Dracula Dance AI

1 credit · 11 s video · 9:16

The original Dracula dance by @yanlixx.k on TikTokOriginal

Original dance by @yanlixx.k on TikTok, shown muted. Your video puts the person in your photo into these moves.

Dracula, Tame Impala

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1 person or pet. Full body works best.

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The Dracula dance is the TikTok dance to Tame Impala's "Dracula": arms thrown over the head, hair flips, sharp arm hits and a low, bent-knee groove, often filmed in the dark as a silhouette. Upload one full-body photo of a person and AI Dance makes them do the dance in an 11-second 9:16 video, ready in a few minutes. A good pick for Halloween.

Dracula key facts

Updated

  • Song: "Dracula" by Tame Impala (September 2025); JENNIE remix February 2026.
  • Trend: #draculadance and #draculatrend each passed 16 million TikTok views; the clip here has almost 4 million.
  • Moves: arm throws, hair flips, sharp arm hits and a low groove.
  • Takes one full-body photo of one person.
  • Video: 11 seconds, 9:16 MP4, made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
  • Cost: 1 credit per video. A failed video gives its credits back.
  • Ready in a few minutes. Videos have no watermark.

What is the Dracula trend?

"Dracula" is a disco and electropop song by Tame Impala, the project of the Australian musician Kevin Parker. It came out on September 26, 2025 as the third single from the album Deadbeat, and its hook "daylight makes me feel like Dracula" made it a natural TikTok sound. On February 6, 2026 a faster, clubbier remix with JENNIE of BLACKPINK followed, as NME reported, and the song took off a second time.

Dance creators turned it into a trend in early 2026. Choreographer @shae.butta posted her routine on February 26, dance classes such as @aom.dance filmed big group combos (one passed 5 million views in March), and solo takes spread under #draculadance and #draculatrend, which each have more than 16 million views. With its vampire title, the dance comes back as a Halloween pick in October.

The clip on this page is by @yanlixx.k, posted on March 31, 2026: a solo dance filmed as a silhouette against a lit wall, with almost 4 million views. On AI Dance, the template copies the moves onto your own photo: your face, clothes and background stay, and your body follows the dance beat by beat.

The moves

A loose, moody routine: one arm thrown up over the head, a quick turn with a hair flip, a wide stance with the arms swinging out, sharp arm hits in front of the chest, small hops from foot to foot, then a low, bent-knee groove with the shoulders rolling and one arm reaching up to finish.

How to make the Dracula video

Everything runs in your browser. No editing app and nothing to film.

  1. Step 1: Add your photo

    Upload one clear photo of you or a friend, facing the camera, as much of the body in the frame as you can.

  2. Step 2: Tap Make my video

    The Dracula dance costs 1 credit. The AI copies the moves onto your photo while you wait, about a few minutes.

  3. Step 3: Download and post

    You get a 11 second 9:16 MP4. Post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts and add the sound inside the app.

Best photo for Dracula

The photo decides most of the result. These tips are for this dance.

Works well

  • Use a full-body photo, standing, facing the camera, with your feet in the frame.
  • Leave space around you: the dance has wide arm swings and turns.
  • Baggy dark clothes look closest to the original clip; a vampire costume works for Halloween.
  • A plain room with an even background works best. A very dark photo hides your face, so use normal light.
  • One person per photo. The AI animates the biggest person in the frame.

Gives weak results

  • Group photos, or a second person cut off at the edge
  • Faces turned away, covered or in deep shadow
  • Blurry or very dark photos
  • Heavy filters, stickers or text on the photo

Post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts

  • Your video comes without music. Add "Dracula" by Tame Impala, or the JENNIE remix, in TikTok or Reels.
  • Post it in October with a vampire costume for a Halloween version.
  • Use the trend tags people search for: #dracula, #draculadance and #tameimpala.
  • Name the dance in your caption, so people searching for it find your video.

Add Dracula by Tame Impala from the sound library of the app you post to, so your video uses the official track.

Dracula trend timeline

  1. Tame Impala releases "Dracula", the third single from Deadbeat. Source

  2. The "Dracula" remix with JENNIE comes out and the song trends again. Source

  3. Choreographer @shae.butta posts her Dracula routine. Source

  4. A dance-class combo by @aom.dance passes 5 million views. Source

  5. @yanlixx.k posts the solo silhouette dance shown on this page (almost 4 million views). Source

Dracula questions

What is the Dracula dance?

The TikTok dance to Tame Impala's "Dracula": arms thrown over the head, hair flips, sharp arm hits and a low groove, often filmed as a silhouette.

What song is it?

"Dracula" by Tame Impala (2025), from the album Deadbeat. Many videos use the 2026 remix with JENNIE.

Is it a Halloween dance?

Not originally, but the vampire title makes it a popular Halloween pick. Wear a costume in your photo for a spooky version.

Is the Dracula AI dance free?

No, Dracula costs 1 credit per video, but you can earn a free video by inviting friends. Invite 3 friends with your link. When 3 friends join with Google sign-in, you get a free video (1 credit), up to 10 times. Credit packs start at $4.49 for 3 credits, and the weekly plan is $7.99 for 8 credits a week.

How long is the Dracula video, and how long does it take?

The video is about 11 seconds long, in 9:16 MP4 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. It is ready in a few minutes, and it also appears in My videos, so you can leave the page.

Who made the dance video on this page?

The clip on this page is by @yanlixx.k on TikTok, shown muted with a link to the original post. Your own video is made by AI from your photo, so you do not need to learn the steps.

Can I add the song?

No. AI Dance does not add music to your video. Add the "Dracula" sound in TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts when you post, and line up the first beat.

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