01 Opens the clip
The dance
Full-body on the forecourt at sunset. This photo is required.

Gas station dance from photos
Upload 2–3 photos and, in a few minutes, get a 15-second 9:16 gas station dance video — a sunset forecourt dance, a walking selfie, then stepping out of the car. Three shots, one clip.
01 · Dance
02 · Selfie
03 · Car exit
Optional
Pack credits never expire. Failed jobs return credits. A 15-second 720p clip is 45 credits
The template
A gas station dance video always cuts the same way. Your photos take the three roles. The forecourt, the sunset, and the camera stay in the template.
01 Opens the clip
Full-body on the forecourt at sunset. This photo is required.

02 The close-up
A walking close-up. Use a clear face, looking at the camera.

03 Closes the clip
Steps out of the car. Leave it empty and the dancer plays this shot.

Skip the third photo and the dancer closes the clip.
Before you upload
Gas station dance AI keeps the face, hair, and outfit it can see. Give it one clear person per photo.
Even light, looking at the camera. A group photo does not assign people to shots.


Head to toe for the dance and the car exit, so the outfit stays in the shot.


Skip sunglasses, hats, masks, and heavy filters. Anything covering the face makes the likeness drift.


Three steps
01
Dance and selfie are required. The car exit can reuse the dancer. One person per photo, face visible.
02
9:16 is the default for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. 720P is the sharper file. 480p costs fewer credits. You do not write a prompt.
03
Download the MP4. It has no watermark and no soundtrack. Add the trending sound when you post. If the job fails, the credits come back.
The trend
Gas station dance AI is the short vertical edit people post on TikTok and Reels: a dance on an empty forecourt at sunset, a walking selfie, then a step out of a car. You put your own photos in that cut instead of filming it.
The result is an AI video, not footage of a real performance. Only upload people who agreed to appear.
Dance, selfie, then the car exit. That order stays fixed for every gas station dance video.
See the three shotsYou do not write a prompt, find a gas station, or wait for sunset. The template holds the location, the light, and the camera.
Open the generatorDownload the MP4, then add the trending sound on TikTok or Reels. The file from this generator is silent.
See the stepsPricing
A 15-second 720P clip is 45 credits. 480p is 30 credits. Pack credits never expire. Failed jobs return the credits.
Single
1 clip at 15 seconds, 720P, or 2 clips at 15 seconds, 480p
Creator
4 clips at 15 seconds, 720P, or 6 clips at 15 seconds, 480p
Studio
12 clips at 15 seconds, 720P, or 18 clips at 15 seconds, 480p
480p is 2 credits a second. 720P is 3. A 15-second 480p clip is 30 credits. A 15-second 720P clip is 45.
Questions
It is a 15-second vertical clip with three shots at sunset: a dance on a gas station forecourt, a walking selfie, and a step out of a car. You upload photos. You do not film or edit.
It is this page. Upload 2–3 photos and it builds that three-shot gas station dance video. You do not write a prompt.
No free generation. A 15-second 720P clip is 45 credits. 480p is 30 credits. Pack credits never expire. Failed jobs return the credits.
One person per photo, even light, face visible, no sunglasses, hat, mask, or heavy filter. Use a full-body photo for the dance and the car exit, and a clear face for the selfie. JPG, PNG, or WebP, up to 8 MB.
The default is 15 seconds, 720P, and 9:16. You can pick 5 to 15 seconds, 480p, and other frames. The file has no watermark and no soundtrack.
No. The MP4 is silent. Add the trending sound on TikTok or Reels after you download.
Only use photos you have the right to use. A real person must agree. Do not use minors, and do not make a public figure look like they endorsed it.
An error or a timeout returns the credits. Disliking the result is not an automatic refund.
Uploaded photos are deleted after about 24 hours. Finished clips stay available to download for at least 7 days. Download anything you want to keep.
Yes. Open it in a phone or desktop browser. Nothing to install. Download the MP4 and post it to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.