Image-to-video first
Upload an anime character, choose a motion template, and generate a dance video through LlamaGen's anime2 pipeline.
Make an Anime Dance
Image-to-video first
Anime dance templates
Duration and format controls
Existing anime2 pipeline
Workflow
Choose a clear character image, preferably full-body, with visible hands, feet, and a readable outfit silhouette.
Select an idol, street, anime-motion, or elegant template, then edit choreography and camera instructions.
Submit through the anime2 workflow, monitor generation status, then review identity, limbs, costume, timing, and loop quality.
Art direction
The generator submits image, prompt, model, duration, resolution, and aspect ratio to /api/anime2 and uses its existing status polling.
Idol, street, anime-motion, and elegant categories provide original choreography directions rather than named dance copies.
Templates ask for a stable face, coherent limbs and hands, consistent costume, and controlled camera motion.
The page defaults to image-to-video for character animation while retaining the existing text-to-video option where the selected model supports it.
Example directions



FAQ
Yes. It reuses LlamaGen's existing VideoGenerator submission and polling flow built around /api/anime2.
The page defaults to image-to-video because the main workflow animates an existing anime character. Clear full-body images generally provide the best dance results.
Yes. The existing video generator retains text-to-video when supported by the selected model, while image-to-video remains the default for this tool.
Use a clear source image and prompts that request a stable face, coherent anatomy, consistent clothing, readable hands and feet, and controlled camera movement.
No. The templates describe original dance qualities such as rhythm, steps, gestures, and camera direction without requesting a specific protected choreography.
Timing depends on the selected model and queue. The page shows model estimates and polls the existing anime2 status endpoints until the clip succeeds or fails.
Generate several directions, choose the one with the clearest visual promise, then proof the details before publishing or printing.