Another Love AI dance: your turn on the platform

This Another Love AI dance template is 12 seconds of the New York subway. A man in a black bowl-cut wig, thick glasses, a curled fake mustache and a bolo tie walks fast beside a 7 train and holds his phone up to a window while the riders look on. Then the camera cuts to his face and chases him down the platform as he struts, crouches and runs past commuters, stairs and Times Sq-42 St signs. Your photo replaces him.

What is the Another Love dance?

There isn't just one. Look up an Another Love dance and Google suggests contemporary, lyrical and wedding routines. This clip goes the other way: the song sped up, a costume, a deadpan stare into the camera and a run along the platform.

The song is Another Love, Tom Odell's debut single from October 2012. A decade later it took off again on TikTok as an anthem for Ukraine after the Russian invasion, and it went back into charts across Europe and Australia. In January 2023 it was back at No. 10 in the UK, the spot where it first peaked.

It lives on TikTok in other versions too. People search for it sped up, remixed and as the "TikTok version". This template uses a sped-up edit: the same record, played faster and higher.

How to make the Another Love AI dance

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   One clear, front-facing photo of yourself, full length if you have one: a JPG, PNG or phone photo up to 30 MB. There is one person to replace, so one slot.

2. 2

   Press Swap me in

   Sign in if asked. Mix comes with every paid plan, and this 12-second template is 98 credits a run.

3. 3

   Pick it up in your Library

   The video lands in your Library, usually within 2 to 4 minutes. You can close the tab while it runs.

4. 4

   Label it and post

   Play it with the sound on, then mark it as AI-generated when you share it.

What you get

Mix swaps you into this exact clip. It doesn't invent a new dance, a new station or a new song.

• 12 seconds, vertical, with sound. Bolly puts the clip's own soundtrack back on the result, so the sped-up Another Love plays from the first stride to the last frame.
• You instead of the costume. The wig, the glasses and the mustache belong to the dancer in the clip. Mix is told to take your face, hair, skin tone, build and clothes from your photo, so you dance it as yourself.
• The same moves and the same camera. The walk past the train, the cut to the close-up and the chase down the platform stay as they are.

Photo tips for this clip

• Face the camera in good light. Right after the cut, the face fills about two fifths of the frame's width. A sharp, front-facing photo with no sunglasses pays off there.
• Go full length if you can. The first shot shows the dancer head to toe beside the train, and the rest is from the waist or the knees up. A full-length photo gives the model your build and your outfit.
• Expect a side view at the end. In the last two seconds he runs side-on past the camera, so the face turns away and gets small. Hair and clothes carry the likeness there.
• Wear what you want to dance in. Mix takes the clothes from your photo, so the black shirt and the bolo tie are optional.

What it costs

One run is 98 credits. Starter is $19 a month with 300 credits, which covers three runs of this template. Plus covers 12. Each run uses Kling 4.0's video-edit model. Compare plans.

Whose face you can use

Your own, or someone who has clearly agreed to be in this video. Never upload a photo of anyone under 18. Keep your remix personal and non-commercial, and label it as AI-generated when you post. The rules are in the Responsible AI policy.

More dance templates

Uptown Funk has an orange bowl cut and mustache of its own, Keep On Steppin moves to a parking lot, and SaWaDiKa puts you at the front of a dance crew. For the basics, read how to make a face swap video or the Mix overview.