Can you make the Gangnam Style AI video with one photo?

The trio has three spots, and the middle one is the lead. It is yours whenever you add a photo. In the 15-second video you are:

• in the group shot at the start, squeezed in with the other two;
• the first close-up, from 2 to 5 seconds;
• the last close-up, waving at the lens from 12 to 15 seconds.

The right and left spots go to our two dancers, the same two friends you see in the example video on the home page. They have their own close-ups in between, so the video plays exactly like the original trend.

• Two photos: you in the middle, your friend on one side and one of our dancers on the other.
• Three photos: all three spots are your people. No dancers.
• One group photo: upload a selfie with up to three people and each one lands in the spot they stand in, left to right. Swap places with one tap. If there are more than three people in it, you pick who goes in.

Not yet. We tested one photo copied into every spot, and the left close-up kept turning into a different person. We won't sell a video we know drifts, so for now the empty spots go to our dancers.

You get two close-ups, so your face matters more than the background. Pick a photo facing the camera, from the chest up, in even light, without sunglasses, a mask or a heavy filter. A normal phone selfie is ideal. When your face is small in the photo we crop in on it automatically, so a photo from further away works as long as your face is sharp.