Wipe Me Down Dance: You, Low and Loose on the Beat
Wipe Me Down dance starring you: one photo, and you drop into the low bounce in your own living room while everyone else is still learning it.
The Wipe Me Down dance is all over TikTok this week. Post yours while it is.
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 |
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Wipe Me Down dance AI examples
Three clips, each made here from one photo. Tap one, add your photo, and keep its moves.
The living-room drop
What is the Wipe Me Down dance trend?
The Wipe Me Down dance trend turns one photo into a clip of you doing the dance TikTok is copying this month: a lean into the camera, then a low, loose bounce with your hands flicking at the floor on every beat. The name comes from "Wipe Me Down", the 2007 rap hit by Foxx with Lil Boosie and Webbie. Dozens of creators posted an AI version this week, mostly from a CapCut template. One photo makes yours here.
The template pastes your face onto the dancer in its own video, so you end up in a stranger's kitchen with a stranger behind you. Here the clip is yours: your clothes, your room, your grin at the lens. Upload one photo and keep the place you took it, or tap a look from the examples.
Want a different routine? Layoo AI dance puts you at the front of a living-room crew, and the AI dance video generator takes any style you describe.
Creative engine
What the generator is doing
Your photo goes into Seedance 2.0 Mini as the reference for the dancer, and the prompt writes the lean, the low bounce, the hand flicks and the shoulder brush around you. A 12-second clip costs credits, and the exact count is on the button before you press it.
The low lean
The move people stop the video for: knees bent, back down, arms hanging loose and the hands flicking at the floor on every beat. A full-body photo keeps it clean.
The bounce and the grin
Rock side to side in the bounce, look straight down the lens, then pop back up and brush off your shoulders.
How to make a Wipe Me Down dance AI video
Upload one photo in your phone's browser and your clip is ready in a few minutes.
Upload one clear photo
Face to the camera, good light, room around you. This frame of a woman in her bedroom became the bedroom clip; a full-body shot gives the low lean room.
Keep your room, or tap a look
The default keeps the clothes and the place in your photo. Tap a look for the living room, the bedroom or the kitchen, or press Random.
Make it and add the song
Twelve seconds fits the whole routine. It comes back with a hip hop beat you can post as it is, or swap in "Wipe Me Down" in TikTok or Reels.
Who to put in a Wipe Me Down clip
Pick the person nobody would expect to see bending that low.
The friend who sent you the trend
They have shared it five times this week. One photo and they finally star in one.
Your dad
With his blessing, one photo from the last barbecue and he is flicking his hands at the floor like it is 2007. Send it to the family chat and wait.
Your coworker
The one in the team photo who never dances, dropping low in the office kitchen and nodding at the camera.
Yourself, before you film it
See how the dance looks on you, then post the clip before anyone else in the group chat does.
Wipe Me Down dance FAQ
Short answers for when someone in your comments asks how you made it.
People take the viral dance, the lean into the camera followed by a low bounce with the hands flicking at the floor, and use AI to make a version starring themselves or a friend. Captions call it Wipe Me Down, Wipe It Down or the Wipe Me Down dance trend; it is the same trend.
It started as a song by Baton Rouge rapper Foxx in 2007. The remix with Lil Boosie and Webbie, with Lil Boosie as lead artist, is the version most people know, and it is the sound under most of the trend videos.
Upload one photo, keep your room or tap a look, and make the clip. You do not need the CapCut template or to learn the moves: the lean, the bounce, the hand flicks and the shoulder brush are written into the prompt.
You do not need one. This page runs in your phone's browser: upload a photo, make the clip, download it and post it to TikTok as a normal video, then pick the "Wipe Me Down" sound in the editor.
No. Each clip costs credits, and the exact amount is on the button before you make it; the free credits you get at sign-up do not cover a 12-second clip. Confirm the run and you are on the floor in a few minutes.
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Make your Wipe Me Down dance video today
One photo, a few minutes, and you are dropping low in your own room with a grin at the lens. See the clip's cost before you make it, and post it while the feed is still full of Wipe Me Down.