Wipe Me Down AI FAQ: Cost, Credits, Photos and Output
Wipe Me Down AI TeamClear answers about Wipe Me Down AI: what a render costs, what is genuinely free today, what happens to your photo, and what you can do with the finished clip.
This page collects the questions people ask before they press Generate, in one place, with short answers. Almost everything below comes down to three things: what you feed the studio, what it hands back, and what it costs. Each answer links onward to the guide that covers it properly, so if you want the long version of any one point, follow the link instead of scrolling.
Envie uma foto e o sujeito nela executa o movimento, mantendo o rosto, o cabelo e o corpo da sua imagem.
Este clipe: 26 créditos · 7 clipes por mês no Pro por $39.90, ou 92 por ano por $319
The three things that decide everything else
Every question further down is a variation on these three, so they are worth stating up front.
- What you feed it. One photo of a single subject, or a typed description if you have no clear photo. The photo does the identity work; the text does not.
- What comes back. A private MP4 of the dance, at the resolution and length you chose, downloadable to your device.
- What it costs. Credits per render, published before you press Generate, scaled by resolution and duration, with the default render priced at 26 credits for Standard · 720p · 12s.
Read those three and the rest is detail. The product overview lives in what the Wipe Me Down dance is.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does this product do?
Wipe Me Down AI turns an input into a short video of the Wipe Me Down dance. You have two routes. Photo mode takes one image — a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB — and animates that subject. Text mode takes a typed description between 10 and 2,000 characters and generates a dancer from the words alone. Either way you get a private MP4, downloaded at the resolution you chose. The model behind it is Seedance 2.0, served through kie.ai.
What is the "Wipe Me Down" dance and what song is it?
The dance is a choreographed step performed to the 2007 record "Wipe Me Down". The song is by Foxx, from Trill Entertainment's 2007 compilation Trill Entertainment Presents: Survival of the Fittest, with the backing track produced by Mouse On Tha Track. The single and its remix add Lil Boosie and Webbie, and a further remix features UGK, the duo of Pimp C and Bun B. As of October 2026 the step is still being performed across TikTok, where discovery hubs sit under labels such as "Wipe Me Down Dance" and "Wipe Me Down Trend", alongside tutorials and a Texas-remix variant of the step.
Is this the same as the 2020 "Wipe It Down" mirror challenge?
No, and the two are worth keeping apart. The 2020 trend was "Wipe It Down", set to a different song by BMW KENNY released in April 2020, and the action was wiping a mirror to reveal a new look — a different hook, a different record, a different creator. "Wipe Me Down" is a 2007 song, and the dance performed to it in 2026 is a choreographed step rather than a mirror wipe. When you see "Wipe Me Down" on this site, it always means the 2007 record.
How much does one render cost?
The default render is Standard · 720p · 12s, and it costs 26 credits. From there, a 480p render is 12 credits and 1080p is 64. Longer or shorter clips scale linearly from that twelve-second table and round up to a whole credit. The studio exposes 5s, 8s, 10s and 12s inside the provider's 4-to-15-second range, at 480p, 720p and 1080p, in 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1. The full credit menu is on pricing.
Is there any free credit or signup bonus?
There is no signup bonus, and there is no credit any account can earn on this site today. An email sign-up grants 0 credits, immediately and permanently, and the product's intended earning rule — a Google-linked account claiming 10 credits a day, one click a day, for up to three days, 30 credits in total — is not reachable, because Google sign-in is not offered here yet. What does exist is the single free preview render at 480p · 5s, granted to an account whose balance cannot cover the render it asked for, subject to a daily preview budget. Beyond that, credits are bought: monthly plans from $9.90 for 20 credits, yearly plans that save up to 34%, and one-time packs that never expire. A default render is 26 credits, and the $9.90 Single pack holds 10 credits — one 480p · 10s test — while the cheapest purchase that reaches the default 26-credit render is $19.90, as either Basic monthly (60 credits) or the one-time Duo Pack (30 credits). Nothing here is a flat fee with uncapped renders. If you are weighing this against tools that advertise a no-cost start, is there a free AI dance video generator sets out what free is worth there and what a render costs here.
Does it work for pets?
Yes, and pets are one of the main use cases rather than a niche. A clean photo of a single dog or cat is one of the easiest inputs to render, because fur pattern and face shape give the model a strong anchor. Two animals in one frame is the main failure mode, since the model tends to blend them into one. Text mode covers the case where you have no clear photo. The details are in AI dance video for pets.
What happens to the photo I upload, and is the render private?
The photo is used as the reference for that render. Your browser sends it to our API with your prompt and settings, our server passes the image to the model provider, and the provider hosts it only for the short window the render needs — we keep no copy in storage we operate. Before every render, the prompt and the image are screened by our moderation provider, and a blocked input is refused without spending credits. The finished clip stays private to your account: there is no public gallery of other users' renders and no feed to browse. The examples shown in the studio are the four looks the product offers, not other people's work. Exports are an MP4 at the resolution you chose, and to share one you download the file and publish it yourself.
How long does a render take, and how do I download it?
Most standard renders finish in a couple of minutes. A 1080p render can take longer than a 720p one, which is expected, since it is the heavier job. You do not need to keep the tab open once the render is queued. When it finishes, the MP4 is attached to the render in your account and you download it like any file. If a render fails, its credits return automatically to the balance they came from. The export mechanics are covered in how to download your AI dance video.
Can I use the clip commercially, and should I say it is AI?
You can publish and use your own render, including commercially, and it stays private to your account until you choose to share it. Because the clip is a generated performance rather than footage of a real event, the honest habit is to label it as AI-made wherever the platform or your audience would care, and never to present it as a recording of a real performance or of the original trend video. That transparency costs you nothing and avoids a needless argument.
What can this product not do?
It does not accept video input, so there is no motion transfer from a reference clip. It does not swap in celebrities or other real people's faces. It has no uncapped plan, no separate purchase to unlock a file you already paid to render, and no public gallery of other users' renders. And it does not reproduce the original trend video or anyone's recorded dancing — every clip is a new performance generated from your photo or your words. Comparisons against other tools are drawn on best AI dance video generator.