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One person, pet or toy per photo, face visible, whole body in frame if you have it. The first photo dances alone in the lot, the second takes the selfie, the third climbs out of the car.
Gas station trend AI from one to three photos: a 12-second sunset dance by your friends, family or pet, posted to the group chat while the trend is still all over Reels.
The gas station trend is still filling Reels and TikTok — post your crew this week.
What one 12s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 700 credits | 1,485 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 860 credits | 1,845 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,265 credits | 2,835 credits |
Credits per video. Every model here is in the generator above, so pick the look you want.
Four casts posted on Instagram, each one a template in the generator: tap a cast, add your photos, and keep its gas station routine.
The gas station trend started as a road-trip clip of Russian blogger Mikhail Litvin and his friends Ravshan and Adel: one dances alone in a gas station lot, one films a selfie, one climbs out of the car, all of them grinning into the low sun. The AI version keeps the lot, the cars and the camera moves and swaps the three of them for anyone. Upload your own photos here and your crew does the routine.
Most gas station trend AI posts come from a template inside an app, which means finding the app and the template first. Here the routine is written out in plain English instead: pick one of the four casts below or change any shot, and your only uploads are the photos. For one person who should simply dance anywhere, the AI Dance Video Generator is the general version.
Creative engine
Your photos go to Seedance 2.0 Mini as reference images, and the default prompt carries the full gas station routine shot by shot. At the standard settings one clip is $9.99 on its own with no subscription, or comes out of plan credits, and a clip that fails is refunded.

Every version has a shot where one dancer holds the camera at arm's length and the lens bends the lot around them. A clear, front-facing photo keeps the face steady even this close.

The solo dancer in the middle of the empty lot, both arms up as the sun drops behind the trucks. Photos with the whole body in frame give the model room for this shot.
Upload one to three photos and your gas station trend AI clip comes back in a few minutes. Buy that one clip for $9.99 with no subscription, or use plan credits.

One person, pet or toy per photo, face visible, whole body in frame if you have it. The first photo dances alone in the lot, the second takes the selfie, the third climbs out of the car.
The default prompt is the full sunset routine. Tap the panda, the duo, the three friends or the costume cast to match your photos, or rewrite any shot in plain English: night-time neon, matching outfits, a family van.
Twelve seconds fits every dancer's turn. Post the vertical clip to Reels or TikTok, and swap in the trend's sound there if you want it.
The gas station dance gets the most replies when the people at the pumps are the last ones anyone expected to dance.

Three photos, three turns, and the clip lands in the group chat before anyone asks. Pick photos where everyone is dressed like themselves.

One photo of a dog, a cat or a stuffed animal plays every shot. The panda version shows how far it goes: a fisheye selfie and a dance under the canopy.
One photo per generation, and the grandparent gets the solo in the middle of the lot. Birthdays and family reunions are where these get shared most.
Shirts and ties dancing between the pumps is the whole joke. Use work headshots and send it to the team channel on a Friday.
Ask for a costume for one dancer in the prompt, the way the golden-hour cast puts a powdered wig on the last person out of the car.
Where the dance came from, the song, and how to make the AI version with your own photos.
Upload one to three photos to the generator on this page, keep the default prompt or tap one of the four casts, and make it. Each photo becomes one dancer: the solo in the lot, the fisheye selfie, the climb out of the car.
The original clip is credited to Russian blogger Mikhail Litvin and his friends Ravshan and Adel, filmed at a gas station on a road trip. The AI trend recasts their three spots with anyone, and this page recasts them with your photos.
Reposts usually credit "On and On" by Akcent, and several AI versions on Instagram tag it. Your clip comes back with its own dance-pop track, so add the trend's sound from TikTok's or Instagram's library when you post.
No, this clip is paid. At the standard settings one clip can be bought on its own for $9.99 with no subscription, or paid from plan credits, and a clip that fails is refunded. The cost of the clip you set up is shown in the generator before anything runs.
Yes. Upload a photo of your baby, dog, cat or a stuffed toy, and the prompt keeps it looking like the photo. With a single photo, that one character plays every shot.
Credits are shared across everything Kavel runs. You see the cost before each run, and a failed job is never charged.
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One to three photos, a few minutes, and your crew is dancing in the sunset lot that has been all over Reels this week. See the clip's cost before you make it, get your credits back if a run fails, add the sound when you post, and get it up while the gas station trend is still in everyone's feed.