Quick answer
Upload two photos to Starrd's Alors On Danse template and it makes a 27-second vertical phone video of you and your favorite person (a bestie, partner or bro) in the viral keyboard jam: in a white photo studio with a mini MIDI keyboard and a laptop, the person on the left plays the keys while the person on the right points and hypes, you both lean in, one laughs and claps while the other points at the ceiling, the one on the right talks with big hand gestures and points back, walks up into a close-up singing into the lens, then you both dance toward the camera side by side to the Alors On Danse remix. Your faces, your own looks. 250 credits (about $12.50).
Two photos in, and out comes you and your favorite person jamming on a mini keyboard in a white photo studio. Here's one made from two photos:
Alors On Danse
Two photos. You and your favorite person in the viral keyboard jam, ending in a close-up and a dance. 27 seconds, vertical.
What You Get
- The studio. A bright white photo studio with a mini MIDI keyboard and a laptop on the desk.
- The jam. The person on the left plays the keyboard while the person on the right points at it and hypes.
- The lean-in. You both lean in. The one on the left laughs and claps while the one on the right points at the ceiling.
- The talk. The one on the right talks with big hand gestures, crosses their arms and points back at the left.
- The close-up. The one on the right walks up and sings into the lens.
- The finish. You both dance toward the camera, side by side.
- 27 seconds, vertical 9:16, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
What the Trend Actually Is
It's two friends, one tiny keyboard and a remix of "Alors On Danse", the 2010 Belgian and French dance hit by Stromae. The title means "so we dance", and that's the whole video: one of them plays, the other hypes, and by the end they're both dancing at the camera.
Why it works: it's a friendship in 27 seconds. The pointing, the laughing and the clapping make it feel like you caught your two friends mid-jam, so people tag whoever they'd do it with.
Use two clear, well-lit photos with each face sharp and facing the camera. The studio, the keyboard and the moves come from the template; your photos only decide who's in the jam.
The Fastest Way
Alors On Danse
Two photos, the full 27-second keyboard jam, close-up and dance.
- Open the template in Starrd.
- Upload two clear photos. The first is the person on the left who plays the keyboard; the second is the person on the right who does the close-up.
- Generate. It's ready in a few minutes.
250 credits (about $12.50), no prompt, vertical 9:16.
Common Mistakes
Swapping the order. The first photo plays the keyboard and the second does the close-up. Put the person you want singing into the lens second.
Photos with sunglasses or a hand over the face. Both faces need to be visible, since one of you ends up in a close-up.
Using two photos of the same person. The video is built for two people, so give it two different faces.
FAQ
How many photos? Two.
How long is it? 27 seconds, vertical 9:16.
What does it cost? 250 credits, about $12.50.
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