AI trend template
The Kai’Sa dance, with your own character. Turn one person or pet photo into the Kai’Sa-inspired Firestarter dance, with glowing trails and dramatic camera moves.
Add one clear photo. A well-lit photo with one subject, face fully visible, works best. People, pets and illustrated characters are all fine.
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Choose an image to watch its video
Human example · Made from this full-body photo
How it works
The K/DA Firestarter dance trend reimagines Kai’Sa’s performance with new characters. This template follows a 14-second AI dance reference: face close-ups, sweeping gestures, a high kick and a rotating final shot against luminous lavender trails. Your photo supplies the dancer’s appearance.
Add one clear photo for Dancer. A well-lit photo with the face fully visible works best.
The original video is rebuilt shot by shot with your cast: same moves, camera and timing, with your characters’ faces, hair and bodies.
Download your video with the reference clip’s original audio already aligned to the performance.
This ordinary four-legged cat photo created the example below. The cat dances upright, keeping its orange-and-white markings, paws and tail. The movement is deliberately human-like; body and limb proportions can stretch during the dance.
Guide
What each photo becomes, what each length costs and how to post the result.
Start with the opening preview (5s) to check the likeness, then make the longer version.
Landscape 16:9, the same framing as the original clip. It plays as is on YouTube and X; for TikTok or Reels, post it with bars or crop it to vertical in CapCut.
The reference clip’s original audio is included in your download and aligned with the video.
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Make this with 1 photoIt turns one photo into a dance video inspired by Kai’Sa’s K/DA Firestarter performance. Your character follows a prepared AI reference with close-up gestures, wide dance shots, a high kick and glowing lavender trails.
You can upload a pet photo. The cat demo on this page was generated directly from an ordinary four-legged cat photo. Pets perform an upright, human-like dance; proportions may stretch. Other species and photos may produce different results.
Use one clear, well-lit photo with a single person or pet. Show the full body when possible, including hands or paws. Avoid obscured faces, cropped limbs and heavy filters.
Choose a 5-second opening preview or the full 14-second dance. Both use the original 16:9 landscape framing. Standard is 480p and HD is 720p; the demos shown here were made in Standard quality.
Your photo guides the face, hair, outfit or fur markings, while the reference guides the dance and camera. The human demo keeps the red jacket and black trousers; the cat demo keeps its orange-and-white fur. Likeness and small details can vary.
Yes. The reference clip’s original audio is added to the exported video and aligned from the first frame.
No. This independent template uses an AI dance reference inspired by the trend. AI Video Trends is not affiliated with K/DA, Riot Games or League of Legends, and the result is not a frame-exact remake of the official video.
The price depends on the template and its length. Where a short opening is offered, it costs up to 262 credits in Standard (480p); a complete video costs up to 980. HD (720p) costs about twice as much. The exact price is shown before you generate. Credits come in one-time packs, no subscription. Sign in with Google and buy a pack to generate. Purchased credits are valid for 12 months.
Usually 3–8 minutes for a short opening and 6–25 minutes for a complete video, depending on its length. HD adds a few minutes, and busy periods can take longer. You can close the tab: the video keeps rendering and is saved to your account.
Credits are only held while your video renders. If it fails for any reason, including a technical error or content moderation, the held credits go straight back to your balance.
Only with their permission. For a photo showing someone under 18, you must own its copyright and be the child’s parent or legal guardian, or have that parent’s or guardian’s explicit permission. Don’t present generated videos of real people as genuine footage or as an endorsement. See our Terms of Service for the full rules.
You can browse every template without one. To generate or buy credits, sign in with Google. It keeps your videos and credits in one place across devices.
