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One person leads a zombie crowd through the shoulder shrugs, arm swings, and side steps.
The Thriller dance trend
A Thriller dance video with you, your friends, or your pet in the lead. Pick a template to see the moves and the photos you'll need.
Video creation is coming soon. Preview the templates below.
Just you, a friend or two, or your cat or dog. Choose who dances.
One clear photo of one person, with their whole body in view.
Face the camera. Use even light and keep your face, hands, and feet in view.Videos from other creators show the style. Photo uploads and video creation are coming soon.
Watch the videos
A person, a dance crew, or a cat in a red jacket. Watch how each one makes the Thriller moves their own.
01 / Solo
One person leads a zombie crowd through the shoulder shrugs, arm swings, and side steps.
02 / Group
A dance crew hits the steps together. This is a real performance; our Group template is planned for two or three people.
03 / Pets
A cat in a red jacket dances with a skeleton cat and a ghost cat. All three stand and move like people.
04 / Dog dance
A dog takes the lead in this AI dance edit, shared by @missievelez79. The clip also credits sundae_joayo.
These videos come from other creators, not our generator. Each one links to its TikTok post. The group video shows a real dance crew; the other clips are AI edits. All previews are muted.
About the trend
Thriller Dance AI is an upcoming tool for making Thriller dance videos from photos. Solo puts one person in the lead. Group is for two or three people dancing together. Pets turns your cat or dog into an animated dancer that stands on two legs.
The dance comes from Michael Jackson's Thriller video: hunched shoulders, sharp head turns, raised claw hands, and steps from side to side. Those moves make it easy to recognize, even when someone new takes the lead.
For now, you can watch the previews, choose a template, and read the photo tips. Want to film the dance yourself? Our Thriller dance tutorial breaks down the moves so you can practice one at a time.
Read about the Thriller character swap trendThe dance moves
How it works
Video creation is coming soon. Here's how it will work.
Choose Solo for yourself, Group for two or three people, or Pets for your cat or dog. Watch the preview to see the dance and style.
Use a clear photo with the face and body visible. For Group, a separate photo of each person helps show who is who.
Check the face, hands, feet, and dance moves before you save your video. When you post, choose music from the app's library and keep any required AI label.
Ideas
You, a friend, or a cat in a costume. Pick a template and start planning your Halloween post, birthday surprise, or group-chat joke.
Find your templateTake the lead in your Halloween costume. Use a full-body shot so your face, outfit, and pose are clear.
Plan a dance with your partner or a friend. Group is being designed for two or three people, with a clear photo for each dancer.
Give your pet a Halloween dance. Pets uses an animated cat or dog that stands on two legs and dances like a person.
With their permission, make a friend the star of a zombie dance for their birthday. A costume photo gives it a Halloween twist.
Pick a friend who loves a good joke and plan a dance to share in the chat. Choose a photo with their permission.
Prefer to do the moves yourself? Follow the tutorial, practice slowly, and film your own version with friends.
Guide & Blog
Use Guide to learn the steps and plan an edit. Visit Blog for the story behind the dance.
Follow eight Thrill The World lessons, real TikTok teachers, or a simplified beginner routine. Pick one version and practice along.
Read the guide 02 Guide · The TikTok trendSee how people put a new person in a dance video. Learn what can change and what to check before you share.
Read the guide 03 Blog · The historyFind out who created the dance, how the 1983 video was made, and why people still dance it every Halloween.
Read the storyFAQ
Thriller Dance AI is an upcoming tool for turning photos into Thriller dance videos. Solo is for one person, Group is for two or three people, and Pets is for an animated cat or dog. You can preview all three here.
Not yet. You can watch the previews, compare templates, and read the guides. Photo uploads and video creation are coming soon.
Solo features one person. Group is for two or three people dancing together. Pets uses an animated cat or dog that stands and dances like a person. Pick the one that matches who you want in the video.
Clear photos in even light, with the face and body visible. For Group, use a separate photo of each person, or a photo where everyone stands apart. For Pets, show the face, ears, body, and markings.
That is the plan for Pets. Your photo will be used to create an animated version of your pet, standing on two legs and doing the dance. The cat and dog videos show the style we are working toward.
No. They are videos from other creators, and each preview links to its TikTok post. They show the dance and style. We will add examples made with our generator as it is developed and tested.
It may change. The previews do not promise the same street, camera angle, or background dancers in your result. Group is planned for two or three people, rather than everyone in a crowd.
Watching the previews and reading the guides is free. Prices for making videos have not been announced. This preview does not take payments or ask for photo uploads.
No app is needed to browse this site. You can watch the previews and read the guides in your browser. The source links open on TikTok, and our own video generator is still in development.
The previews here are muted. We do not offer the original song as a download. When you post a dance video, choose a sound from TikTok or Instagram's music library and follow that app's rules.
Follow a teacher one section at a time. Our Thriller dance tutorial brings together Thrill The World's eight lessons, TikTok teachers, and a simplified beginner routine. Choose one version, practice slowly, then film your own dance.
No. Thriller Dance AI is an independent fan project. We are not affiliated with Michael Jackson's estate, Sony Music, TikTok, CapCut, or ByteDance. Our Thriller dance history guide explains where the original dance came from.
Pick Solo for you, Group for two or three people, or Pets for your cat or dog. Watch the dance videos and see which photo to use. Video creation is coming soon.