Pay per video with a one-time pack, or subscribe for fresh credits every month.
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For a couple of dance videos every month
Billed yearly
For creators posting every week
Billed yearly
Lowest price per video, for heavy use
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Each video costs 20 credits. Pay once, use them whenever you like.
To try one Mi Chico video
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For you and a couple of friends
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Best value for the whole group chat
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What people ask before their first video
Mi Chico Dance AI is an online Mi Chico dance AI video generator. You upload one photo of a person or a pet, and it recreates the viral 19-second Mi Chico rooftop clip with them as the lead dancer, set to the song's beat. Videos are made with Seedance 2.5.
It follows the trending clip shot for shot: the crew looking down into a camera on the ground, a golden-hour selfie, then the full group routine on a rooftop at sunset. You replace the lead dancer, with your own face, hair and outfit; the other dancers stay. Videos are 19 seconds long, vertical 9:16 MP4.
Usually 4 to 10 minutes after you press Generate. You can close the page; the finished video is saved in History.
There is no free tier. Each video uses 20 credits. One-time packs are $9.90 for 1 video, $22.90 for 3 and $49.90 for 8, and their credits never expire. Monthly plans add fresh credits every month and save up to 33% when billed yearly, as low as $6.24 per video.
There is no watermark, and you can post your videos on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and anywhere else. The soundtrack is the Mi Chico song, so platforms treat it like any clip with commercial music. For ads or paid promotion, replace the audio with music you have licensed.
Your photo is only used to make your video. Photos and videos are stored privately under random, unlisted links, and deleting your account deletes them. Only upload photos of people who agreed to be in the video.
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC up to 10 MB, at least 300 px on each side. One person or one pet, face clearly visible, good light and no heavy filters. Head-to-knee photos give the most accurate outfit; in a group photo, the largest face is used.
Your credits go back to your balance automatically, and the page tells you why when it can, for example when a photo shows a celebrity. Then try again with another photo.