Gangnam Style AI Video Generator

Gangnam Style AI is a photo-to-video generator that puts three photos into the Gangnam Style dance clip. You upload one photo for the centre, one for the left and one for the right, the prepared clip supplies the terrace, the horse-riding routine, the camera work and the audio, and you get a 15-second vertical video back.

The Gangnam Style dance is the 'horse-riding' routine from PSY's 2012 hit 'Gangnam Style' — prancing around in a sunlit terrace with a riding crop, one arm swinging, hips doing the gallop on the 'Oppa gangnam style' chorus.

Three. The clip is a trio: the camera hands the frame from one performer to the next, and each of your three photos takes one turn. All three photos are needed.

By the slot you upload them into. The first photo opens the clip and closes it, the second takes the middle turn, the third takes the last one. The clip itself decides the order and the timing; your photos follow it.

No. Gangnam Style AI is an independent fan tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by PSY, YG Entertainment or their publishers, and every clip it produces is AI-generated.

The clip carries the audio of the prepared scene it was generated from, and that audio comes as part of the download. It is not a separate music licence — if you post the clip publicly, keep the credit the original post carried.

15 seconds, cut for TikTok, Reels and Shorts at 16:9. The length follows the prepared dance, so the framing and the timing stay on the beat.

One clear photo of one adult per spot, facing the camera, face sharp and reasonably large in frame, with a plain background. The face has to survive 15 seconds of movement — a small or blurred face gets reinvented by the model and the reinvention drifts.

Yes. Under any of the three photos, write what that person should wear or look like — a white t-shirt, a suit, a new hairstyle. That instruction applies to that person alone.

$9.99 for one video, paid once. There is no subscription and no credit pack that expires, so every extra clip is another single $9.99 payment.

No editing software is needed. The dance, the terrace, the camera angle and the timing are already in the clip. You upload three photos and download a finished vertical video ready to post.

Yes, you should. TikTok requires realistic-looking synthetic content of people to be labelled, and the label does not reduce reach — videos carrying it routinely outperform unlabelled ones.

'Gangnam Style' by PSY, released in South Korea in July 2012. The chorus line is 'Oppa gangnam style', delivered over the horse-riding beat, and the video was the first on YouTube to pass a billion views.

The signature move: PSY raises both arms to mime holding reins, swings one arm across his body and rolls his hips in a gallop, on the 'Oppa gangnam style' chorus. The AI trend keeps that motion and the framing of the prepared clip — your photos change the faces, not the routine.

Because the short version of the trend is shot as three people taking turns. The camera gives each of them the frame in turn, so all three photos are needed for the clip to work.

Upload three clear photos — one for each turn — pay the single fee and wait about five to eight minutes. The result is a 15-second vertical 16:9 video at 768P, ready to download.

No — this one needs all three. The camera moves from face to face, so a missing photo leaves a hole in the clip. If you only want one person, the Dime Dime Baby generator on this site is built for that.

One adult per spot, facing the camera, face sharp and clearly lit, with a plain background behind them. The face is what has to survive 15 seconds of movement, so a small or blurred face gets reinvented by the model.

Your photo is the character reference, so the model keeps your face and body consistent through the clip rather than pasting a still photo on top. It is still a generated video, so details shift slightly between renders — that is the model working, not a defect.

The clip runs 15 seconds, which is the length of the prepared dance. Longer edits of the trend exist, but every extra clip on this site is a separate payment.

No. One clip is $9.99, paid once. There is no free tier, no subscription and no credit pack that expires.

Yes, as long as that person agreed to it. Use a photo of yourself, or of someone who has agreed to have their likeness used — and if the person is under 18, their parent or legal guardian has to have authorised it.

Download the 16:9 file and post it vertically. Turn on TikTok's AI-generated content label before you post, and describe it as a trend-inspired clip rather than an official release — the label costs you nothing in reach and keeps you on the right side of the rules.