Quick answer
Starrd's Just a Little Bit template turns three photos into the viral 'Just a Little Bit' dance video, the trend set to 50 Cent's "Just a Little Bit". Photo 1 is on the left, photo 2 in the center and photo 3 on the right. All three of you do the routine in sync on a glowing wet stone plaza at night, lit office buildings behind you, copied move for move from a real clip in one continuous shot. Everyone keeps the clothes from their photo, and pets work too. About 24 seconds, vertical 9:16, 250 credits. It comes with an instrumental hip-hop beat, not the original song: add the song yourself in TikTok or Instagram when you post.
The viral Just a Little Bit dance, starring you and two friends. Three photos, and the three of you line up on a glowing night plaza and hit the routine together, move for move:
Just a Little Bit
Three photos. You and two friends do the Just a Little Bit dance in sync on a glowing night plaza. About 24 seconds.
What Is the Just a Little Bit Dance?
"Just a Little Bit" is a 50 Cent song, and the trend is a group dance to it: a few friends side by side, all doing the same routine at the same time. The fun is in the sync, and in getting your friends to actually learn it.
This template skips the learning part. Starrd copies the routine move for move from a real clip, so all three of you nail it on the first take.
Who Stands Where
| Photo | Spot |
|---|---|
| 1 | Left |
| 2 | Center |
| 3 | Right |
What You Get
- All three of you, clearly recognisable, in the clothes from your photos.
- The routine, in sync. Copied move for move from a real clip, so nobody's off the beat.
- The set. A wet stone plaza glowing at night, with lit office buildings behind you.
- One continuous shot, no cuts.
- An instrumental hip-hop beat, no vocals.
- About 24 seconds, vertical 9:16, ready for TikTok and Reels.
Use one clear photo per person, full body or waist up, facing the camera, in good light. Put whoever you want front and center as photo 2.
About the Sound
The video does not use the original song. It comes with its own instrumental hip-hop beat. To post it with "Just a Little Bit", pick the song from the sound library in TikTok or Instagram when you upload, and turn the original audio down.
Outfits, or a Dog in the Lineup
By default everyone wears what they have on in their photo.
Want a look? Add a director's note: "all in black", "matching tracksuits", "suits and sunglasses". The note wins over the photos.
Pets work too. Swap any friend for your dog or cat and they'll stand up and dance the routine on two legs with everyone else.
How to Make It
- Open Just a Little Bit on Starrd.
- Upload photo 1 (left), photo 2 (center) and photo 3 (right).
- Tap generate. It's ready in a few minutes.
- Add the song in TikTok or Instagram, post it, and label it as AI.
Build It Yourself
1. Build the set first. Make an opening frame of all three of you on the night plaza, in your spots. Video models copy the first frame closely, so get the faces and positions right here.
2. Copy the moves from a clip. Text prompts can't describe a dance step by step, and three people in sync is even harder. A real clip has to drive the motion.
3. Pin everyone to a side. Tell the model who is left, center and right, or people swap places mid-routine.
Common Mistakes
Face-only selfies. The video shows full bodies dancing, so a cropped photo leaves the model guessing your body and clothes.
Group photos. Use one person per photo. Crop a group shot down to the one you want.
Expecting the original sound. It ships with a beat. Add the song when you post.
FAQ
Does it use the real song? No, an instrumental beat. Add the song in TikTok or Instagram.
How many photos? Three: left, center, right.
Can a pet dance? Yes, upright, in sync.
How long is it? About 24 seconds, vertical.
What does it cost? 250 credits.
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