How to Make a Firestarter Dance AI Video

To make a Firestarter dance AI video, sign in with Google, upload one photo of yourself (or a friend who said yes, or your pet) to the generator on the homepage and spend 20 credits. The generator already uses a real dance-studio cover of the Kai’Sa vogue part of K/DA’s FIRESTARTER as its reference, death drop included, so you don’t upload a dance video and you don’t need to know the dance. In about 15 minutes you get a 15-second vertical MP4 in 720p with the FIRESTARTER sound and no watermark, ready for TikTok. It’s set in that dance studio, not your photo’s background, and results can vary. Packs start at $9.90 for one video.

The clips above are other creators’ posts (@feygie__ on TikTok, @TheRankee69 and @maiofficialvn on YouTube), shown with credit. None was made on this site.

How to Make a Firestarter Dance AI Video in 3 Steps

1. Pick and upload one photo. Go to the generator and sign in with Google (one click, no password). Upload a JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photo; HEIC straight from an iPhone is converted for you, and big photos are shrunk in your browser before upload. On a computer, you can scan the QR code and send the photo from your phone instead.
2. Confirm and make the video. Tick the box to confirm the photo is you, or someone 18 or older who gave you permission (pets are fine, celebrities and public figures are not). Then press the button. There is one length, the full 15-second Kai’Sa part, and it costs 20 credits. No credits yet? The Single pack is $9.90 for one video, Trio $19.90 for three and Crew $29.90 for five, as a one-time payment.
3. Wait, then download or share. Copying a 15-second dance takes the AI about 15 minutes. You can close the page: the video appears in “My videos” when it’s done. Press Download to save the MP4 (on iPhone it opens the share sheet, where you tap Save Video) or use the TikTok button to post it.

If a render fails, it’s retried once for free; if it fails again, your 20 credits come back automatically.

Which Photo Works Best

The routine has high kicks and ends with a drop to the floor, so the AI needs to see as much of the dancer as possible.

• Full body, head to feet. Half body works too, but a full-body photo gives the kicks and the death drop the most to work with.
• Face clearly visible. Look roughly toward the camera, no sunglasses, no heavy filters.
• Arms not hidden. A big part of the routine is vogue arms, so avoid crossed arms or hands behind the back.
• Good light. Daylight or a bright room beats a dark or backlit shot.
• One person or one pet. Two subjects in one photo will both dance, side by side, but results vary.
• Wear what you want to dance in. The dancer keeps your face, hair, body and the clothes from your photo. The background is not kept: every video is set in the bright dance studio of the take we copy.

For a dog or a cat, use a clear photo of the whole animal in good light, with nothing covering its face.

Other Ways to Do the Firestarter Dance

• Learn it and film yourself. Riot posted the official FIRESTARTER choreography video on October 21, 2026 (choreography by Sean Bankhead), and dance covers of the Kai’Sa part are all over TikTok and YouTube Shorts. You need practice, some floor space and a phone on a stand, and the death drop takes real control, so warm up and practice it on a soft surface first.
• A text-prompt AI video. General AI video tools can invent a dancer and a scene from a description, like the caped dancer in a misty forest by @TheRankee69. The dancer isn’t you, though, and the moves are whatever the model comes up with.
• This site. One photo in, and the Wan 3.0 AI video model copies one real studio take of the whole Kai’Sa part move for move with you in it, the matching FIRESTARTER sound included. It costs credits and takes about 15 minutes, and the result is AI-generated, so it can vary.

How to Post Your Firestarter Dance Video

• It’s already TikTok-shaped. The video is vertical and 15 seconds long, with the sound built in, so you can post it as it is. Use the TikTok button on your finished video, or download it and upload it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
• Use the trend’s hashtags. #kda #firestarter #kdafirestarter #kaisa #dancecover #vogue are the ones the covers use. Add #aidance too.
• Say it’s AI. Turn on your platform’s AI-generated label or write it in the caption.
• Tag your friends. If you made one with a friend or your pet, tag them, and send them your invite link: they get 20% off their first order for 24 hours, and you get credits.

Firestarter Dance AI Video FAQ

How long does it take to make a video?

About 15 minutes. The AI copies a full 15-second dance, which takes a while, so you don’t have to wait on the page: your video shows up in “My videos” when it’s ready.

Can I make it on my phone?

Yes. The site works in your phone’s browser, and HEIC photos from an iPhone are converted for you. On iPhone, Download opens the share sheet, where you tap Save Video.

Do I need to know the dance?

No. The moves come from the studio take the AI copies. All you add is the photo.

Can I make a Firestarter dance video with my dog or cat?

Yes, pets are fine. Use a clear, full-body photo of one animal in good light. Results are AI-generated and can vary.

What if the video doesn’t look right?

Email [email protected]. If you’re not happy with a finished video, we refund it in money to your original payment method. If a render fails, it’s retried once for free, and if it fails again your credits come back automatically.

Is there a free version?

No, there’s no free video or free trial: one video costs 20 credits, and the smallest pack is $9.90. The only free credits come from inviting friends: +1 credit for each friend who signs up with your link (up to 50 sign-ups) and +10 credits when a friend makes their first purchase.