THE NEON DANCE, YOUR WAY

A2O Lite Neon AIYour duo has the next move.

Start with the photos you already have. Pair two portraits, use a photo together, or give your pets the lead in one of six dance scenes.

Photo to dance videoSeedance 2.5

Build your dance scene

Choose your cast and backdrop. Check the cost, then create.

Seedance 2.5

A LITTLE INSPIRATION

Choose the backdrop. Change the mood.

Compare the studio, gallery, carnival and playful remixes below. Pick a scene to load its creative direction into the tool; the clips are external references.

White Studio Duo

A clean backdrop. All eyes on your duo.

Museum Gallery

Gold frames, marble floors, a little drama.

Dream Carnival

Big balloons and a brighter kind of entrance.

Wig Parody Duo

Big wigs. Playful moves. Perfectly unserious.

Solo Park

Your solo moment in soft, leafy light.

Kitten Duo

Two little scene-stealers, one purple stage.

FROM CAMERA ROLL TO CENTER STAGE

Three choices before the first beat.

Choose who’s dancing

For a duo, add one portrait per person or switch to a photo together. Use a single photo for Solo Park or Kitten Duo. Check that each face is readable.

Find your backdrop

The scene sets the backdrop in the prompt. Choose 5 or 10 seconds, a resolution and a frame shape. Two portraits are fitted into one frame before upload.

Give it a final look

Look over the finished clip for face drift, extra fingers and abrupt transitions. Keep the take you like and add permitted music before sharing.

A2O LITE / NEON

What is the A2O Lite Neon AI look?

It is a photo-to-dance idea inspired by the NEON duo intro: a playful entrance, a palm across the lens and a synchronized finish. Here, that idea becomes an editable prompt for UYO’s image-to-video model. Your photos guide appearance; AI interprets the movement.

A better photo makes a better starting point.

Keep faces sharp and avoid heavy filters.
Choose similar lighting for two separate portraits.
Use a photo with the outfit you want to reference.
Review the result before sharing. Hands and faces can drift.

Give your clip a little choreography

A creative direction, not a frame-perfect motion guarantee. Shorter clips may simplify these beats.

The entrance

A held pose, then your partner steps into the frame.

The transition

A palm passes the lens and the energy picks up.

The dance

Coordinated steps, a kick and a final lean toward the camera.

Pricing

Know the cost before the first move.

Length and resolution determine the credit estimate shown here. This tool uses your UYO balance; credit packs and subscriptions are listed on the main pricing page.

View credit plans

Current selection49creditsSeedance 2.5 · 10s · 720P

FAQ

Before your first take

Do I need two separate photos?+

No. You can choose two portraits or one photo of both people. Solo Park and Kitten Duo use one photo. When you choose two portraits, the browser combines them into one reference frame before upload.

Will it reproduce the NEON choreography exactly?+

Your photo and a scene-specific written prompt guide the video. This version does not use the reference site’s motion pipeline, so dance synchronization, likeness and exact timing can vary.

How long is the finished video?+

The UYO model catalog currently supports 5 and 10 second Seedance 2.5 clips on this page. The longer reference examples are inspiration, not a promise of output length.

Is the original NEON song included?+

No original song is bundled or promised. Add audio you are allowed to use after downloading, and check the rules of the platform where you will publish.

What happens to my photos?+

Photo previews and a short-lived recovery draft stay in this browser. When you choose Create, UYO uploads a fitted reference image and sends it to the configured video provider. See the privacy policy for processing and retention.

Where can I find my finished video?+

The result appears in this workspace after status checks finish. Your account’s creations also contain submitted tasks. If a request fails or stalls, check that list and your balance before submitting again.

Let that photo take the next step.

Choose the cast and a backdrop. Your next clip starts there.

Let’s make a video