The No Guidance dance with your face on it, right in your browser: tap one of the real dance clips below, add one photo, and send the friend who says you can't dance a clip of you hitting every move.
No Guidance is all over TikTok again this week. Post yours while it is still on the feed.
No Guidance dance clips people posted on Instagram and TikTok, each with a full run of the moves on screen. Every one is also a template: tap it, add your photo, and you take the dancer's place.
No Guidance is the 2019 Chris Brown song with Drake, and its music video ends in a dance battle between the two. The No Guidance dance is the routine people have filmed to it ever since, with the arm cross on "play no games". This week it is back on TikTok as a CapCut template that pastes a famous face onto a man dancing down a train aisle. This page does the dance itself, with your face.
The No Guidance dance AI works as a clip swap: a real No Guidance dance video plus one photo of you, and the AI copies the dancer's moves beat for beat onto the person in your photo, your face, hair and clothes. Six clips are already loaded as templates, from a pink tulle dress in front of a wardrobe to a trench coat in a garden, so the only thing you bring is the picture.
The steps are the routine a real dancer did to the song, not an AI's guess at what a dance looks like. The ILLIT You're Under Arrest AI dance works the same way with this week's K-pop challenge. If you would rather start from a still and a different song, the C-Walk AI dance builds the moves from your photo alone.
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. The model copies the clip's choreography beat for beat and puts you in the dancer's place.
A pink one-shoulder tulle dress, heart earrings, a wardrobe behind her. The arm cross and the shoulder roll right to the camera. Pick it and you are the one in the dress.
A long beige trench coat under a slatted roof in the sun. Big, loose moves that make the coat swing. Use it with a photo of you in a coat and the swing carries over.
The No Guidance dance AI turns one photo and one of the clips on this page into a vertical dance video of you in a few minutes.
Tap one of the templates in the generator. Its clip loads as the motion reference: every move and its timing come from it. Close-up clips show off your face, full-body clips show off the outfit.
Face to the camera, good light, full body if you have one so your outfit carries over. A normal standing photo is enough; you do not need a dance pose.
The clip comes back vertical and as long as the template, 7 to 12 seconds. In TikTok or Reels, add the No Guidance sound before you post.
The No Guidance dance lands hardest on the person nobody expects to see dancing it.
Watch yourself hit every move, then send it to the friend who keeps saying you can't dance.
Everyone has seen the train aisle clip this week. A No Guidance routine from your dad's most serious photo is the family version the group chat will forward.
Their photo in the pink tulle template, sent back with the song they had on repeat. Fair is fair.
Make one with each of your photos on the same template and post them side by side. Somebody wins the dance battle.
Filmed the routine yourself and want someone else in it? Upload your clip as the motion video instead of a template, add their photo, and the swap keeps your exact moves.
The song, the dance, the photo and the price: what people ask about the No Guidance dance.
No Guidance is a 2019 single by Chris Brown featuring Drake. Its music video came out on 26 July 2019 and turns into a dance battle between the two, which is where a lot of people first saw the dance.
Fans online mostly hand it to Chris Brown; one of the top comments when the video came out was "Chris Brown – what I think I dance like in the club, Drake – what I actually dance like in the club". With this page you can put yourself in the battle and settle it.
Yes. One clear photo of you plus one of the dance clips on this page is all it takes; the clip loads for you when you pick its template. You take the dancer's place, and the moves and their timing stay as they were.
Not that exact clip. The train version going round this week is a CapCut template that puts a famous face on a man dancing down a train aisle. This page puts your own face into a real No Guidance dance routine instead. If you have the train clip saved, upload it as the motion video and add your photo.
You. The templates are clips of people dancing to the song, not Chris Brown's own footage, and the dancer in the clip you pick is replaced by the person in your photo.
No, this clip is paid from plan credits. The cost follows the length of the clip you pick, because the model reads the whole template and writes a new clip of the same length; the exact number is shown in the generator before anything runs, and a clip that fails is refunded.
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, a few minutes, and you doing the full routine; a clip that fails is refunded. No Guidance is all over TikTok again this week. Post yours before it moves on.