Guide
Vertical vs landscape: choose the frame before you generate
Updated October 29, 2026
This template is built for a single vertical 9:16 result. It is designed as a short, phone-first dance clip, not an editable video project.
What you receive here
Every generation is 15 seconds, vertical 9:16 and delivered as a 720p MP4 with no watermark. The choreography, camera sequence and framing are fixed.
Why the source photos still matter
Use a clear, front-facing portrait with one visible adult per position. The template needs the Left, Center and Right Dancer positions filled, shown from the viewer’s perspective. A portrait is the source input; it does not let you redesign the camera framing.
When landscape is a better fit
Choose a separate landscape workflow if your project needs a wider composition, a presentation-style layout or a custom edit. This template does not offer a 16:9 switch, crop editor or alternate camera sequence.
Plan the post, then generate
If you need a vertical dance clip from three portraits, this fixed format is the direct path. If the aspect ratio itself must be flexible, prepare a different production method before spending credits.
Questions before you start
Can I switch this result to 16:9?
No. Each render is fixed at vertical 9:16. The service does not include a landscape variant or crop editor.
Will a landscape source photo change the output shape?
No. The template output remains vertical 9:16. Use the clearest front-facing portrait you have, then review the fixed format before generating.