Jisoo Addicted Dance AI Template — Make the Hallway Duet From Two Photos

You upload two photos and the template does the rest. Photo 1 replaces the dancer with long black hair in the grey sweater (Jisoo's part) and Photo 2 replaces the blonde dancer in the brown leather top (Rosé's part), so neither singer stays in the video. The hallway, camera, moves and recording come from a fixed 15-second cut of the original hallway duet, seconds 6 to 21 of the longer take. You pick a model and a resolution, tick the permission box and download a 9:16 MP4.

1. 01

   Choose two photos

   One adult per photo, facing the camera in even light, waist up or full body, with the shoulders and arms visible. Two different photos.

2. 02

   Decide who opens

   Photo 1 takes Jisoo's part and reaches toward the lens first; Photo 2 takes Rosé's part and answers. Swap exchanges them.

3. 03

   Pick a model and resolution

   Seedance 2.5 at 480p is the default (432 credits); MiniMax H3 renders 720p for 429 credits. The price shows before you start.

4. 04

   Tick permission, then download

   Confirm both people agreed, start the video and download the MP4 with the song. You can leave the page; the video keeps going.

Each example below is a finished 15-second AI duet in the same white hallway with the “ADDICTED” recording: two invented dancers take turns facing the phone, then dance side by side. The first is the exact cut this template makes. The other two dance the same routine to the same song but start about 5 seconds earlier or show a later part of the dance, so their beats land at different seconds. Your video puts your two photos in place of these dancers.

If you and a friend just want the duet with your own faces, a two-photo template is the shortest way: no filming, no editing and no prompt, and the moves and song are already timed. Filming it yourselves is free and the only way to get your real dancing, but you both learn about 15 seconds of choreography and need one hallway. CapCut edits footage you already shot. Running Seedance, Kling or Runway yourself gives the most control, but you supply the reference clip, the prompt and the settings.

CapCut's template list changes from week to week, so whether it has one for this exact dance is something to check in the app. A template that only animates photos does not follow the hallway choreography.

No. This template sends its own fixed instruction and its own copy of the hallway cut with every video, so there is no prompt box and nothing to upload except the two photos. The instruction tells the model that the person in image 1 takes the place of the dancer with long black hair and a grey sweater, the person in image 2 takes the place of the blonde dancer in the brown leather top, each keeps the face and hair from their photo, and the room, the camera and every move stay.

That is also why you can't change the moves, the hallway, the camera or the length here: they are what the template copies. What you decide is who appears, in which part, and at which quality.

If you run a video model yourself instead, plan for this:

• A clip of the dance to copy the motion from. The original is a performance by real people, so their faces can leak into the result, and you need the right to use it.
• A model that takes two images and a video in one request. Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3 do; they are the two models this template runs on.
• Name each person by something visible in the clip (hair, top), not left or right: the two dancers change places during the 15 seconds.
• On the Seedance API we use, the reference clip's seconds are billed together with the output's, so copying a 15-second clip costs like 30 seconds of video.
• The sound often has to be added back afterwards, lined up with the hand gestures.

Seedance 2.5 is the default and the only one above 720p: 480p, 720p or 1080p. Before it renders, it runs a safety review of both photos and the hallway clip; if the review refuses a file, the video stops and the credits come back. MiniMax H3 renders at 720p (the tier its API calls 768P) without that review step. At 480p Seedance 2.5 costs 432 credits and MiniMax H3 at 720p costs 429, so a first try costs about the same on either.

It is not free: one 15-second video costs 429 credits ($4.29) on MiniMax H3 at 720p, or 432, 972 or 2,400 credits on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, 720p or 1080p. Dollar values use the Pro pack's $0.01 per credit; smaller packs cost a little more per credit. Only purchased credits pay for video, and the $4.99 Trial (101 credits) is not enough for one here; the $9.90 Starter pack (900 credits) is the smallest that is. There is no subscription and no watermark.

MiniMax H3 renders 768p, listed as 720p. The price is the same quote the generator charges.

AI Dance, MakeViral and Oeneo AI are the tools ChatGPT names most often for this trend. AI Dance makes a 30-second version for 8 of its credits, MakeViral the 15-second 720p cut for 228 of its credits, and Oeneo AI lets you keep Jisoo or Rosé or replace both. This template always replaces both dancers from two photos and shows its price per video before you upload. The table uses what each tool's own pages said on 4 November 2026; “Not published” means we could not find it there.

Credits are not comparable one for one: each site prices its own credit. Prices and features change, so check each tool's page before you buy.

It makes one thing: this 15-second hallway duet with two new dancers. It can't keep one of the singers beside you, take a single selfie, change the hallway, the moves, the camera or the song, or show the later part of the longer dance. A few moments are hard for any AI version of this clip, and the list below says what to expect there and what helps.

• Both dancers are always replaced: you can't dance next to the real Jisoo or Rosé, and one selfie is not enough.
• Two different photos, one adult per photo. Photos of the singers themselves, of children, or of anyone who hasn't agreed are not allowed.
• Fixed: the hallway, the moves, the camera, the 15-second length and the song. There is no prompt box, background or outfit picker.
• The cut is seconds 6 to 21 of the longer take: the later shoulder lean and the side-by-side hand finale are not in it.
• Faces are hardest when a hand comes to the lens, hair swings across a cheek and the two cross in the wide shot; they can soften or briefly look alike. Front-facing waist-up photos help; a rerun is a new charge.
• The model copies a performance by real people, so a trace of the original performers can show through in a frame.
• People only: this template is not set up for pets, drawings or game characters.

Use your own photo, or someone's photo with their permission. Photos are uploaded for processing and sent to the selected AI model provider; they are not shown on the site.

Rosé posted the hallway dance with Jisoo on TikTok on 31 October 2026, the day after Jisoo released her single “ADDICTED” on 30 October. In the clip the two take turns dancing toward the phone in a bright hallway, then dance together and lean on each other laughing. Fans call it the Chaesoo dance, from “Chaesoo”, a blend of Chaeyoung (Rosé's given name) and Jisoo, and the Jisoo Rosé Addicted dance. The AI versions recast a 15-second part of that clip.

People then started doing the Jisoo Addicted Dance challenge themselves, filmed in their own hallways, and soon after as AI duets made from photos, which is what this template does.

Fact source: Rosé's hallway post on TikTok (31 October 2026)

Short answers to what people ask before making the Jisoo Addicted Dance with this template: whether it is free, whether one selfie works, whether the prompt or the hallway can change, what happens to clothes and the song, whose photos are allowed, how to label the post as AI, and what happens when a video fails.

Prices, models, examples and the tool comparison checked on 4 November 2026.

Other pages on this site that help with this video: the list of every AI video template we run, sorted by launch date and by videos made this week; Tecktonik Dance AI, a one-photo dance template on a red-lit stage; and the pricing page with the one-time credit packs that pay for a Jisoo Addicted Dance video.