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Upload a photo of you, a friend or your pet, and AI makes a vertical 9:16 video of the viral TikTok routine set to the trend’s cut of ADÉLA’s song “Nicole Kidman” (Nicole Kidman herself isn’t the dancer). For a duo or trio, add one separate photo per dancer, up to three. Pick 6, 10 or 15 seconds, where only 15 is the full routine. You get a 720p MP4 with the song on it and no watermark.
1Your photos
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The song behind the dance
“Nicole Kidman” is a song by ADÉLA (Adéla Jergová), a Slovak singer from Bratislava who was a contestant on “The Debut: Dream Academy,” the show that formed KATSEYE. It’s the second track on her debut album PRIMA, released September 4, 2026, and it reached No. 3 on the Billboard Global 200. She got the idea after getting glammed up for a Golden Globes event and feeling like Nicole Kidman; the chorus nods to Moulin Rouge! and Babygirl.
The dance came from TikTok, not from a film: creator Kyler Irby (@ky.manson) posted a routine to the song’s hook on September 10, and ADÉLA danced it with a group of dancers on September 26, crediting him. Nicole Kidman isn’t the dancer; the dance is named after the song.
Listen to the official song
No dance practice needed: the AI does the routine for you.
One half-body or full-body photo with the face clearly visible. Add a second and third photo for a duo or trio: friends who agreed, or your pet.
6 seconds (6 credits), 10 seconds (13 credits) or the full 15-second routine (20 credits). Every length is a 720p, 9:16 MP4 with the song on it and no watermark. One, two or three dancers cost the same.
It usually takes a few minutes. Your video is saved to your account, so you can leave the page and come back.
Download the 720p, 9:16 MP4 with ADÉLA’s song already on it and no watermark, or tap Share to TikTok.
The routine, beat by beat
It’s four eight-counts in one take, facing the camera: a hand flicked from the lips with a hip pop, forearms rolling open, palms pressed together overhead on “I pray,” an L-arm with hip pops, a hip roll on “Moulin Rouge,” a waist squeeze on “my corset is so tight,” paws and a body roll on “babygirl,” a double biceps flex on “in control,” a full spin, and a kiss off the lips on “…like Nicole.” The AI follows that routine move by move.
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One photo goes in and a video you can post right away comes out. Here’s what every render includes.
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Add a second and third photo and each one becomes another dancer side by side, all doing the same moves in sync. It costs the same as dancing solo.
Every video has the stretch of ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman” that the trend uses: the original recording, not a sound-alike. It comes as a 720p, 9:16 MP4 with no watermark.
The AI follows the TikTok routine written out beat by beat, from the prayer pose to the kiss on “I feel like Nicole.” The video is newly generated, not cut from anyone’s TikTok.
A failed render is retried once for free, and if it fails again your credits come back. Not happy with a finished video? Email support and we’ll refund you.
One of the trend’s sweetest AI twists: a grandma made from a single photo. A half-body or full-body shot of your mom or grandma (ask her first) is all it takes for her to hit the hip rolls, the flex and the kiss on “I feel like Nicole.”
Friends side by side are one of the trend’s favorite versions, like these three outside the Moulin Rouge in Paris, a nod to the lyric. Upload one separate photo per friend, up to three (not one group photo), and each becomes a dancer side by side, all in sync. It costs the same as a solo video.
Cats and dogs dancing upright are one of the trend’s AI favorites. Upload a clear photo of your cat or dog and it dances upright on its hind legs, using its front paws as hands, through the waist squeeze, the flex and the spin. Mix a pet with people for a duo or a trio.
A 6-second video costs 6 credits, 10 seconds costs 13, and the full 15-second routine costs 20, the same for one, two or three dancers. Pay once; bought credits never expire.
Single
One full 15-second video to try it
Trio
Three full videos: solo, duo and trio
Crew
Five full videos for the whole group chat
It’s a TikTok routine set to the 13.7-second hook of ADÉLA’s song “Nicole Kidman,” the part that ends on “I feel like Nicole.” TikTok creator Kyler Irby (@ky.manson) choreographed it and posted the first version with two friends on September 10, 2026. Here, AI turns your photo into a dancer doing that routine, with the song on it and no watermark.
You can get one free with daily check-ins. Each check-in gives 1 credit and the fifth day in a row gives 2, so five days in a row make 6 credits, enough for a 6-second video. The days don’t have to be consecutive, because any six check-ins within 30 days also make 6 credits. There’s no sign-up bonus, and the smallest pack, Single, is $9.90 for 20 credits (one full 15-second video), paid once with no subscription.
A failed render is retried once automatically for free, and if it fails again your credits are refunded. Photos the AI model’s content check refuses (celebrity faces, screenshots with another app’s watermark, flags or political images) aren’t retried, and the credits come back. If a video finishes but you’re not happy with it, email [email protected] and we’ll refund you.
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No. The dance is named after ADÉLA’s song, and Nicole Kidman is the subject of the song, not the dancer. It isn’t a dance scene from one of her films either. Your video shows the person or pet in your photo, and photos of celebrities, including Nicole Kidman and ADÉLA, can’t be used.
It’s “Nicole Kidman” by ADÉLA, the second track on her debut album PRIMA, released September 4, 2026. The dance uses the stretch from “every single night, I pray that…” to “…babygirl in control, I feel like Nicole.” Every video made here has that stretch of the original recording on it, not a sound-alike or an instrumental.
Yes. Upload up to three photos and each one becomes a dancer side by side, all doing the same moves in sync, for the same price as a solo video. Use friends who agreed to it, or your cat or dog; a pet dances upright on its hind legs, using its front paws as hands.
Yes. At the London premiere of Practical Magic 2 in August 2026, she said she knows who ADÉLA is and planned to see her perform in Nashville, and ADÉLA says she asked Kidman’s permission to use her name. In October, Kidman also appeared at the end of a CHANEL TikTok of celebrities lip-syncing the song. Neither Kidman nor ADÉLA is connected with this site.
One photo, usually a few minutes of waiting, and you’re doing the routine from your For You page, with ADÉLA’s original song and no watermark.