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Put the same photo in both slots. You do the wipe first and a second you jumps in at about 9 seconds, which works as a joke on its own. Pick 5 seconds if you want only the first dancer.
The Wipe Me Down dance is the low, floor-wiping bounce Carnell Nichols Jr. made famous to "Wipe Me Down", the 2007 song by Foxx, Lil Boosie and Webbie. It is not the 2020 Wipe It Down mirror challenge. The 2026 AI trend copies one 15-second kitchen clip in which one dancer drops low and a friend takes over. Upload two photos, or one photo twice, and get that clip with you in it: 9:16, with the trend's sound, from 8 credits (about $0.30).
Make my Wipe Me Down video15 s · 9:16 · 480p · with the trend's sound
Sharp, front-facing, head-to-toe photos work best. 5 s shows only the first dancer, 10 s ends as the friend jumps in, 15 s is the whole clip.
@dadxander's 15-second kitchen take, the clip the AI trend copies. Your video keeps its moves, camera and sound.
"Wipe Me Down" is a Foxx single; the 2007 version with Lil Boosie and Webbie reached No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100. The dance people mean by the name is the one Carnell Nichols Jr. still posts as its original creator: lean into the camera, drop low with knees bent and back down, and flick both hands at the floor on every beat, as if wiping it.
The 2026 AI wave follows one clip more than any other: a 15-second kitchen take posted by @dadxander. One dancer does the wipe, pops up at about 8.5 seconds, and a friend who was waiting by the counter jumps in for the rest. That hand-over is why AI versions show two people, and why the generator above asks for two photos.
| Song | "Wipe Me Down" by Foxx with Lil Boosie and Webbie (2007, Trill Entertainment) |
|---|---|
| Dance | Lean in, low bounce, hands wiping the floor; Carnell Nichols Jr. calls himself its original creator |
| Clip the AI copies | @dadxander's 15 s kitchen video: one dancer first, then the friend |
| Not the same as | Wipe It Down (2020): wiping a mirror to switch outfits, to BMW Kenny's song |
Four AI versions from TikTok and from Kavel AI's page, each with its source. None were made on this site. The first two use two people like the kitchen clip; the last two were made from a single photo and a prompt.
Rumpelstiltskin hands it to the blonde
A two-person AI remake: one character wipes the floor first, then the other takes over, the same hand-over this generator follows.
A man and his cartoon sidekick
A two-person AI version with a cartoon character, moved from the kitchen to a sunny plaza.
One photo at a kitchen counter
Made from one photo and a written prompt, without the viral clip, so the moves are the model's own.
One photo in a living room
Another one-photo version: one dancer, a prompt-written routine and its own beat.
There is no single official Wipe Me Down app. These are the tools people actually use for it, with what each one needs and costs, as stated on each tool's own page.
| Tool | What you upload | Where the dance comes from | Length | Sound | Free use and watermark | Paying |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CapCut "Wipe me down" template | One clip or photo | A ready-made edit by a CapCut creator | 17 s, 9:16 | Set by the template | Needs a CapCut sign-in; the template page does not state watermark rules | CapCut's own plans |
| Kavel AI | One photo | A written prompt on Seedance 2.0 Mini; no reference clip | 12 s, vertical | A hip hop beat; you add the song when you post | Sign-up credits do not cover a clip | Credits per video; a plan or pack unlocks clean copies |
| Viggle | A character photo plus a dance video you bring | Your own video | Follows your video | From your video | Free plan: 5 videos a day; "no watermark" is listed for paid plans only | Pro from $7.99 a month |
| Hedra App (independent web app) | A photo plus a dance clip you bring | Your own clip | Follows your clip | From your clip | Free, no sign-up, a few minutes of GPU time a day, ad-supported; says it adds no watermark | No paid plans listed |
| MoveAs (iPhone only) | A movement video plus a character image | Your own video | Follows your video | Not stated | Free to download; free videos not stated | Token packs, no subscription; prices not shown on the site |
| This generator | Two photos, or one photo twice | The viral 15 s kitchen clip, built in | 5, 10 or 15 s · 9:16 · 480p to 1080p | The trend's 15 s sound, already on the video | Sign-up credits cover a 5 s video; free accounts get a moving watermark | 8–464 credits per video (about $0.30–$17.25), no subscription needed |
Checked on 14 October 2026. Prices and limits change; check a tool's own page before you pay.
In short: if you already have a dance video of yourself, Viggle, Hedra App or MoveAs can transfer its motion to a photo. If you want the exact viral kitchen clip with its sound and a friend taking over, without finding or filming the clip, use the generator above. If you only want a quick edit, the CapCut template is the fastest route.
Put the same photo in both slots. You do the wipe first and a second you jumps in at about 9 seconds, which works as a joke on its own. Pick 5 seconds if you want only the first dancer.
You go in Photo 1 and drop low first; your friend goes in Photo 2 and jumps in from the counter. Tap swap if they should go first.
Use one clear photo of each of you rather than one couple photo. The partner usually goes in Photo 2, so the hand-over lands as the punchline.
The generator needs one person per photo. Photograph or scan the print, crop the two people you want into separate images at least 300 px on the short side, and upload them in order.
Use photos of people who agreed to be in it, such as your own team, and read the music note below before posting from a business account.
You pay once per finished video. The credits depend on the model, length and resolution, appear on the generate button before you start, and come back if the video fails.
| Model | Length | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 5s | 8 credits≈ $0.30 | 16 credits≈ $0.59 | — |
| 10s | 15 credits≈ $0.56 | 32 credits≈ $1.19 | — | |
| 15s | 23 credits≈ $0.86 | 48 credits≈ $1.78 | — | |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 5s | 16 credits≈ $0.59 | 35 credits≈ $1.30 | — |
| 10s | 32 credits≈ $1.19 | 69 credits≈ $2.57 | — | |
| 15s | 48 credits≈ $1.78 | 104 credits≈ $3.87 | — | |
| Seedance 2.0 | 5s | 27 credits≈ $1.00 | 58 credits≈ $2.16 | 146 credits≈ $5.43 |
| 10s | 54 credits≈ $2.01 | 116 credits≈ $4.31 | 291 credits≈ $10.82 | |
| 15s | 81 credits≈ $3.01 | 174 credits≈ $6.47 | 436 credits≈ $16.21 | |
| Seedance 2.5 | 5s | 39 credits≈ $1.45 | 88 credits≈ $3.27 | 155 credits≈ $5.76 |
| 10s | 78 credits≈ $2.90 | 175 credits≈ $6.51 | 310 credits≈ $11.53 | |
| 15s | 117 credits≈ $4.35 | 262 credits≈ $9.74 | 464 credits≈ $17.25 | |
| MiniMax H3 | 5s | — | 39 credits≈ $1.45 | — |
| 10s | — | 77 credits≈ $2.86 | — | |
| 15s | — | 116 credits≈ $4.31 | — |
The cheapest video is 8 credits ($0.30): Seedance 2.0 Mini, 5 seconds, 480p. The whole 15-second clip costs 23 credits on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p, and 117 credits ($4.35) on the default, Seedance 2.5 at 480p.
Dollar amounts use the Pro monthly plan's price per credit ($29 for 780 credits a month), the lowest per-credit price among the monthly plans.
Handy if you are making a version for everyone in a group chat, or several for a page. Totals use the same per-video prices; plan credits work on every tool on the site.
| Settings | 1 × video | 5 × video | 20 × video | Monthly plan that covers 20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini · 5s · 480p | 8 credits | 40 credits | 160 credits | Starter (240 credits a month) |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini · 15s · 480p | 23 credits | 115 credits | 460 credits | Pro (780 credits a month) |
| Seedance 2.5 · 15s · 480p | 117 credits | 585 credits | 2340 credits | Enterprise (2650 credits a month) |
| MiniMax H3 · 15s · 720p | 116 credits | 580 credits | 2320 credits | Enterprise (2650 credits a month) |
| Seedance 2.5 · 15s · 720p | 262 credits | 1310 credits | 5240 credits | More than one month of the largest plan |
| New account | Up to 10 free credits, valid for 3 days: enough for one 5 s video on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p (8 credits) |
|---|---|
| One-time $5 pack | 24 credits once, no subscription: enough for the whole 15 s clip on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p (23 credits) |
| Free accounts | A moving site watermark on the video |
| After any purchase | Videos you already made switch to the clean original |
| If a video fails | Its credits come back automatically |
You pay once per finished video. The credits depend on the model, length and resolution, appear on the generate button before you start, and come back if the video fails.
Starter
For trying the trend
240 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
Pro
For regular creators
780 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
Enterprise
For agencies and pages
2,650 credits / month
Credits shared across all video tools
One person per photo, facing the camera, ideally head to toe with arms visible. Use the same photo twice to dance with yourself.
15 s is the whole clip. Seedance 2.5 at 480p is the default, Mini at 480p is the cheapest, and 720p or 1080p cost more.
The price is on the button. Most videos take a few minutes, and you can leave the page and come back to them.
You get a 9:16 MP4 with the trend's sound, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Most bad results come from the photo or from tools that invent the dance. Find your problem below.
| What you see | Usual cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| It looks like a slideshow, not a dance | One-photo tools write the motion from a prompt | Here the motion comes from the real clip. If it still looks stiff, Seedance 2.5 or 2.0 hold the fast moves better than Mini. |
| The moves miss the beat | The song was added after a silent video was made | Videos made here follow a clip that already carries the sound, and that sound goes back on, so the drop and the hand-over land on the beat. |
| The face drifts during the low bounce | Small, side-on or filtered photos give the model too little to keep | Use a sharp, front-facing photo without heavy filters; 720p keeps more detail than 480p. |
| Hands, legs or feet look broken or cut off | A half-body photo makes the model invent the rest | Use a head-to-toe photo with arms visible, or try Seedance 2.5. |
| The video was refused and refunded | Seedance 2.5 checks both photos and the clip before it starts | Try clearer everyday photos, or pick another model; the credits are already back. |
Your video carries the trend's 15-second sound from the original clip. Posting it as a personal video works like any trend sound; ads and business accounts need their own licence for the song, which this site does not grant.
Photos are kept in private storage and used only for your video. Finished videos are served only to your account until you download and post them.
Only upload people who agreed to be in the video, and don't present the result as real footage.
A brand can make on-trend videos with its own team's photos. Customer photos need the customer's permission, and the music needs a licence for ads.
It depends on what you have. With only a photo, a generator that has the viral clip built in, like the one on this page, copies the real moves and keeps the sound; put the same photo in both slots to dance alone. Kavel AI also starts from one photo, but its dance is written by a prompt and comes back as a 12-second clip with a hip hop beat. Viggle, Hedra App and MoveAs work well if you bring your own dance video.
Hedra App, an independent web app, is free with a daily time limit, but you have to bring the dance clip. This site needs no subscription either. New accounts get up to 10 free credits, enough for one 5-second video (from 8 credits). A one-time $5 pack adds 24 credits. Free accounts get a moving watermark; any purchase switches your videos to clean copies.
One video costs 8 to 464 credits here. The whole 15-second clip is 23 credits on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p and 117 credits on Seedance 2.5 at 480p. Twenty default videos come to 2340 credits; a hundred Mini videos at 480p come to 2300 credits. On the cheapest monthly plan a credit costs about $0.037.
Yes, as long as each dancer gets their own image. Photograph the print in good light, crop the two people into separate photos and upload them as Photo 1 and Photo 2. Tiny or faded faces lose detail, so 720p and Seedance 2.5 help.
Usually the motion was invented from a still photo and the song was added afterwards. Following a real dance video fixes both. Here every model copies the kitchen clip's motion and the clip's own sound goes back on, so the lean, the drop and the hand-over stay on the beat.
Photos are kept in private storage and used only for your video, and the finished video is served only to your account. With Seedance 2.5 the photos also pass the provider's safety review first. Only upload people who agreed to it.
Ads and business accounts need a licence for the song, which this site does not provide, so keep it to personal posts or replace the sound with licensed music. The trend is a nostalgia meme rather than a new dance; for something fresher, try the other dance templates linked below.
Two photos, a few minutes, and the whole 15 seconds with the sound.
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