Big afro and a leather jacket
A man with a huge round afro in a brown leather jacket and baggy jeans takes the lounge close-up and the whole deck routine, from the knee crosses by the railing to the sliding steps by the stairs.
Add one photo for each role: who dances across the deck, and who leans out of the corridor doorway at the end.
Add both photos
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One person per photo, face clearly visible, full body if you have it. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
Make the 24k Magic AI dance with a friend from two photos. One of you smiles into the camera in the ship's lounge and dances across the sunny deck to Bruno Mars; the other leans out of a corridor doorway and closes the clip in a close-up. Every camera cut of the cruise-ship clip stays, and it comes back as a 15-second widescreen video with the song underneath. One video is $9.90, no subscription.
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Bulin 471 personThe same ship, the same moves and the same camera cuts, with whoever is in the photos.
A man with a huge round afro in a brown leather jacket and baggy jeans takes the lounge close-up and the whole deck routine, from the knee crosses by the railing to the sliding steps by the stairs.
Long hair, a beard and white-and-red robes on the deck dancer, and an elf in a green leaf costume leaning out of the corridor doorway. Each look stays the same through every cut.
A lilac bowl cut and a purple velvet doublet dance across the deck, then a man with a tall mohawk and a black vest takes the doorway and the last close-up.
Our own test from two waist-up photos at 480P: she takes the lounge close-up and the deck routine, he leans out of the doorway and closes the clip. The shorts, socks and sneakers on deck are the clip's own.
The 24k Magic AI dance is a short AI-made music video set to "24K Magic", Bruno Mars's 2016 hit. It opens on a dancer with orange pigtails and headphones grinning into the camera in a warm cruise-ship lounge, then cuts to the sunny deck for a run of knee crosses, sliding steps and shoulder bounces. At the end a second dancer leans out of a shaded corridor doorway and steals the last close-up.
In the first days of November 2026, TikTok filled with versions where people put themselves and their friends in those two spots, along with posts asking how to make one.
This site starts from that clip, with the ship, the moves and the six camera cuts already in place, and puts your two photos in the two roles.


One person in each photo, facing the camera, with the whole face visible. Use yourself and a friend, or adults who agreed to be in it. The top in each photo is what that person wears on the ship.

Put the main dancer in Deck dancer and the one for the doorway cameo in Corridor dancer. Each card shows what that role does in the clip.

Tick the consent box and press Generate video. You can close the tab: the video appears in My videos when it is ready and stays there for 30 days to download or share as a link.
One of you carries the routine, the other walks in at the end and takes the last close-up. Cast it like a punchline.


Give them the corridor: they lean out of the doorway after you have done all the work, which is exactly how they arrive everywhere.


Put them on the deck. The clip's original dancer is all muscle and pigtails, so the routine suits whoever never skips leg day.


Put a parent in the deck dancer role and yourself in the doorway. Watching them do knee crosses by the railing is the whole joke.


Booked a cruise together? Send it before the trip, or as the reply when they post their own deck photos.
No prompt to write and no guessing who dances when: the cruise-ship clip is finished, and your two photos go into it.
| Prompting an AI video appGet the prompt | 24k Magic AI | |
|---|---|---|
| What you give it | Two photos and a prompt you write | Two photos |
| The ship | Whatever deck the model makes from your prompt | The lounge, the sunny deck by the stairs and the corridor, already in the clip |
| The moves | New moves on every try | The clip's own knee crosses, sliding steps and shoulder bounces |
| The camera | A new shot list each try | Six cuts, from the lounge close-up to the doorway close-up, every time |
Both roles get a close-up: the deck dancer in the lounge at the start, the corridor dancer at the end. Use one sharp, front-facing photo per person, showing the top you want to wear.
Face the camera
Even light
Face clearly in frame
Group photos
Sunglasses or masks
Side profileThe song is already in the video, so there is no sound to add. It is widescreen 16:9; TikTok shows it with bars above and below unless you crop it in the editor.
They get the last close-up. Tag them so it lands on their profile too.
A tag like #24kmagic or #aidance puts your video next to everyone else's take on the trend.
TikTok and Instagram both let you mark a post as AI-generated when you upload it.
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It is a site where you make the 24k Magic AI dance video with your own photos. Add one photo for each role and the two of you take over the cruise-ship clip: one dances across the deck, the other leans out of the corridor at the end. It comes back as a finished 15-second clip.
"24K Magic" by Bruno Mars, the title track of his 2016 album 24K Magic. The song plays under the video you make here.
Use the generator at the top: one photo in each role, tick the consent box and press Generate video. The finished video lands in My videos.
Deck dancer is on screen for most of the clip: the lounge close-up, both deck routines and a cameo far behind in the corridor. Corridor dancer appears in the last few seconds, leaning out of the doorway and closing the clip in a close-up. Take the deck if you want the routine, the doorway if you want the punchline.
No. The moves and every camera cut are already in the clip, and the song plays underneath. Your photos decide who is dancing: each person gets the face, hair and top from their photo. With waist-up photos, the shorts, socks and sneakers in the deck shots and the sneaker close-up come from the clip.
No. Everything runs here in your browser: add the photos and press Generate video. There is no prompt to write and nothing to edit afterwards.
15 seconds, as a widescreen 16:9 MP4 at 720p.
Each video uses 900 credits. $9.90 makes one video, $17.90 makes two, $29.90 makes four and $59.90 makes nine. Packs are one-time payments, and if a video fails, its credits go back to your balance.
You can try it once for free: new accounts get 30 free credits when they sign up, enough for one 2-second preview of the lounge close-up with your photo, no card needed. The full 15-second video is $9.90, paid once, with no subscription.
It almost always comes down to the photo. Try one where the face is sharp, toward the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses, hat or second person, and generate again. A second try costs the same as a new video; only failed videos are refunded automatically.
No. Each photo has to be you or an adult who said yes to being in the video. Public figures and anyone under 18 are not allowed.
Only you can see it, in My videos, unless you share its link; anyone with the link can watch it. The video and the photos you uploaded are deleted after 30 days.