Turn one photo into a Toosie Slide AI video without learning the dance. Step into a black suit and gloves beside a grand piano, or keep your own outfit and setting for a more personal take. Use the copy-ready dance prompts with a compatible reference-video workflow to guide the alternating foot lifts, sideways slides, and relaxed groove.
Start with one clear photo; a standing full-body image helps guide the footwork. For a closer dance match, pair it with a Toosie Slide reference video in a supported mode. Match the reference format and duration within your model's limits; music is handled separately.
Make your Toosie Slide AI dance video recognizable from the first step. Use one sharp photo and prompt for a consistent face, hairstyle, and build throughout the slides and turns. Check your identity again when the dancer turns back toward the camera.
Give your Toosie Slide AI video the mansion treatment: a dark suit, black gloves, and a spacious room with a grand piano. Let the contrast do the work as your photo becomes a sharply dressed dancer with an easy, understated groove.
Prefer a casual Toosie Slide dance edit? Start with a full-body photo and ask the AI to retain your clothes, shoes, and surroundings. Use the reference for movement while keeping the scene personal, from your living room to an open patio.
The footwork makes the Toosie Slide AI effect recognizable. Leave space around the dancer and keep both shoes visible. Match your reference's aspect ratio, then check any vertical crop so the sideways slides and finishing pose stay in frame.
Choose one clear photo of yourself or a consenting adult. Keep the face unobstructed; a standing full-body image provides more guidance for the legs and shoes. Decide whether to try the black-suit piano-room look or retain your own outfit and setting.
Copy the matching Toosie Slide AI prompt below. For a closer choreography match, add a dance reference in a mode that supports both an image and a reference video. Use Image 1 for your dancer and Video 1 for the movement. Without a reference, try the image-only prompt for an inspired routine.
Generate your Toosie Slide AI dance video, then check the face, hands, and alternating footwork. Match the reference duration where supported and keep both feet in frame. Download your favorite take, add music you can use, and adjust the timing for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.
One identity photo + a piano-room dance reference
Put yourself in the suited Toosie Slide piano-room scene. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the sole adult dancer's identity and Video 1 as the Toosie Slide movement and camera reference. Preserve the uploaded person's face, hairstyle, skin tone, and build through all views. Dress the dancer in a fitted black suit, pale shirt, dark tie, black shoes, and black gloves on both hands. Place them in a spacious, bright living room beside a black grand piano, with white curtains and clear floor space. Follow the reference's visible foot lifts, opposite-foot slides, knee bends, arm gestures, turns, and final pose in their original order and relative timing. Retain the reference camera path and framing while keeping both shoes visible during the slide sequence. Keep the mouth relaxed; do not add singing or lip-sync. Match the reference aspect ratio and duration within the selected model's limits. Keep one dancer with coherent hands and grounded feet. No face blending, extra people, extra limbs, wardrobe flicker, added captions, or new logos. Generate the visual performance; music will be added separately.”
One full-body photo + a Toosie Slide motion reference
Bring the Toosie Slide footwork into your own photo. Prompt: “Use the single adult in Image 1 as the dancer and Video 1 as the movement reference. Preserve Image 1's facial identity, hairstyle, skin tone, build, clothing, footwear, location, and lighting. Transfer the reference dancer's alternating foot lifts, opposite-foot slides, knee bends, arm movements, and changes of direction in the same order and relative timing. Do not transfer the reference person's face, outfit, or background. Adapt the motion to the floor and available space in Image 1. Use a full-body view with enough room on both sides for the slides; keep the camera steady and both shoes visible. Maintain natural weight shifts, coherent hands, and contact between the supporting foot and the floor. Match Video 1's duration within the selected model's limits and use framing that preserves the uploaded scene. Keep one dancer throughout. No mansion makeover, added suit, extra people, duplicate body parts, face drift, clothing changes, added captions, or new logos. Music will be added separately.”
One full-body photo + a text prompt; no video reference
Try a Toosie Slide-inspired animation using only your photo. Prompt: “Animate the single adult in Image 1 in one continuous full-body shot. Preserve their face, hairstyle, clothing, shoes, body proportions, and the original setting. Create a relaxed side-to-side dance inspired by Toosie Slide. Begin with a gentle knee bounce. Briefly lift the right foot, set it down to support the body, then slide the left foot a short distance sideways. Return to a balanced stance and mirror the sequence on the other side. Perform each action in sequence, with small shoulder bounces and loose hand gestures near chest height. Keep the camera steady, the full body visible, and the floor perspective consistent. Finish in a relaxed standing pose. Use the selected clip duration without rushing or adding unrelated choreography. No jumping, moonwalking, continuous skating, tangled legs, floating feet, extra people, face changes, added captions, or new logos. Music will be added separately.” This image-only version guides a new routine; use a motion reference when you want a closer choreography match.
One full-body photo + a trimmed dance reference
Test the signature footwork before making a longer dance edit. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the sole adult dancer and a trimmed Toosie Slide footwork segment as Video 1. Choose a segment with both shoes visible and at least one clear change of slide direction. Preserve the uploaded person's face, hairstyle, build, clothing, shoes, and setting. Transfer only the movements visible in the trimmed reference, in their original sequence and relative timing. Follow the foot lifts, lateral slides, knee bends, weight shifts, and arm gestures without adding an introduction, turn, or finale absent from the segment. Keep a steady full-body view with clear floor contact and space on both sides. Match the segment's duration using a compatible model setting and choose an aspect ratio that keeps the dancer's feet in frame. No automatic loop, added steps, face drift, duplicate limbs, floating feet, wardrobe changes, added captions, or new logos. Music will be added separately.” Review the feet and identity before extending the idea into a longer clip.
Toosie Slide AI videos animate a person from a photo performing the recognizable foot-lift and sideways-slide dance associated with Drake's 2020 song. One version features a black suit, gloves, and a grand piano. Another keeps the uploaded person's clothing and surroundings. The aim is a dance clip without filming yourself performing it.
Use one clear photo of yourself or a consenting adult, with the face unobstructed. A standing full-body image with visible shoes provides more guidance for the footwork, especially when keeping your own outfit and setting. A selfie offers less information about the body and legs, so check the generated proportions carefully.
A photo and a text prompt can guide a Toosie Slide-inspired animation, but naming the dance does not ensure the correct steps or timing. For a closer match, use a dance reference in a compatible image-and-video workflow. Available reference inputs, clip lengths, and aspect ratios depend on the selected model.
Start with a sharp full-body photo and a reference that keeps the feet visible. Specify one consistent identity, clear weight shifts, and floor contact. If a result looks tangled or rushed, try a shorter reference segment with fewer turns. Review the face during direction changes and check that the supporting foot stays grounded.
These prompts describe the visual dance and do not supply Drake's recording or guarantee beat synchronization. Audio output depends on the selected model and settings. After generating, add music you are allowed to use in your editor or through your publishing platform's available music library, then align the slides with the beat.
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