Firestarter Dance

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Firestarter AI Dance Examples

These two Firestarter AI dance examples are clips we made ourselves. Each starts from one front-facing photo of an AI-generated person, who then dances Kai'Sa's vogue solo from K/DA's FIRESTARTER. Under each: what matched, what came from the photo and the main flaw we found.

$9.90 per clip · your first clip is $6.99. The first-clip price is for the standard model only.

No account needed: checkout asks only for your email and payment details. There is no free version and no subscription. By paying, you confirm everyone in the photos agreed to appear and is 18 or older.

Example 1: a high puff and a white T-shirt

A woman in her late twenties. One front-facing photo.

Test photo for example 1: an AI-generated woman in her late twenties, smiling at the camera with her hair up in a high puff
Photo inAn AI-generated person, not a real person. Cropped here; the full photo also showed her white T-shirt.
AI-made
Video outAbout 12 seconds, shown here as a smaller web copy of the finished clip.
  • Setting and cameraThe violet nebula, the ribbons of light and the camera moves all carry over from the trend's clip.
  • The danceThe moves match, from the opening reach and the low camera swoop with the glowing hand to the standing split kicks.
  • From the photoHer face, her hair in a high puff and her white T-shirt come from the photo.
  • The main flawAround 2 seconds the fingers of the fiery hand look long. That comes from the glowing-hand effect in the trend's clip.

Example 2: red hair and a navy T-shirt

A woman around forty with freckles. One front-facing photo.

Test photo for example 2: an AI-generated red-haired woman around forty with freckles, looking at the camera with a slight smile
Photo inAn AI-generated person, not a real person. Cropped here; the full photo also showed her navy T-shirt.
AI-made
Video outAbout 12 seconds, shown here as a smaller web copy of the finished clip.
  • Setting and cameraThe same violet nebula, ribbons of light and camera moves as the trend's clip.
  • The danceThe moves match, with the high back kick, the quick turn and the crossed glowing hands, and the deep lean back as the camera rolls over.
  • From the photoHer face, her red hair and her navy T-shirt come from the photo.
  • The main flawAround 8.5 seconds her face blurs for an instant during a fast arm swing.

What you get

One payment per clip. Prices are in US dollars and shown before you pay.

WhatDetails
LengthAbout 12 seconds
Shape16:9 landscape
FileMP4, 1280×720 (720p)
Made fromOne photo; no prompt to write
DeliveryUsually within 30 minutes of payment, on your order page and by email
Standard model Wan 3.0 · 720p MP4$9.90 per clip
Your first clip Standard model only$6.99
Premium model Seedance 2.5 by ByteDance · 720p MP4$14.99 per clip

Also good to know

  • The clips on this page are smaller copies for the web (854×480).
  • We add no watermark or logo to the MP4.
  • You pay once per clip. No account, no subscription, no free version.
  • The rules are on this site: terms and refund policy.

Keep reading

Want the steps before you order? The guide on how to make a Firestarter AI dance video covers the photo, the order and what to do if a photo is refused or a video is late.

To see the moves one by one, read the Kai'Sa AI dance page. For the trend itself, see the KDA Firestarter AI video page; the Firestarter Dance AI home page has the price and answers to common questions.

Firestarter Dance is a fan-made tool and is not affiliated with Riot Games or K/DA.

Firestarter AI dance examples: questions

Are the people in these examples real?

No. Both clips were made from one front-facing photo of an AI-generated person, not a real person, so no real person's face is shown. In an order, the dancer is rebuilt from your own photo, so upload only people who agreed to appear, all 18 or older.

How long did these two clips take to make?

Each took about 9.5 to 10.5 minutes from start to finished file, on 24 October 2026. Your wait starts when you pay and is usually within 30 minutes, so plan on that rather than on ten minutes. A video that is still not ready 30 minutes after payment counts as failed and is refunded.

Is the file I get the same as the clips on this page?

Almost. The moves, the set and the camera are the same, because an order uses the same reference clip. The file is bigger: a 1280×720 MP4 of about 12 seconds, 16:9, while the clips here are smaller copies for the web. They start muted, and the Sound button plays the trend's original sound, which your video comes with too, for personal sharing; each platform's music rules apply to what you post.

Will my clip have flaws like these?

It can. On fast moves the model can briefly soften a face or stretch fingers, as in these two clips. The dancer is rebuilt from your photo, so the face may also look a little different from you. A delivered clip you simply dislike is not refunded; the refund policy lists what is.

Your photo. Your turn.

About 12 seconds, 16:9, $9.90 per clip, and your first clip is $6.99.