Chipmunks Dance AI

Chipmunks Dance is a three-person TikTok routine. Three people stand in a row, then take turns stepping to the front, to You Spin Me Round. You upload one to three photos of adults who agreed. You do not film the dance. On Chipmunks Dance AI you do not write a prompt. The file that page returns is a 13-second vertical clip of those people in the clothes from the photos, in a line, then spinning, then taking a turn at the front.

The posts below are other people's clips. This page includes no clip we made.

@jamestanner9 posted the college version on 23 October 2026. The caption is "Uncle Ian is putting us back to work" with #alvinandchipmunks #dance #youspinmerightround #college. The saved file runs 25.6 seconds and has an audio track. Sampled frames show three clothed young men on a sidewalk at night, in maroon, light blue, and green tops, with shorts or track pants. They start in a row with arms crossed and feet apart. Later frames show them turned sideways, then the person in the light blue top closest to the camera while the other two stay behind him.

Source: @jamestanner9 on TikTok, https://www.tiktok.com/@jamestanner9/video/7699697444774219022

@bopieandjo posted the court version on 27 October 2026. The caption is "post family dinner vibes high" with #sisters #chipmunksdance #youspinmeround. The saved file runs 25.1 seconds and has an audio track. Sampled frames show three sisters, barefoot, in sweatshirts, a white tank top, and sweatpants on a backyard tennis court at sunset. They start in a row, then spin so their hair covers their faces, and trade who stands closest to the camera. A basketball hoop hangs above them.

Source: @bopieandjo on TikTok, https://www.tiktok.com/@bopieandjo/video/7701143791033388318

The same formation shows up earlier. On 30 April 2024, @icm_triplets posted a living-room trio whose caption says "(dc: us)", meaning the dance credit is theirs, with #thechipmunks #thechipettes #rightround. That clip is not embedded here. On 17 October 2026 UTC (18 October in Asia/Singapore), @athenaa_c posted three siblings on a deck. The caption is "Dancing runs in the fam". That clip is not embedded here, because a child is in the frame.

Chipmunks Dance AI calls the clip the same three-person routine as those TikToks, and it says there are no cartoon characters in it. It also says the AI dances in the clothes it sees. The sidewalk clip above is hoodies and shorts or track pants. That page says the full TikTok routine runs about 25 seconds, and the file you download is the first 13.

Open the page below, add one photo per adult who agreed, and download the 13-second vertical clip. You do not write a prompt there. Prices come from the product pages. Read the number on the button the day you pay.

Chipmunks Dance AI

Use this in the browser when you want one, two, or three adults in one 13-second file, and you have a separate photo for each person. There is no app and no subscription. Your photo is the middle dancer. Right and left are optional. An empty slot stays an AI dancer, not a photo of a stranger.

Direct link: Chipmunks Dance AI.

The form says: one adult, face sharp and turned to the camera. Full body is best. Waist-up works. The checkbox says this is you, or you have permission, they are 18+, and they are not a celebrity or public figure. The price line prints "Your first video $7.99", with $9.90 struck through, then $9.90 one-time after that. The first-video price applies at checkout when that email has never bought there. One credit is one 13-second HD video at 960 by 1664, for 1 to 3 people, with the song. The pricing page adds that if the HD step fails, you still get the video at 480 by 832. Ready in about 10 minutes, up to about 15 minutes with friends. You can close the page. The site emails you when the clip is done. The file is kept for 7 days. Credits never expire. A failed video returns the credit. A photo the provider rejects returns the credit too. No app. The form prints "No app · No watermark". Checkout is Stripe. Photos are deleted as soon as the video is done, within 1 day at most. The footer says adults only: no kids, celebrities, or public figures, and a blocked photo gets its credit back. Empty spots stay AI dancers, and the page's own line is "never a real stranger".

A group photo does not work on this page yet. Each dancer needs a photo with one face in it. The page says several people in one picture mix the faces. If a group shot is all you have, crop each adult out, as long as the face is sharp and turned to the camera.

That page times the 13 seconds like this. From 0 to 4.5 seconds the three stand in a line on an outdoor court. From 4.5 to 9 seconds the right dancer comes to the front, then all three spin and trade places. From 9 to 11 seconds the middle dancer comes up to the camera for a close-up. From 11 to 13 seconds the right dancer takes the front again. It says the routine, the camera, and the timing belong to the trend, and your photos decide who is dancing. It also says the full TikTok routine runs about 25 seconds, and you get the first 13.

Packs on that pricing page: 3 credits for $22.99 and 5 credits for $37.99, both one-time. Within 7 days of purchase, that page says it refunds a pack you have not used in full, and the unused credits of a partly used pack, at the price per credit you paid. The footer says it is an independent fan tool, not linked to any film, cartoon or music rights holder or to the TikTok creators.

Source: Chipmunks Dance AI, https://chipmunksdanceai.com/, captured 2026-11-04.

Other platforms

CapCut, Kling, and Higgsfield had no Chipmunks Dance template for this dance.

Kling motion control is a different job from the form above. The page says to bring a static image to life by uploading a reference video. It also says motion control supports one primary subject, and if several faces are in the frame it prioritizes the dominant one. Use one still of one adult, plus a reference video of the public routine. Do not paste a three-person prompt into that page. The page had no preset named for this dance. Kling's motion-control page does not print a dollar price for this dance. Confirm the credit cost on the screen before you generate. The same page says motion control copies movement and expressions, and it points speech and lip-sync to a different Kling path, so do not expect this dance's song from that page. The video-effects HTML at kling.ai/app/video-effects had no preset named for this dance either. Higgsfield Genjutsu HTML had none.

If your tool takes three photos and a written prompt, paste this. It describes the public routine in the two clips above, whose saved files run 25.6 and 25.1 seconds. We did not run it. Do not paste it into Kling motion control, and do not paste it into Chipmunks Dance AI. That form has no prompt box.

Vertical 9:16, about 25 seconds, one fixed phone camera. Three clothed adults stand in a row facing the lens, feet apart, arms crossed. They dance in place and take turns stepping closest to the camera, one at a time, while the other two keep dancing. They finish back in a row. Keep each face, hair, and outfit the same. No cartoon characters, no text, no watermark.

1. Tool — Open Chipmunks Dance AI for the 13-second file from one to three photos. Leave the prompt blank. That form is the path that builds the trio. Kling motion control is separate: one still image plus a reference video of the public routine, one primary subject, linked under Other platforms. A tool that takes three photos and a written prompt gets the fenced prompt under Other platforms. Do not paste that prompt into Kling motion control.
2. Input — On Chipmunks Dance AI, add one photo per adult. Your photo is the middle dancer. Add right, left, or both if you want those friends in the clip. Face the camera, in clear light, full body if you have it. Tick the permission box. Do not upload one group photo. Crop each person out first. On Kling motion control, upload one still and the reference video. Do not look for three photo slots there.
3. Export — On Chipmunks Dance AI, download the vertical 9:16 MP4. The page says it is 13 seconds at 960 by 1664, with the song. If the HD step fails, the pricing page says you still get the video at 480 by 832. The form prints "No app · No watermark". The at-a-glance line calls the paid file a vertical 13-second MP4 in HD 960 by 1664, no watermark. On a prompt tool, export vertical 9:16 at about 25 seconds, the length of the two public clips above.

• Likeness — Use your own face or an adult who agreed. Chipmunks Dance AI's checkbox says they are 18+, and not a celebrity or public figure, and its footer says no kids. Do not upload a child, a stranger, or a celebrity. The deck clip mentioned above includes a child, which is why it is not embedded and why a child's photo does not belong in the form. An empty left or right slot stays an AI dancer. The page says that slot is never a real stranger.
• AI label — Chipmunks Dance AI says the file is ready for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, and it says: "TikTok asks you to mark AI content, so switch its AI-generated label on." Turn that label on before you post. Do the same on Reels and Shorts. The footer says it is an independent fan tool, not linked to any film, cartoon or music rights holder or to the TikTok creators.
• Rights — The dance posts tag #youspinmerightround and #youspinmeround. One August screen recording labels Alvin & The Chipmunks' "You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)" next to will.i.am's "Big And Chunky". Chipmunks Dance AI calls the sound a sped-up remix of Dead or Alive's 1984 hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", and its footer says it is not linked to any film, cartoon or music rights holder. This page does not identify the recording inside each saved file. Use the sound credit on the post, or the sound the product names, and add a sound you may use when you publish. The download from that site already includes its song. Use the sound from the in-app library when the file you downloaded should not carry the track into another app. The choreography in the April 2024 post is credited by that caption to @icm_triplets. Credit them if you describe the routine.

• Tools: CapCut is where a one-photo template usually lives. Kling is the general motion-transfer door when you already have one still and a reference video. Its motion-control page supports one primary subject, not a three-photo form. Higgsfield has no preset for this dance.
• Models: Kling motion control takes one still image and a reference video. Use it only as that general path. It is not a Chipmunks Dance template.
• Workflows: Photo to trend clip is the generate-and-post path for a photo dance like this. Captions and covers is the finish if you still need type or a cover frame after the MP4 downloads.
• Feature: AI dance video is the photo-to-dance pattern this generator uses.

What song is the Chipmunks Dance?

The dance captions tag #youspinmerightround and #youspinmeround. Chipmunks Dance AI calls the sound a sped-up remix of Dead or Alive's 1984 hit "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)". A separate TikTok from 22 August 2026 UTC is a DJ screen that labels Alvin & The Chipmunks' recording of that title next to will.i.am's "Big And Chunky". Use the sound credit on the file. On the generator, the sound is already in the download. You do not add it in a prompt.

How many photos do I need?

One is enough. Your photo is the middle dancer. Right and left are optional, one photo each, at the same price. An empty slot stays an AI dancer, and the page says that is never a real stranger. A group photo does not work yet. Each person needs a photo with one face, sharp and turned to the camera.

Do I have to learn the dance?

No. On Chipmunks Dance AI you upload photos and press the button. You do not rehearse, and you do not paste a prompt. If you would rather film it, the public clips above are the routine: a row, then each person takes a turn at the front.

Is this official Alvin and the Chipmunks?

No. Chipmunks Dance AI says: "This is an independent fan tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any film, cartoon or music rights holder." The same answer says it does not use cartoon characters. The clips on this page are people dancing. There is no cartoon chipmunk in those posts.

What length and shape should I export?

On Chipmunks Dance AI, export the vertical 9:16 file it already made: 13 seconds, 960 by 1664, or 480 by 832 if that page's HD step fails. The song is in the download. The form prints "No app · No watermark". The two public clips embedded above run 25.6 and 25.1 seconds. A prompt tool should export vertical 9:16 at about that length.