Skirt-move studio · experimental

1 pick · 1 charge · cloud render

One good move, already made — add your place and your word

The turn comes from a reference take, not from a sentence you have to get right. You bring the setting and the word on the skirt, and you pick how long and how large. This is cloud rendering, not a timeline editor: one request, one charge, 1–3 minutes.

1 Pick a move

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Up to 5 Chinese characters or 10 letters.

0 / 10
Advanced · prompt 0

Filled from the template. Edit it freely — the turn still follows the reference clip you picked.

5s
Estimated Cost — credits

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What happens when you generate 1 request · 1 charge

Both inputs are optional. Leave the background empty and she stands on the reference clip's own set; leave the word empty and nothing is lettered on the skirt.

One request runs when you click Generate: the clip you picked is sent as the reference take, together with any photo, and the model renders the whole thing in one pass (1–3 minutes). It is billed once, by the length and resolution you chose.

Upload a background you have the right to use — no portrait is collected here. Uploads are moderated, and photos containing real people, celebrities or anyone under 18 are refused. Every clip carries a visible AI-generated label.

The clip lands here Pick a move on the left to see it first

5s · 768P · 9:16 · MiniMax H3 reference

4–15s

You set the length — the master's own take is the default

9:16

Vertical by default, 768P or 2K, made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts

1

Request per clip — one charge, priced by length and resolution

10

Width units on the skirt: 5 Chinese characters or 10 letters

What the master already carries

A longer prompt does not make the spin better — it makes it luckier. A master is the take itself, already performed, and the clip is generated with that take as its reference, so four things stop drifting at random.

The turn

How far she spins and the moment the fabric lifts are taken from the reference clip, not from a sentence you have to get right.

The camera

The camera path is referenced from the take, so the reveal lands near the same beat instead of arriving wherever a fresh draw puts it.

The length

The take sets the starting length — 8 seconds on the live one — and you can trim it to 4 or stretch it to 15 from the slider.

The fabric

The scene asks for heavy cloth that carries momentum, so the hem behaves like a skirt — not a flat cut-out swung around.

How a Skirt Swirl clip gets made

Three steps, and nothing to timeline.

1

Pick a move

Four masters are listed above; one is live today and three are marked Soon. The number on each card is the length of that take.

2

Add your place and your word

A background photo is optional — skip it and she stands on the master's own set. The word is optional too — skip it and nothing is lettered on the fabric.

3

Let the cloud render it

One request goes out with the take you picked as its reference, plus your photo if you brought one, and the model renders the whole clip in a single pass (1–3 minutes). A failed run never spends credits.

No portrait is collected here, so the woman on the skirt is drawn fresh on every run — a different face each time. The take fixes the move; it does not fix who performs it.

Optional input · 1 of 2

A place to stand

Upload a photo of somewhere and she is set inside it, keeping that place's light and perspective. Skip it and she stands on the reference clip's own set — the Jimo gate tower on the live take.

  • Under 30 MB · JPEG, PNG or WebP
  • Long edge at least 256 px — a phone photo is easily past it
  • Long edge under 5760 px — a normal photo, not a stitched panorama

Optional input · 2 of 2

A word on the fabric

A city, a name, a short wish — the word goes across the opened skirt in gold. Skip it and nothing is lettered, which is the cleanest way to watch just the turn.

  • 10 width units: 5 Chinese characters or 10 letters — a hanzi counts double
  • Chinese characters, letters, numbers and spaces; nothing else gets through
  • Two to four characters is where the letters stay legible mid-spin

What lands in your file

One vertical clip

Vertical 9:16 by default, 768P or 2K, 4–15 seconds — you set the frame and the length on the left, and it is sized for the phone feeds it is meant for.

A label you cannot lose

Every clip carries a visible AI-generated label and an identifier inside the file. That is what TikTok, Instagram and YouTube policies and the EU AI Act ask for.

Keep the label on

Posting it with the label is the rule, not a watermark to crop out — removing it is what breaks those policies. What this site is.

One move. Your place. Your word.

If you have seen the clip — a dancer in an enormous skirt, one slow turn, and the fabric lifts into a fan that fills the frame with a word in gold across it: that is this. The dress with metres of hem, a dancer who can actually spin, and a location worth naming are the part nobody has at home. The master already has them.

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