Best Photos for the A2O LITE NEON AI Dance Generator

Use one visible adult per image

Each photo controls one dancer role: the first is left and the second is right. A single consenting adult should be clearly visible from head to feet. Group photos make it harder for the model to identify the intended person.

Prefer simple, balanced poses

Face the camera or turn only slightly. Keep arms and legs separated enough to see their shape. Avoid crossed limbs, hands covering the face, sitting, deep crouches, or heavy cropping. Leave a little space above the head and below the feet.

Light the face and outfit evenly

Soft daylight or bright indoor light usually works better than harsh backlight, strong colored light, or deep shadow. Sharp images help the model interpret facial features, clothing edges, and body position.

Choose practical files

Use JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB per image. Each side must be between 256 and 5760 pixels. Screenshots can work, but an original photo normally preserves more detail.

Expect generative variation

Even a strong input cannot guarantee an exact face, hand, outfit, or accessory in every frame. Fast turns and overlapping dancers are especially challenging. Review the completed video before publishing it.

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