading or posting
Watch the whole result, then inspect the opening, a moment with visible hands, and the final second. Look for identity drift, missing or extra fingers, clothing changes, and awkward motion. A technically successful generation may still need another creative attempt.
Local Enhanced 1080p can resize a supported output, but it does not repair identity or reconstruct missing detail. Keep a version you are happy with, add only authorized music, and describe the video as AI generated when sharing. The sharing guide covers the final checks.