TikTok Christmas dance clip by @ayiahsoufi_: two friends doing the deadpan Christmas dance in a bedroom — The original: “should we make a dance??”via @ayiahsoufi_ · TikTok

HOTTrending on TikTok · November 2026

Christmas Dance AI: the TikTok Christmas Dance From Your Photos

Christmas dance AI for the deadpan TikTok Christmas dance of 2026: two people side by side with straight faces, hip sways, knee lifts, hands over the face, arm rolls, one spin and a raised fist. Upload one photo (or two for the duo, pets welcome), pick a scene, and get a 10-second vertical AI Christmas dance video. No filming, no prompt to write.

Make your Christmas dance video

Photo 1 dances on the left, photo 2 on the right: your best friend, your mom, your sister or your dog. With one photo you get the solo version. Pick a scene and generate: the outfits, the tripod shot and every move are already set. There is no free preview: every render uses credits.

1 · Upload one or two photos

1 · Dancer on the leftOne adult or one pet, full body if you can, face visible2 · Dancer on the right (optional)Your friend, mom or pet. Leave empty for the solo version

2 · Pick a scene

3 · Pick a quality and generate

Seedance 2.0 Mini · 480p10s9:16Cost 480 creditsFine-tune your video

Only upload photos of adults who agreed, or of your own pets. No minors, no public figures. The beat is our own; the Deck the Halls remix and creators’ videos are not used. Oraclip is not affiliated with DJ Izzy Duzzit, TikTok or the creators of the trend. No free preview: every render uses credits. Failed renders are refunded automatically. See plans

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Christmas dance AI examples

The viral TikTok Christmas dance videos the trend is built on, each credited to its creator with a link to the original post. Your clip is a new AI render of the routine from your photos, not an edit of these videos.

Example
The original: “should we make a dance??”
via @ayiahsoufi_ · 5.3M views
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Brooke Monk’s take
via @brookemonk_ · 10.3M views
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The trio with mom: “mommas back!!”
via @ayiahsoufi_ · 5.4M views
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A couple by the tree
via @notnataliereynoldss · 5.2M views
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Mom and daughter, round two
via @everydaywithericksons · 2.9M views
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The first kitchen take
via @everydaywithericksons · 226K views
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Tap a clip to play it with sound. Creator clips are re-hosted with credit and a link to the original TikTok, and removed on request. Clips you make here are new AI renders from your own photos, with a royalty-free track: “ChristmasTrap” by PasajDijital (Pixabay). Oraclip is not affiliated with DJ Izzy Duzzit, TikTok or the creators of the trend. contact@oraclip.com

What is the TikTok Christmas dance trend?

The Christmas dance trend is the deadpan duo routine that took over Christmas dance TikTok in November 2026. Two people stand side by side and do a deliberately stiff dance with completely straight faces: hip sways, knee lifts, hands over the face, rolling arms, one spin and a raised fist.

It started on 2 November 2026 as a joke: @ayiahsoufi_ posted the routine with a friend, captioned “should we make a dance??” and tagged #satire, poking fun at the Christmas dances that go around every December. It passed 5 million plays in a week. The next day she posted the trio with her mom, and then moms and daughters, sisters and best friends did it for real.

The sound is DJ Izzy Duzzit’s Deck the Halls remix, which is why people also search for it as the Deck the Halls dance or the Christmas dance remix. The AI version came next: one or two photos, even of pets, doing the Christmas dance 2026 everyone is posting. This page makes that AI Christmas dance video from your own photos.

Solo, duo or pets?

Two photos make the duo the trend is known for, side by side and in sync. One photo makes a solo take. A photo of a cat or a dog works too: the pet stands upright and does the moves with its paws.

Why the straight faces?

The deadpan is the joke. The moves are stiff on purpose, and nobody smiles until the very last beat. The prompt keeps both faces straight until the end.

Christmas dance steps, second by second

Want to learn the Christmas dance yourself? This is the 10-second version our AI dances. Prop the phone up at waist height, stand side by side and keep a straight face.

Time	Move
0–2 s	Hands on the hips, sway the hips left, right, left, right.
2–4 s	Knee lifts: left knee up, right knee up, twice.
4–5.5 s	Cover your face with both hands, then drop them to the chest.
5.5–7.5 s	Roll the forearms in front of the chest with small side steps.
7.5–8.5 s	One quick full spin on the spot.
8.5–10 s	Punch one fist up over the head. Laugh only on the last beat.

Takes on TikTok run about 14 seconds and differ a little from pair to pair; these are the moves they all share.

Three Christmas dance scenes

Tap a scene in the generator, or tap one here to load it. The routine, the outfits and the 10-second take are the same in all three.

By the tree

A cozy living room at night, a lit Christmas tree and stockings on the mantel. The default.

Kitchen

A bright home kitchen with a garland on the cabinets, like the mom-and-daughter takes.

Office party

A small stage at the office holiday party, red curtains and two lit trees. Great for pets.

How to make a Christmas dance AI video

The tool sits under the heading above. Three steps, then the clip is in your Library.

1
Upload one or two photos
One adult or one pet per photo, standing, full body if you can, face visible. Photo 1 dances on the left, photo 2 on the right. Leave photo 2 empty for the solo version.
2
Tap By the tree, Kitchen or Office party
Each scene has its own room and light. The moves, the outfits and the 10-second take are fixed, so there is nothing to type.
3
Generate the 10-second clip
480p is the default and the cheaper one; 720p is sharper. You get a vertical MP4 with our own festive beat. Add the trending sound in TikTok if you like, and say it was made with AI.

Photos that dance well

The model only knows you from the pixels you upload. A sharp, full-body photo keeps each face steady through the spin.

One adult or one pet per photo, face clearly visible
Standing, full body, arms away from the body
Even light, no heavy filters
Two photos taken in similar light look best side by side

Weaker or blocked

Photos of children or anyone under 18 (never allowed)
Group photos (one dancer per photo)
Sunglasses or a hand over the face
Celebrity or public-figure photos

Limits of this Christmas dance AI

What the page will and will not do, so you do not spend a render on the wrong job.

You might want	What this page does
DJ Izzy Duzzit’s Deck the Halls remix	Our own festive dance beat. Add the trending sound when you post on TikTok.
Your face pasted into a creator’s TikTok	A new clip of the routine with your photos. Creators’ videos are not used.
The full 14-second TikTok take	A 10-second take with every move: hip sways, knee lifts, hands over the face, arm rolls, the spin and the fist.
A trio with mom, or a whole family	Solo or duo, one or two photos. For three or more, try the AI Elf Dance.

Fine-tune your video

Same prompt, full controls: switch the model, length or aspect ratio, attach a reference video, then generate.

Exactly two dancers on screen, side by side, doing the same routine in perfect sync: the adult (or pet) in @image1 on the left and the adult (or pet) in @image2 on the right. Use each photo only as an identity reference, not as an opening frame. Keep each dancer's own face, hair, glasses, skin tone, age and build from their photo in every frame, also through the spin. If a photo shows a pet instead of a person, that pet keeps its own species, breed, fur colors and markings, stands upright on its hind legs and does the same moves with its front paws. Each stays on their own side the whole time, their faces never blend, and no third dancer appears. Photoreal vertical 9:16 phone video in a cozy living room at night: a decorated Christmas tree with warm white fairy lights behind the dancers, stockings hung on a brick mantel, a rug on a wooden floor, warm lamp light, real skin texture, no beauty filter. Outfit: the people wear matching red-and-green plaid Christmas outfits (long-sleeve button-up top and long pants) with cozy socks; a pet wears a small matching plaid bandana. Camera: a phone on a tripod at waist height about three meters away that never moves, vertical framing, one continuous take with no cuts. Full body visible from head to socks the whole time, with room above the raised fists. Beats, 10 seconds, every move on the beat, completely straight deadpan faces and stiff, deliberately awkward moves: 0-2s hands on the hips, sway the hips left, right, left, right; 2-4s knee lifts, left knee up then right knee up, twice, hands still on the hips; 4-5.5s both hands cover the face, then drop to the chest; 5.5-7.5s roll the forearms around each other in front of the chest while taking small side steps; 7.5-8.5s one quick full spin in place; 8.5-10s punch one fist straight up over the head and hold it, and only on the very last beat the straight faces crack into a laugh. Clean frame: no text, no captions, no subtitles, no logos, no stickers, no watermark on screen. Realistic hands with five fingers each, natural proportions, natural faces. No known characters, no famous people, no costumes or mascots. Adults only; pets stay real animals. Audio: an upbeat festive hip-hop dance beat with jingle bells and a clear rhythm the moves land on; no singing, no speech, no known song or carol melody.

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Christmas Dance AI FAQ

What is the new Christmas dance on TikTok?

The Christmas dance TikTok trend of November 2026: two people side by side doing a stiff routine with straight faces (hip sways, knee lifts, hands over the face, arm rolls, a spin and a raised fist) to DJ Izzy Duzzit’s Deck the Halls remix. It began as a joke, “should we make a dance??”, and became the Christmas dance of 2026.

How do I make a Christmas dance AI video?

Upload one photo, or two for the duo, tap By the tree, Kitchen or Office party, and press Generate. You get a 10-second vertical MP4 of the whole routine. You do not write a prompt and you do not have to dance.

How do you do the Christmas dance, step by step?

Stand side by side with straight faces. Hands on the hips and sway left and right, lift the left knee then the right, cover your face with both hands, roll your arms with small side steps, spin once, then punch one fist up. The step table on this page has the timing second by second.

What song is the Christmas dance?

A Deck the Halls remix by DJ Izzy Duzzit, saved on TikTok as an original sound; people search for it as the Deck the Halls dance or the Christmas dance remix. This page does not use it: your clip comes with our own festive beat, and you can add the trending sound when you post. The music on your clip is “ChristmasTrap” by PasajDijital, a royalty-free Christmas hip-hop track from Pixabay (Pixabay Content License).

Can I do the Christmas dance with my mom, a friend or my dog?

Yes. Add your photo and theirs and you dance side by side in sync. A cat or dog photo works too: the pet stands upright and dances with its paws. With one photo you get a solo take.

How many credits does a Christmas dance video cost?

A 10-second clip costs 480 credits with Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p (the default) or 1,010 at 720p. The photos are free inputs. Failed renders are refunded automatically. The price is shown before you generate.

Can I make a Christmas dance AI video for free?

Signing up is free (no card) and new accounts get 100 credits, valid for 5 days (one grant per email). They cover images and a short test video: the cheapest clip is 20 credits, and Grok Imagine Video 1.5 makes up to 8 seconds at 480p for 100 credits. Chatting with the agent is free. Longer or higher-resolution videos need a plan or a one-time credit pack. The exact cost shows before every render, and failed renders are refunded.

Is this the AI elf dance?

No. The AI Elf Dance puts up to five people in elf costumes. This page is the deadpan duo dance from TikTok. Both are on Oraclip, so you can make one of each.

Can I use a photo of a friend, a child or a celebrity?

Only of an adult who agreed to be in the clip, or of your own pet. Photos of public figures and of anyone under 18 are refused. Oraclip is not affiliated with DJ Izzy Duzzit, TikTok or the creators of the trend.