How to Make an Angry Dance Filter AI Video (Step by Step)

Here is how to make an angry dance filter AI video on this site: upload one clear photo of one adult, tap “Make my video”, sign in, pay once, and download the MP4. You get a 15-second 9:16 MP4 at 720p with no watermark, usually about 5 minutes, made in your browser with no app to install. The file is silent on purpose, so the last step is adding the “Bad Times” sound by Imael Angel on TikTok or Instagram Reels. If you would rather not pay, the other ways are a one-photo template in the CapCut app or filming the routine yourself.

What you need

• One photo of one adult: you, or an adult friend who agreed. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
• A browser on your phone or computer.
• A free account: sign in with Google, or with an email and password.
• Credits, bought once: $9.99 for 1 HD video, $24.99 for 3, $69.99 for 10. There is no subscription, and credits never expire.

Step 1: Pick the right photo

The kitchen, the moves, the camera and the timing are the same in every video. Your photo supplies the face, the hair and the colors of the outfit, so it matters more than anything else you do.

• Face clearly visible and looking at the camera, in daylight or soft indoor light.
• Waist-up or head-to-knee, with both arms in the frame: the routine is all hands.
• No sunglasses, masks, hats or hair over the eyes, and no heavy filters, cartoons or side views.
• One person only. Group photos, tiny faces and blurry shots are the usual reasons a result looks off.

Some photos aren’t allowed at all: anyone under 18, public figures or celebrities, and anyone who hasn’t agreed. Pets aren’t supported yet. The full rules are in the acceptable use policy.

Step 2: Upload it and tap “Make my video”

Open the generator, tap “Upload a photo” and wait a moment while the photo is checked. Then tap “Make my video”. Tapping it confirms that the person in the photo is 18 or older, is you or agreed to be in the video, and is not a public figure.

On a computer, with the photo still on your phone? Tap “Photo on your phone? Scan a code” and pick the photo on your phone. That also helps with iPhone photos in HEIC format, which some computer browsers can’t open.

Step 3: Sign in

If you aren’t signed in, the button takes you to the sign-in page. Choose “Sign in with Google”, or use an email and password. Your photo waits for you. If you opened the site inside TikTok or Instagram and Google sign-in doesn’t show, open the page in Safari or Chrome.

Step 4: Pay once

With an empty balance, a “Get HD videos” window lists the packs: $9.99 for 1 HD video, $24.99 for 3, $69.99 for 10. Checkout runs through Waffo, our merchant of record, by card or a wallet your device offers. When you are back on the page and the credits show up, tap “Make my video” again. Nothing renews, credits never expire, and a pack you haven’t used can be refunded within 7 days. The packs are also on the pricing page.

Step 5: Wait for it

The wait is usually about 5 minutes. You can leave the page: we email you when the video is ready, and it stays in My videos for 14 days. If a video fails or times out, the credits come back automatically; a finished video that fails the safety check keeps them.

Step 6: Download it

Tap “Download MP4”. On a computer, “Send to your phone” shows a code to scan; the video opens on your phone, where “Save video” puts it in your camera roll (on an iPhone, tap “Save Video” in the menu that opens). The browsers built into TikTok and Instagram can’t save videos, so tap ··· at the top right and choose “Open in browser” first.

Step 7: Add the “Bad Times” sound

• TikTok: open the “Bad Times” sound by Imael Angel (tap the sound name on any post in the trend), tap “Use this sound”, then upload your MP4. Or upload the MP4 first and pick “Bad Times” in the editor’s sound search.
• Instagram Reels: start a Reel with your MP4, tap Add audio and search “Bad Times Imael Angel”.

Use the platform’s sound rather than a music file. It keeps the post from being muted for copyright, and it puts your video on the song’s page next to everyone else’s angry dance. You can move or trim the sound in the editor if you want a different part of the song.

Step 8: Label it as AI and post

Before you publish, turn on TikTok’s AI-generated content setting, or the AI label in Instagram’s post settings. Don’t present the video as real footage, and only tag friends who agreed to be in it.

If the result looks off

Most problems come from the photo, so try one that is sharper, front-facing and waist-up. Fast hand moves can blur fingers for a frame or two, and clothing details such as layers or sleeves can change. A finished video that is clearly broken (frozen, missing the person or badly distorted) is covered by the refund policy. For the story behind the routine, read the angry dance trend, explained.