Pick a Gangnam Style dance clip, add one photo, and that TikTok is you: the crossed-wrist trot, the lasso swing, every step in time, ready for the group chat. No CapCut template, no filming.
The Gangnam Style AI dance is all over TikTok right now. Post yours while it is still on the feed.
Five Gangnam Style dance clips. Every one is a template in the generator above: tap it, add your photo, and you do that exact routine.
The Gangnam Style AI dance is the one-photo trend running on TikTok this October: a still photo starts doing PSY's horse-riding dance, trotting with crossed wrists and swinging an invisible lasso over the head. Most of the ones in your feed put wizards and footballers in the dance; here it is your face, or your cat's.
On TikTok it comes out of a CapCut template, with a tutorial to sit through first. Here you skip both: pick one of the real Gangnam Style dance clips below, add one photo in your browser, and the Gangnam Style AI dance comes back with you in the dancer's spot, every step in time with the original.
Want a whole crew dancing in sync from one group photo instead? That is the Toc Toc AI dance.
Creative engine
The dance clip you pick goes into Kling 3.0 Motion Control as the motion reference, and your photo sets the face, hair and clothes. It copies the trot, the lasso and the camera from the clip and puts you where the dancer was. The price shows on the Generate button before anything starts.
A guy in a navy sweatshirt does the crossed-wrist trot and the lasso in a bare white room. Tap it and your photo takes his spot.
An orange tabby bounces through the horse trot on its hind legs. Add a photo of your own pet and it does the same steps.
Pick a clip, add one photo, and the dance comes back a few minutes later, with no template to hunt down and no tutorial to watch.
Tap the white room, the rooftop, the mud-brick wall, the studio or the cat. Whatever that dancer does, you will do, in the same place, for as long as the clip runs.

One person, face to the camera, ideally full body or waist up so the arms have room for the lasso. For the cat clip, a photo of your pet standing or sitting works best.

Add the Gangnam Style sound in TikTok or Reels when you post and tag the friend who still knows every move.
It is funniest on the people who would never film it for real.
His photo from the last family dinner, doing the horse trot on a rooftop. Drop it in the family chat and wait for his reply.
The photo of your cat looking unimpressed, now bouncing on its hind legs with its paws crossed. Use the cat template.
Their headshot from the team page, lassoing in a white room. Post it in the team chat on Friday afternoon.
Your best full-length photo, and you doing the mud-brick-wall routine with more energy than you have ever had.
What the trend is, what photo to use, and what the clip costs.
The viral AI Gangnam Style dance video is a short vertical clip made from one photo: the person (or pet) in the picture does PSY's horse-riding dance, the crossed-wrist trot and the lasso swing, in time with the beat. On this page you pick a real dance clip to copy, add your photo, and get your own version.
The horse-riding dance: you hop from foot to foot as if trotting, wrists crossed in front of you like you are holding reins, then one arm swings an invisible lasso over your head. Every template clip on this page has both moves, so your version does too.
Most people call it the horse dance or the horse-riding dance, after the trotting step with crossed wrists. That trot is the step your photo picks up first from whichever clip you choose.
It is the same trend: one photo doing the Gangnam Style horse dance. The CapCut version means finding the template and following a tutorial; here you pick a dance clip, add one photo in your browser, and the clip comes back with your face in it.
PSY released Gangnam Style in July 2012, and it became the first YouTube video to pass one billion views. In October 2026 it came back on TikTok as an AI trend: one photo of anyone, from wizards to footballers to someone's cat, doing the horse dance.
Add the Gangnam Style sound in TikTok or Reels when you post. The moves are copied from a clip danced to that song, so they line up with the trend everyone is using.
On this page the background comes from the dance clip you pick: a white room, a rooftop, a mud-brick wall, a dance studio or a kitchen. To dance in a place you describe yourself, like an elevator, use the AI dance video generator, which takes a written scene.
Not this one. It is paid, priced by the length of the clip you pick, and the exact price sits on the Generate button before you press it. You pick the clip and the photo first, so the dance you pay for is the one you meant to make.
Any plan or pack — even a $19.90 one — unlocks a clean copy of every image you have made here, starts each new run instantly, and refunds one that fails.
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One photo, one dance clip, no template hunt and no tutorial, and you doing the horse trot beat for beat. Post it while the trend is still all over your feed.