christmas danceChristmas Dance AI Video Generator
Do the TikTok Christmas dance with your own photos: the two of you, just you, or your pets. Vertical video with the Deck the Halls remix. No prompt to write.
Photo 1: You, on the left
Photo 2: Your friend, on the right
Duo: Photo 1 is the dancer on the left, photo 2 the dancer on the right. One person per photo, face sharp and to the camera.
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Original Christmas dance TikTok videos
Original TikTok videos, embedded from TikTok. These are not our videos and not results from this site.
“should we make a dance?? 👀🎄”
Two friends do the routine as a joke about every Christmas dance looking the same. 4.9 million views by Nov 8, 2026. This is the original TikTok, not our video.
Original by @ayiahsoufi_ on TikTok, Nov 2, 2026. Embedded from TikTok; not made by us.
“We had to do it again but this time with our Christmas PJs”
A mother and daughter dance in matching Christmas pajamas in their kitchen. 2.8 million views by Nov 8, 2026. Our Duo version uses this kitchen scene. This is the original TikTok, not our video.
Original by @everydaywithericksons on TikTok, Nov 5, 2026. Embedded from TikTok; not made by us.
“mommas back!! 🎄‼️”
The same creator brings her mom in for a trio. 4.9 million views by Nov 8, 2026. This is the original TikTok, not our video.
Original by @ayiahsoufi_ on TikTok, Nov 3, 2026. Embedded from TikTok; not made by us.
Christmas dance AI for two people, one person or pets
One Deck the Halls dance, three versions. Same moves, same song.
Duo
2 photos of people, one for the left dancer and one for the right
The two of you take the places of the mother and daughter in the kitchen from the Christmas pajama version of the trend, doing the same moves with the same timing. About 12 seconds.
Solo
1 standing photo of one person, from head to knees
You do the Christmas dance moves by yourself, in the setting of your own photo.
Pet
2 pet photos, or the same photo twice if you have one pet
Your pets stand up and dance on an office Christmas party stage with a red banner, stage lights and two Christmas trees. Only one pet? Use its photo for both spots and it dances with its twin.
Use only photos of yourself, of adults who agreed to it, or of your own pets. Many Christmas dance videos on TikTok are whole families with kids, but photos of children are not allowed here, and neither are celebrities or strangers.
Christmas dance AI video examples
Made by us on this site, not taken from TikTok.
Which photo works
- One person or one pet per photo, facing the camera
- Standing, with the body in frame (head to knees for Solo)
- Good light, face clear and not covered
- Children, celebrities or strangers
- Group photos
- Very dark, blurry or cut off at the chest
How it works
- 1
Pick a version
Choose Duo for two people, Solo for just you, or Pet for your pets.
- 2
Add your photos
Duo and Pet take two photos, Solo takes one standing photo from head to knees. No prompt to write.
- 3
Pay once, get your video
Pay $9.99 for one video, no sign-up. Your 9:16 vertical video is usually ready in about 3 minutes. Download it or share it from the page.
What is the Christmas dance trend?
The Christmas dance is a TikTok trend that took off on November 1, 2026: friends, mothers and daughters and whole families film themselves doing the same short routine to DJ Izzy Duzzit’s Deck the Halls remix. By November 8, 2026 TikTok listed 31,900 videos using that sound, and the biggest post, @calysta.belle’s “mom decided to join” from November 3, had 12 million views and 1.5 million likes. The moves are simple: hands at the collar, hip sways, rolling arms, a small hop, a quick spin, raised fists and a clap. The joke behind it is that every family Christmas dance is “all the same 3 moves”. People also call it the Christmas dance trend, the TikTok Christmas dance, the Deck the Halls dance, the Christmas pajama dance and the DJ Izzy Duzzit Christmas dance.
What song is the Christmas dance?
The Christmas dance song is an “original sound” by DJ Izzy Duzzit (@djizzyduzzit on TikTok), a 23-second remix he posted on December 4, 2025 and captioned “Deck the Halls x Blow the Whistle”. TikTok marks the sound as copyrighted. It was used before this year, but the dance only took off with it on November 1, 2026. Listen on the TikTok sound page.
Christmas dance timeline
- DJ Izzy Duzzit posts the remix, captioned “Deck the Halls x Blow the Whistle”. It runs 23 seconds. (TikTok sound page, Dec 4, 2025)
- @justbeinghan1 posts “all the same 3 moves”, an early version of the joke, with 4.5 million views. (TikTok sound page, Oct 22, 2026)
- The trend takes off: several family accounts post the dance the same day, each with 3.3 to 5.1 million views. (TikTok sound page, Nov 1, 2026)
- @ayiahsoufi_ posts a two-person version, 4.9 million views. (TikTok, Nov 2, 2026)
- @calysta.belle posts “mom decided to join”, the biggest post so far: 12 million views and 1.5 million likes. (TikTok sound page, Nov 3, 2026)
- @everydaywithericksons, the same mother and daughter, redo it in matching Christmas pajamas, 2.8 million views. (TikTok, Nov 5, 2026)
- A CapCut template for the dance appears. By Nov 8, 2026 it had been used 126 times. (CapCut, Nov 5, 2026)
- Brooke Monk posts her version, 7.1 million views. (TikTok sound page, Nov 7, 2026)
- TikTok lists 31,900 videos using the sound. (TikTok sound page, Nov 8, 2026)
Also called: Christmas dance trend, TikTok Christmas dance, Deck the Halls dance, Christmas pajama dance, DJ Izzy Duzzit Christmas dance.
The moves, the song, the remixes and what is real or AI: What is the Christmas dance trend?
Christmas Dance at a glance
Best for doing the TikTok Christmas dance with your own photos (two people, just you, or your pets) with the trend’s sound, paid once, no prompt and no sign-up.
- Input
- Two photos for Duo and Pet, or one full-body photo for Solo, for Christmas Dance. One person or one pet per photo, facing the camera; Standing, with the body in frame (head to knees for Solo); Good light, face clear and not covered.
- Output
- One 9:16 vertical video, about 12 seconds, 720p, no watermark. Christmas Dance includes the original sound for personal sharing, plus a silent version. MP4 download, plus a no-music and a no-caption version.
- Speed
- Usually ready in about 3 minutes.
- Price
- One-time: 1 video $9.99, 3 videos $24.99, 10 videos $69.99. Euro area €10 and UK £9 for one video. HD (rendered natively at a higher resolution): 1 video $14.99, 3 videos $39.99; euro area €15 and UK £13 for one video. No subscription.
- If it fails
- If a video fails to generate, that credit comes back automatically so you can try again. This is not a cash refund.
- Sign-up
- None. The link to your videos is emailed to the address you pay with.
- Your photo
- Used only to check it and to make the video.
- Photo deleted
- About a day after the video is finished.
- Unused upload
- Deleted within two days if you never make a video.
- Finished video
- Not deleted automatically. Email support@christmas-dance.com from the address you paid with to delete the video and the email.
- Refund
- Not happy with the result? For example, a face does not look like your photo, the two dancers swap faces, or your pet does not look like your pet. Email support@christmas-dance.com and ask. We refund the original payment.
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Christmas Dance AI Video Generator
Your photos doing the Deck the Halls Christmas pajama dance, with the sound
Two photos for Duo and Pet, or one full-body photo for Solo · 12 s · original sound, plus a silent version
Christmas Dance template
Pricing
One-time packs. No subscription, no sign-up.
You pick the photo after you pay.
FAQ
What is the Christmas dance trend?
The Christmas dance is a TikTok trend that took off on November 1, 2026: friends and families film themselves doing the same short routine to DJ Izzy Duzzit’s Deck the Halls remix. By November 8, 2026 the sound had been used in 31,900 TikTok videos, and the biggest post had 12 million views. Read What is the Christmas dance trend? for the timeline, the song and the moves.
How do I make a Christmas dance AI video?
Pick Duo, Solo or Pet, add your photos and pay once. There is no prompt to write. Your video is usually ready in about 3 minutes, and the link is emailed to the address you pay with.
Can two people do the Christmas dance together?
Yes, with Duo: 2 photos of people, one for the left dancer and one for the right. The two of you take the places of the mother and daughter in the kitchen from the Christmas pajama version of the trend, doing the same moves with the same timing. About 12 seconds.
Can my dog or cat do the Christmas dance?
Yes, with Pet: 2 pet photos, or the same photo twice if you have one pet. Your pets stand up and dance on an office Christmas party stage with a red banner, stage lights and two Christmas trees. Only one pet? Use its photo for both spots and it dances with its twin.
Can I do the Christmas dance by myself?
Yes, with Solo: 1 standing photo of one person, from head to knees. You do the Christmas dance moves by yourself, in the setting of your own photo.
Does it have sound, and is it lip-synced?
Christmas Dance includes the original sound for personal sharing, plus a silent version. Christmas Dance follows the timing of the trend clip, with the original sound and a silent version, and is not lip-synced. All are AI-generated, so expect differences from a real performance.
How much does a Christmas dance AI video cost? Is it free?
One video is $9.99, three are $24.99 and ten are $69.99. One-time payment, no subscription, no sign-up. There is no free preview: you pay right after adding your photos.
Can I use photos of my kids or a celebrity?
No. Use only photos of yourself, of adults who agreed to it, or of your own pets. No children, even though many Christmas dance videos on TikTok are whole families, and no celebrities or strangers. See the Acceptable Use policy.
What happens to my photo?
- Your photo: Used only to check it and to make the video.
- Photo deleted: About a day after the video is finished.
- Unused upload: Deleted within two days if you never make a video.
- Finished video: Not deleted automatically. Email support@christmas-dance.com from the address you paid with to delete the video and the email.
What if my video fails or I don’t like it?
- If a video fails to generate, that credit comes back automatically so you can try again. This is not a cash refund.
- Not happy with the result? For example, a face does not look like your photo, the two dancers swap faces, or your pet does not look like your pet. Email support@christmas-dance.com and ask. We refund the original payment.