What is Chuttamalle AI?

Learn how Chuttamalle-inspired AI dance videos work, which photos to use, how 10-second clips are prepared, and what to check before generating.

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A short answer

Chuttamalle AI is a tool for creating a Chuttamalle-inspired AI dance video using your own reference photos. Start with a dance template or prepare a continuous 10-second section of a supported video. The generator uses the available person replacement workflow to interpret the dancers with your chosen references.

This is an independent creative tool. It is not an official Devara product, an actor collaboration, or a way to obtain rights to the original song, choreography, or footage. An AI result is a new interpretation, with details that can differ from the references.

What can you make?

The central workflow pairs two authorized adult reference photos with a short dance scene. Photo 1 and Photo 2 identify the references for the two person positions; the swap control helps correct their order before you submit. Clear, unobstructed photos make those references easier to read.

Person replacement is currently the selectable edit mode. Face Swap appears as a coming-soon option and cannot currently be selected. Person replacement can affect more than a face, including the figure and clothing. Neither identity similarity nor precise choreography is guaranteed.

How to prepare an AI dance video

  1. Choose the scene. Open the generator and select the available template, or upload a supported video that you have permission to use.
  2. Choose ten continuous seconds. For your own video, use Opening, Middle, Ending, or the start-time control. Review the selection for readable faces, visible dancers, and complete movement.
  3. Add the two references. Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP photos of consenting adults, within the size limit shown in the interface. Check their order before continuing.
  4. Review availability and cost. A prepared clip is a preview asset. Custom-video generation may be unavailable in a preview deployment. Where generation is enabled, review the model, resolution, and displayed fee or credits before confirming.
  5. Review the result. Check the entire video for facial changes, extra fingers, awkward motion, and the ending. Download only when you are satisfied with the result and have checked your sharing rights.

The photo guide and mobile trimming guide explain the two preparation steps in more detail.

Preview, generation, and enhancement

Preparing your uploaded video trims it locally, then uploads only the finished private clip. The original video stays on your device in this workflow. Private Preview clips expire after 24 hours; preparing one does not charge generation credits or automatically submit a generation.

Generation is a separate step. Available engines can produce different output resolutions, such as 720P or 768P, so check the selected engine rather than assuming native 1080p output. The optional Enhanced 1080p action resizes a supported video locally with Lanczos filtering and light sharpening. It is not another AI generation or a guarantee of new facial detail.

Common questions

Is a Chuttamalle AI video free to generate?

Local preparation and a private clip preview are different from paid generation. Generation availability and cost depend on the active engine and deployment. Read the pricing page and the confirmation screen for the current terms; this guide does not promise a free generation.

Can I use my own dance video?

You can prepare a supported local video between 10 and 120 seconds, up to 100 MB. Browser and codec support still matter. Preparing it successfully does not guarantee that custom-video generation is enabled for your account or deployment.

Does it include the original Chuttamalle music?

Do not assume the generated result includes a licensed soundtrack. Add music only when you have the required permission, or use a platform's music library within its applicable rules.

Where can I get help?

Read About for the product's scope, Privacy Policy for data information, or Contact for support and rights questions. A clear screenshot and the visible error code help us understand a technical issue.