DBZ AI Dance Trend Generator

It's the four-pose version of the “I'm So In Love With You” meme on TikTok: a dancer on a white background copies Jiren from Dragon Ball, holding one pose per lyric of mthu's “it's like i'm not even here”. People make it with AI from a single photo.

Upload one full-body photo in the generator at the top of this page, pick Standard or HD and tap Make my video. About 3 minutes later you get the 8-second video with the four poses, the song and the lyrics, ready to post.

Jiren is the stern, ultra-serious fighter from Dragon Ball Super. The joke is the contrast: the most serious character in the series swaying his hips to a love song. The trend grew out of fan animations of Jiren dancing by TikTok creator @dblgiuzman in September 2026.

Arms out to the sides with knees bent; a deep, wide squat with the hands joined above the head; fists on the hips with an open-mouth face; and one hand on the hip with a hip roll. Each lasts about two seconds, one per lyric line.

A clear, front-facing, full-body photo of one adult: head to shoes visible, good light, no sunglasses or heavy filters. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. The background doesn't matter, since the video is on white.

8 seconds, like the trend clip. It's a vertical 9:16 MP4: Standard is 480p and HD is 720p.

That's the look of the trend: the four-pose clips put the dancer on a plain white studio background, so every pose reads clearly. The AI replaces your photo's background with white.

Yes. It comes with the trend's sound, mthu's “it's like i'm not even here”, cut to 8 seconds and timed to the poses.

Yes. When you save the video, the four lyric lines are added as captions, each over its own pose, in the same white style as the trend. You can watch them in the preview before you save.

Yes. Turn off “Lyrics on the video” under the player before you save, and you get the clean video, ready for your own text on TikTok.

Like you. The AI keeps the face, hair, body and outfit from your photo in every frame and only borrows the poses and timing from the trend: no red figure, no Jiren costume. A sharp, front-facing, full-body photo gives the closest likeness.

Not yet. The DBZ AI dance is solo, made from one photo of one person. For a dance with a friend, try Fuzzy Dream Dance AI, which has a duo version.

Standard is 100 credits and HD is 180. The smallest pack is 100 credits for $9.90, so $9.90 gets you one video, and bigger packs bring a video down to about $5. Credits never expire and work for every dance on the site.

No. Each render uses real GPU time, so videos are paid. Watch the example above to see exactly what you get, and if a render fails, your credits come back automatically.

Usually 2–3 minutes. You can close the page: we keep working, email you when it's ready, and the video waits in My Videos.

It makes the same kind of four-pose video, but you don't need CapCut or any app. Upload your photo here and download the finished MP4 with the song and lyrics already on it.

No. Every video downloads as a clean MP4 with no watermark, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Your credits are refunded automatically, and you can try again with a different photo. Unused credits can be refunded within 7 days of purchase. See our refund policy.

They're stored privately and used only to make your video. Photos are deleted after 30 days and videos after 90, and you can delete a video and its photos at any time from My Videos.

No. This is an independent fan tool by Hop Hop Hop AI. It isn't affiliated with Dragon Ball or its rights holders, TikTok, CapCut, mthu, or the creators who started the trend.