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Choose a clear photo of yourself or another adult who has agreed to appear. Front-facing photos with visible body details work best.
The Toc Toc AI dance trend
Make your version of the viral Toc Toc dance from one photo. Keep your own look or try a bob wig style, with no filming, dance skills or prompts.
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One subject per photo. Clear, front-facing photos work best.
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From photo to Toc Toc AI video in three simple steps.
Choose a clear photo of yourself or another adult who has agreed to appear. Front-facing photos with visible body details work best.
Keep your own outfit, or pick a black bob in a tracksuit or a blonde bob in a vintage suit, then tap Generate. The dance is built in, so there is nothing to film or write.
Watch your 10-second silent video and download it as an MP4. When you post it, add the sound “Toc Toc” by Patrick Sébastien (also called “Kicékéla”) from the platform’s music library.
It is all about the moves and the attitude. The contrast between the silly steps and a perfectly serious face is what makes the dance unforgettable.
A quick hop on one foot that gives the dance its bouncy energy.
Playful door-knocking gestures that match the song’s name.
The more serious the dancer looks, the funnier the result.
Every video does the same routine. Exact movement and looks can vary from one video to the next.
Who will be the star of your next video? Each video features one person, so pick your lead.
Jump into the trend without learning a single dance step.
Turn an everyday photo into a playful surprise.
Create a funny video for your group chat.
Give the birthday star a dance video they will remember.
A clear photo gives the AI a better starting point.
AI-generated results vary. Clear photos help, but faces, outfits and movement may not always look exactly as expected.
The Toc Toc dance trend took off on TikTok in September 2026. Here is what makes it, and where the AI version comes in.
It is the viral Toc Toc dance made with AI. Instead of filming yourself, you upload a photo and our Toc Toc dance AI creates a video of the person in it doing the hops and knocks.
Upload one clear photo, choose your look, confirm you have permission and tap Generate. When it is done you can watch and download the video.
Yes, but results depend on how much of the person is visible. A clear, front-facing photo that shows more of the body works best, especially for the footwork.
Your photo guides how the dancer looks, so the video should resemble the person in it. The video shows them full-body in a light studio, so hair, outfit and background may look a little different, even on Original. AI results vary, so an exact match is not guaranteed.
Both. Choose Blonde bob for a Toc Toc dance inspired by the golden bob wig and vintage brown suit. Black bob pairs a black wig with a navy tracksuit, and Original keeps the hairstyle and outfit from your photo as closely as possible. AI-generated styling may vary.
No, the video is silent. When you post it, search for “Toc Toc” by Patrick Sébastien, also called “Kicékéla”, in the TikTok or Instagram sound library and add it.
No. Each video uses 10 credits, shown before you generate. Credits come in one-time packs with no subscription.
Usually 4–7 minutes after you tap generate.
If a technical error stops the video, the credits are returned to your balance automatically. A video withheld by our safety check is not refunded automatically. The Refund Policy has the details.
Your uploaded photos and finished videos expire after 1 day. Download the videos you want to keep before then.
Yes, if you have their permission and they are an adult. Each video features one person.
Yes. Download the video and share it following each platform’s rules, including any AI-generated content label it requires.
No. CapCut templates are edited in the CapCut app. Here you upload one photo, pick a look and get a finished Toc Toc AI video, with no app, template or editing needed.
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