1 video
$9.99 per video
- One photo per video
- 14 s · vertical 9:16
- 720p MP4, no watermark
- Original sound included
- Private order and email link
- Unused credits never expire
Pay once
Each credit makes one new 14-second, 9:16, 720p angry dance video from one photo, sound included. No subscription, no account.
$9.99 per video
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Format and delivery
Questions
It is a TikTok and CapCut trend where a photo is turned into a short clip of the person doing an over-the-top angry dance. Our version re-creates the kitchen routine: walk in, poke the palm, push a hand at the camera, shout, step back and charge back in, all to the trend’s sound.
Upload one clear photo of yourself, confirm you may use it, enter your email and pay for a pack. The video is made after payment and you get a private link to watch and download it. You don’t need to film, dance or write a prompt.
No. Everything runs in your browser on a phone or computer, with no login. You download a normal MP4 and can post it on TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts or anywhere else.
Yes. The 14-second video comes with the angry dance audio already synced to the gestures. If a platform mutes or replaces the sound, you can add the trending sound inside that app instead.
One adult alone in the frame, face clear and looking at the camera, from the waist or knees up, in even light without heavy filters. Group shots, sunglasses, side profiles and blurry images make the result look less like the real person.
Your clothes, hair and accessories come from your photo. The kitchen, the moves, the camera and the sound are fixed so every video matches the trend; you can’t choose another background, dance or song.
The model is asked to keep your face, hair, skin tone and build in every shot, including when the hand covers the lens and during the side turn. AI can still change small details, so check the result. A sharp, front-facing photo helps most.
About 14 seconds, vertical 9:16, 720p MP4 with sound and no watermark. That is the full routine from the walk-in to the final shout.
Packs are one-time USD payments: 1 video $9.99, 3 videos $24.99, 10 videos $69.99. There is no subscription and no free personal preview; you can watch our finished example before paying. Every new video uses one credit.
Usually 3–10 minutes, depending on the video service’s queue. You can close the page right after paying: your order page updates by itself and we email you when the video is ready, or if it failed and your credit came back. If it takes much longer than that, email support with your order reference; we reply within 1 business day. Your credit stays reserved, so don’t pay again.
Through the private link in your order emails, which works on any device for 30 days. The browser you paid with also lists your recent orders under My orders. If the link has expired, email support from the address you used at checkout and we’ll restore access to your unused credits.
Use your own photo or one of an adult who agreed to the video. Don’t upload celebrities, public figures, minors or anyone without permission. The routine is made for one human performer, so pets, cartoons and group photos are not supported.
No. Angry Dance Filter AI is an independent website and is not affiliated with TikTok, CapCut or ByteDance. “Angry dance filter” describes the trend people search for.
You can post it on your own accounts. The angry dance sound belongs to its rights holders and isn’t licensed by us, so for ads, sponsored posts or brand accounts, replace it with music you or the platform have licensed. Only feature people who agreed to be in the video.
If the video service reports a failure, the credit for that attempt goes back to your order automatically, once. You’ll see it on your order page and get an email, and you can try again with the same or another photo at no extra cost. A returned credit is not a cash refund; for refunds, see the refund policy or contact support.
We delete your photo from our storage within 7 days and keep finished videos on your private order page for 30 days. Nothing is published to a gallery. The video provider that makes your video processes the photo under its own policies, described in our privacy policy.