Steady Dancer

Frequently Asked Questions

What inputs are required?

You only need two things: a character image (what should appear on screen) and a driving video (how it should move). Prompt and seed are optional tools to fine-tune style and reproducibility.

What formats and limits are supported?

Image: JPEG/PNG/WebP. Video: MP4/WebM. For best results, keep a similar framing between the image and the driving video (both full-body or both mid-shot) and avoid extremely long or chaotic clips.

What are the best use cases for Steady Dancer?

Content creators, brands, and VTubers use Steady Dancer to remix dance trends with their own characters, create outfit or cosplay previews, and quickly test campaign ideas before a full production shoot.

Any tips for getting stable faces and motion?

Start with a sharp, front-facing image and a driving clip where the subject is clearly visible and not constantly blocked. Keep the subject roughly centered and avoid extreme camera shake. If something looks off, try a cleaner reference video or a better-lit photo.

Who is Steady Dancer designed for?

Steady Dancer is built for short-form video creators, VTubers, agencies, and marketers who want to produce more on-brand, character-driven motion content without organizing a full shoot every time.