Choosing photos for Hop Hop Hop AI
A practical guide to clear faces, separate photo roles and consent before preparing a Hop Hop Hop AI dance video.
A dance clip starts with a useful photo. Before you open the generator, pick an image where the subject is easy to recognize. A simple, well-lit portrait gives the model clearer visual information than a busy group photograph.
Start with a clear face
Choose an image with even lighting and an unobstructed face. Avoid heavy beauty filters, screenshots covered in text, extreme blur and sunglasses that hide the eyes. A front-facing or gentle three-quarter angle is a practical starting point.
A waist-up or full-body photo can also supply information about clothing. It does not guarantee that an AI model will reproduce every accessory or logo exactly. Review the result before sharing it.
Give each subject a separate photo
For a duo, prepare one photo per subject. Keep the person you want in the first role in the first upload slot. If you only have one photo, use the single-subject option shown in the generator. The options visible in the form determine what you can submit; adding extra people to one image does not create extra controllable roles.
Choose compatible lighting and reasonably similar image quality for both photos. A sharp daylight portrait beside a tiny dark crop gives the model uneven references.
Check permission before uploading
Use your own photos, images of your pets, or photos of adults who have agreed to appear. Permission to view or save a picture is not automatically permission to animate and publish its subject. Do not use the tool to impersonate someone or create a misleading endorsement.
The example artwork on this site illustrates composition. It is not a promise that every upload will produce that exact scene or motion.
Review the current generation options
The generator shows supported file types, size limits and available settings. Check these before uploading. The displayed credit estimate applies to the selected options; changing quality or duration can change the cost.
After a successful render, check the faces, limbs and movement across the whole clip. Download the finished result you want to keep and label it as AI-generated when sharing it. If you add a soundtrack in a social app, follow that platform's music usage rules.