
#Storm Trend
Carat AI's #Storm Trend app lets you make a photo dance with AI. Upload one picture of the person you want in the lead, and Carat turns it into a dance video where that person performs the moves from the #Storm trend video. The original audio comes along with it, so the clip already sounds like the trend you have been seeing on your feed. You do not need to learn the choreography, find a location or film a single take. One photo is enough to put yourself, a friend or your own character into the trend.
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Add one photo of the person who should become the lead. A clear shot where the face and body are easy to see gives the smoothest motion.
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Open Settings to add a Supporting Character Image, swap in a Background Image, or type a Motion Request describing the movement or setting you want. You can leave all of these empty.
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Hit Create. Carat AI animates your photo to the #Storm motion and keeps the original audio. Save the result and share it wherever you post.
Post your own #Storm video without dancing on camera.
Add a supporting character photo so a friend, partner or sibling shows up next to the lead.
Upload artwork you own and let your brand character ride the trend.
Pair a photo of the guest of honor with a background that fits the occasion.
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It is a short-form dance trend spreading under the #Storm hashtag. Carat AI uses the motion and audio of the reference trend video and makes the person in your photo perform the same moves.
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Just one: the lead character photo. A supporting character photo and a background image are optional.
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A sharp photo of a single person with the face and body clearly visible. Crowded group shots or heavily cropped bodies can make the motion look less natural.
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No. The video keeps the original audio from the #Storm trend video.
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Yes. Describe what you want in Motion Request, or upload a Background Image in Settings.
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Use photos of yourself, people who have agreed to it, or characters you own. Making and sharing a dance video of someone without consent can violate their rights.