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THE SHORT VERSION

How to make your Tip Toe meme.

Follow the complete photo-to-video tutorial →

What changes in the Tip Toe dance?

The fictional Rumpelstiltskin character gets the facial identity from your portrait. The reference keeps its own hairstyle, ears, body, proportions and velvet costume, along with the scene, camera and timing. The other character remains a separate person. This is a face-only template, so the outfit in your photo is not a wardrobe control.

Watch the entrance, the shush and grinning close-ups, the reaction cuts, the wider dance and the feet close-up. Each AI generation interprets the reference anew. Check the identity across cuts and head turns instead of judging a single still. The face-swap guide explains what to look for in the complete result.

The movement and music work together.

The tool supplies the motion reference and detailed instructions; you do not write a prompt or join separate shots. Seedance 2.0 Mini through KIE creates the visuals from your portrait and the fixed reference. The service attaches the supplied soundtrack after generation and prepares a downloadable MP4.

Duration, landscape framing, music, choreography and ending are fixed. Your choices are the portrait and resolution. Read how the music and template work before buying if you are looking for a custom song, a different dance or new scenery.

Start with a portrait that helps the face swap.

Use a readable original with one adult, the face looking toward the camera and soft light across both eyes. Avoid masks, dark sunglasses, heavy smoothing and tiny compressed thumbnails. A head-and-shoulders photo is useful; you do not need to photograph your whole body or act out the dance.

Get permission from the person pictured before uploading and before sharing a personalized version. The portrait preparation guide gives practical framing and lighting checks. When ready, follow the step-by-step tutorial to choose quality and submit.

Understand the price before you create.

The minimum purchase is the $9.99 Starter pack with 100 credits. It covers two 480p videos or one 720p video. Popular is $14.99 for 300 credits, covering six 480p or three 720p videos. Pro is $49.99 for 1,000 credits, covering twenty 480p or ten 720p videos. You can also mix qualities within the available balance.

Browsing the guides and examples is free. Creating your own video requires credits. A new generation, including a version with another photo or resolution, consumes credits again. A confirmed failed generation returns its charged credits. Cash refunds follow the separate seven-day unconditional policy. See the complete pricing and refund explanation.

Buy with email. Google login is optional.

Guest checkout connects a purchase to a private wallet on your browser. Use an email address you can receive mail at for recovery and video delivery. Your chosen portrait, quality and package are retained through checkout; after payment, you actively choose when to generate. Buying a package never silently starts a video.

Refresh to check an existing task rather than submitting the same portrait repeatedly. On another browser, use the email recovery flow to regain access. Keep access links private. The purchase and recovery guide covers guest access, balances and missing purchase confirmation.

What happens to your photo and video?

Your portrait is used for the requested face-swap workflow. Uploaded photos are automatically deleted within 24 hours. Completed videos remain available for 14 days after completion and are then deleted. Download the MP4 and check the saved copy before the storage period ends; an email link is not permanent storage.

Read the privacy policy for processing and retention details, and generation help for task, payment or playback questions. The full tutorial connects those rules to each stage of the actual workflow.

Answers worth reading before the first dance.