Uptown Funk Yapay Zekâ Video Oluşturucu ve Street Dance Komutları

Create a fresh Uptown Funk-inspired groove from a prepared street image. Prompt: “Animate this full-body street-scene image into an 8-second continuous dance shot. Keep the central adult performer's face, hair, outfit, and body proportions consistent with the starting image. Begin with a confident look toward the camera, take two small side steps, add relaxed shoulder pops and a playful head nod, then settle into a strong final pose. Keep the movement compact and the feet visibly grounded. Preserve the daylight, storefronts, pavement, and any supporting adults already present in the image. Supporting performers stay behind the lead with subtle coordinated movement and distinct identities. Use a gentle camera push-in while keeping the full body and shoes visible. Create upbeat street-band energy without introducing new people or locations. SAME IDENTITY, NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES. Avoid foot sliding, distorted hands, merged limbs, outfit flicker, background warping, added text, or logos.”

Put yourself in the lead role while the reference defines the performance. Prompt: “Use Video 1 as the sole motion, scene, and camera reference for this Uptown Funk AI dance remix. Image 1 replaces only the central lead performer. Transfer Image 1's facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, and facial hair while retaining the reference performer's outfit and body movement. Apply the replacement consistently in every relevant wide shot, close-up, profile, and turn. Follow the reference's exact action order, footwork, shoulder movement, hand gestures, expressions, and timing. Preserve its framing, camera path, cuts, duration, aspect ratio, street background, lighting, and supporting performers. Do not invent additional dance moves or a new ending. SAME IDENTITY throughout. NO ROLE SWAP, NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES. Do not copy the lead's face onto other dancers, revert to the original face, slide the feet, distort hands, alter clothing, or add text and logos.”

Give two familiar faces fixed roles in the same street dance. Prompt: “Use Video 1 as the exact performance and camera reference. Image 1 replaces the central lead performer. Image 2 replaces the supporting dancer immediately to the lead's left as viewed in the opening frame. Track these two original performers throughout the clip, including any position changes; never reassign identities based on screen position after a cut. Use each image for that person's face, hair, skin tone, and facial hair while preserving the corresponding reference outfit. Follow the original choreography, expressions, gestures, footwork, camera movement, cuts, and timing. Keep all other performers, background people, street details, lighting, duration, and aspect ratio unchanged. Apply both identities in every relevant shot. SAME IDENTITY for each role. NO ROLE SWAP, NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES. Avoid blended faces, identity reversion, extra limbs, foot sliding, clothing flicker, added text, and logos.”

Turn a prepared adult crew lineup into a coordinated music-video remix. Prompt: “Use Image 1 as the prepared first frame showing exactly five distinct adult performers, and Video 1 as a matching five-person street dance reference. Map the five people in Image 1 to the five reference performers by their opening-frame positions, from viewer-left to viewer-right. Keep those identity assignments fixed throughout all movement and any cuts. Preserve each person's face, hair, skin tone, build, and outfit from Image 1. Follow Video 1's choreography, body rhythm, gestures, expressions, spacing, camera movement, shot order, and timing. Keep the starting image's street setting and lighting coherent throughout the clip. Preserve the reference duration and aspect ratio, with every designated performer visible wherever the reference shows them. SAME IDENTITY for all five people. NO ROLE SWAP, NO DUPLICATE, NO NEW SCENES. Do not add a sixth performer, merge bodies, transfer faces, slide feet, flicker outfits, or add text and logos.”