1. Choose the right source image
Use a sharp, well-lit image where the subject is visible and the pose is easy to read. Avoid images with motion blur, severe cropping, or objects covering the body.
2. Match motion to composition
A template should fit the source rather than force it into an unrelated pose. If the image is tightly framed, choose a motion with less travel; if the full body is visible, you have more options.
3. Generate, inspect, and iterate
Treat the first result as a draft. Watch the entire clip, note where the movement breaks down, then change the image or template for the next attempt.
The workflow
Prepare
Pick a permitted image with a clear subject and useful framing.
Direct
Select a dance or twerk template that matches the composition.
Refine
Generate, inspect the full clip, and iterate with a better match when needed.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need video editing software?
No. TwerkGen handles the generation and provides a downloadable clip. You can use an editor later if you want to add music, cuts, or captions.
How do I make the result look more natural?
Use a clear source image, avoid extreme crops, and select a template whose motion and framing match the original pose.
Can I use a generated dance video commercially?
Review the current terms and make sure you have rights to the source image and any people depicted before commercial use.