How to make the Wipe Me Down AI dance video
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To make the Wipe Me Down AI dance video you need one clear photo, or two if a friend dances with you. The teal closet, the stomp, the handover and the song are already in the template, so there is nothing to edit and no CapCut template to find.
1. Photo 1 leans in and dances first
The first photo replaces the guy in the black shirt and gold chain. He is the one who pushes his face into the lens in the first half second, then dances at the front until about 9 seconds and ends up on the right with his arms crossed. Because the face fills the whole frame at the start, use a sharp front-facing photo of one person with even light and no sunglasses.
You will wear his black shirt, black trousers and gold chain. Your face, hair and skin tone come from your photo, so it does not matter what you are wearing in it.
2. Photo 2 takes over (optional)
The second photo replaces the friend in the light grey hoodie and red trousers. He leans on the counter in the back for most of the clip, steps forward at about 9 seconds, jumps with you and dances the last five seconds while you watch.
Roles go by upload order, not gender, so swap the order of your photos if you want the other part. Skip photo 2 and the friend stays as he is in the original.
3. Person or Pet
Each photo has a Person / Pet switch. Set photo 1 to Pet and your dog or cat does the lean-in and the stomp in the black shirt. A clear photo of the face, taken from the front, works best.
4. Pick 6 or 15 seconds
6 seconds is the lean-in and the first part of the solo, for 5 credits, so the smallest pack is enough. It ends before the handover, which makes it the solo version. 15 seconds is the whole clip, handover included, for 15 credits. Pick 15 if you uploaded two photos.
Confirm you have the right to use the photos and press generate. You can leave the page while it renders; the video shows up in My videos, and if a render fails the credits go back automatically.
5. Download, check and post
Download the MP4 from My videos. It is 9:16 like the original, with the remix of "Wipe Me Down" already on it, so it goes straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Watch it once before posting to check both faces, and say it is AI in the caption. If you want to credit the dance, it is the Carnell stomp by Carnell Nichols (@trendsetterrrrrrr); the duo clip it is based on is by @xantoofunny.
How much does a Wipe Me Down video cost?
A 6-second Wipe Me Down video costs 5 credits. The cheapest way to make one is the Try pack: $4.99 for 5 credits.
| Length | Credits | Cheapest pack that covers it |
|---|---|---|
| 6 s | 5 | Try · $4.99 (5 credits) |
| 15 s | 15 | Single · $9.99 (15 credits) |
No subscription. Credits never expire, and a failed render gives your credits back automatically.
Questions, answered
Can I make it with one photo?
Yes. One photo replaces the guy in the black shirt who leans in and dances first. The friend in the grey hoodie stays as in the original.
Do I need CapCut?
No. The video is made here with the original song on it, and you download the finished MP4.
Why is my friend only in the background?
You picked 6 seconds. The handover is at about 9 seconds, so only the 15-second version has your friend dancing at the front.