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Wipe Me Down Dance AI App: Which Tool Makes the Viral Video, and What It Costs

The Wipe Me Down dance is the low lean with both hands wiping at the floor, done to the 2007 Foxx, Lil Boosie and Webbie song and made famous online by Carnell Nichols. The 2026 AI version copies one 15-second kitchen clip by @dadxander. It is not the 2020 Wipe It Down mirror challenge. This page compares every app that makes it and runs a generator that puts two photos into the real clip, sound included.

Put us in the kitchen clip
  • Two photos, or one twice
  • Follows the real 15 s clip
  • Phone browser, no app
  • $5 trial · failed videos refunded
The clip your photos go into: @dadxander's original, not a result made from your photos. @dadxander
Photo 1 · dances first
Photo 2 · takes over at ~9 s

15 seconds · 9:16 · 480p · original clip sound

Video length
Resolution

Every model makes the whole 15 seconds. Seedance 2.5 checks both photos and the clip before rendering; if the check fails, the credits come back. Usually a few minutes.

Costs 117 credits

@dadxander's 15-second take. Photo 1 replaces the dancer who leans in first, Photo 2 the friend who jumps in. Play it with sound: its audio comes with your video.

The short answer

  • Free and quick, one person: the CapCut “Wipe it Down AI” template. It is its own solo dance, not the viral clip.
  • You already have a clip of the moves: a motion-transfer app such as Viggle, Hedra App or MoveAs copies it onto a photo.
  • You and a friend in the actual kitchen clip, with its sound, from photos only: the generator on this page.

What the AI Wipe Me Down videos actually are

Three different things share the name, and most confusion comes from mixing them up. The AI trend uses all three: the song, the move and one specific clip.

The song
“Wipe Me Down” by Foxx, released in January 2007 on the Trill Entertainment compilation Survival of the Fittest, produced by Mouse On Tha Track. The remix with Lil Boosie (now Boosie Badazz) and Webbie, credited to Lil Boosie, is the version people know.
The dance
Lean toward the camera, drop into a low, wide bounce and flick both hands down at the floor on the beat. Carnell Nichols (@trendsetterrrrrrr, “Team Carnell”) popularised it in his dance-battle videos, which he posts as the dance's “original concept creator”.
The clip the AI copies
A 15-second kitchen video posted by @dadxander in August 2026: one dancer leans in and wipes low, a friend by the counter jumps in at about 9 seconds. Most AI versions in the feed follow this clip.
Not the same as
The 2020 “Wipe It Down” challenge, where people wipe a mirror and switch outfits to BMW Kenny's song. Different song, different move.
What this page makes
A 9:16 MP4 of the kitchen clip with your two photos as the dancers and the clip's own sound: 5, 10 or 15 seconds, 480p to 1080p by model.

Last verified: October 14, 2026

Sources

Wipe Me Down dance videos: real takes and AI versions

Two real TikTok takes on the dance and two AI versions made on Kavel AI from one photo each. None was made on this site; each links to where it was posted.

Halloween masks: the Jason and Michael Myers versionSource: @trendsetterrrrrrr on TikTok
A Louisiana wedding dance floorSource: @elizabethkeehn on TikTok
AI version: living-room drop (one photo + prompt)Source: Kavel AI
AI version: by the counter (one photo + prompt)Source: Kavel AI

Every way to make a Wipe Me Down AI video, compared

Six tools people use for this trend, checked against what you actually want: is it the real clip, does the song come with it, can two people be in it, and what does it cost. Prices and limits are as listed on each official page on the date below.

Every way to make a Wipe Me Down AI video, compared
What you getCapCut templateKavel AIViggleHedra AppMoveAsThis page
What you give itOne photo, in the CapCut appOne photoA photo and a dance clip you uploadA photo and a 5–8 s dance clip you recordedA photo and a video of the movesTwo photos (or the same one twice)
Follows the viral kitchen clipNo: its own solo dance in a white marble roomNo: the dance is written in a prompt, in your photo's roomOnly if you find and upload that clipOnly if you upload that clipOnly if you supply that clipYes, move for move, the whole 15 s
The Wipe Me Down soundSet by the templateNo: its own beat; add the sound in TikTokWhatever your clip has, or add it in TikTokWhatever your clip has, or add it in TikTokWhatever your clip has, or add it in TikTokThe clip's own audio is in the MP4
Two people in one videoNo, oneNo, one photoYes, with its multi-character swapOne character per clipOne character per clipYes: one dances, the other takes over
Free useThe template is free to use20 credits at login plus weekly check-ins; its FAQ says they don't cover a 12 s clip5 free videos a dayFree, no sign-up; free GPU time resets daily; adsFree to download; videos use paid credits3 free credits for new accounts; the cheapest video is 8, so they don't pay for one on their own
WatermarkThe template's preview carries a CapCut mark and a captionClean downloads after any purchaseOn free videos; none on Pro and aboveNot statedNot statedVideos made before your first purchase carry a small moving watermark; any purchase unlocks the clean original, including videos you already made.
Paid fromNot needed for the templatePlans from $8.30 a month, billed yearlyPro $9.99 a month ($7.99 billed yearly)Ad-supportedCredit packs from $4.99 (300 credits), no subscription$5 one-video trial, credit packs or monthly plans; 8–464 credits a video
Where it runsCapCut appBrowserBrowser and appPhone browseriPhone appAny browser, phone or laptop

Kling, Runway, Pika and Veo also come up in ChatGPT answers for this trend. They are general video models: you would write the dance as a prompt or use their motion tools with your own clip, so they belong with the prompt and motion-transfer routes below.

Checked on the official pages on October 14, 2026. Not affiliated with any of these tools.

Template, motion transfer or prompt: why some results look like a slideshow

Every Wipe Me Down AI video is made one of four ways. The way decides how real the movement looks far more than the brand does.

Template

A ready-made dance with a slot for your photo (CapCut). Fast and free, but it is somebody else's routine and room, for one person.

Motion transfer

Copies the moves from a clip you supply onto your photo (Viggle, Hedra App, MoveAs). Good when your clip is good; you have to find or film the clip first.

Prompt

Describes the dance in words and lets the model invent it (Kavel, or Kling, Runway and Veo with a text prompt). The low wipe and the timing tend to drift from the real dance.

Reference clip

The model follows a real take frame by frame (this page). The drop, the bounce and the hand-over land where they do in the original.

If yours looks like a slideshow

  • The photo is a tight selfie: there is no body to move, so the tool pans over a face. Use a photo with the body in view.
  • An image-to-video tool with no dance to follow often just drifts the camera. Use a reference clip or motion transfer instead of a prompt.
  • The video was re-exported at a low frame rate or squeezed by an editor. Post the MP4 as it is; this page's files keep the clip's frame rate.
  • Still stiff at 480p? Try 720p, or Seedance 2.0 or 2.5, which both go up to 1080p here.

What one Wipe Me Down video costs here

Live credit prices for every model, length and resolution. The price is also on the button before you generate, and a failed video is refunded.

What one Wipe Me Down video costs here
ModelLength480p720p1080p
Seedance 2.0 Mini5 sCosts 8 creditsCosts 16 credits—
10 sCosts 15 creditsCosts 32 credits—
15 sCosts 23 creditsCosts 48 credits—
Seedance 2.0 Fast5 sCosts 16 creditsCosts 35 credits—
10 sCosts 32 creditsCosts 69 credits—
15 sCosts 48 creditsCosts 104 credits—
Seedance 2.05 sCosts 27 creditsCosts 58 creditsCosts 146 credits
10 sCosts 54 creditsCosts 116 creditsCosts 291 credits
15 sCosts 81 creditsCosts 174 creditsCosts 436 credits
Seedance 2.55 sCosts 39 creditsCosts 88 creditsCosts 155 credits
10 sCosts 78 creditsCosts 175 creditsCosts 310 credits
15 sCosts 117 creditsCosts 262 creditsCosts 464 credits
MiniMax H35 s—Costs 39 credits—
10 s—Costs 77 credits—
15 s—Costs 116 credits—

A video costs 8 to 464 credits. The default, the whole 15 seconds on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, is 117 credits (about $4.35 at the cheapest monthly plan's credit price).

Free use, trial, subscription and watermark

Free use, trial, subscription and watermark
QuestionAnswer
Uploading photos and trying settingsFree, no credits used
Signup credits3 free credits for new accounts; the cheapest video is 8, so they don't pay for one on their own
The $5 trialOne Seedance 2.0 Mini video, 10 s at 720p (32 credits)
Subscription needed?No; one-time credit packs work too
WatermarkVideos made before your first purchase carry a small moving watermark; any purchase unlocks the clean original, including videos you already made.
A failed videoRefunded automatically
See credit packs and plans

Which model to pick

All five follow the same kitchen clip and make the whole 15 seconds. They differ in price and resolution.

Which model to pick
ModelResolutionsWhole 15 s, lowest resolutionFromNote
Seedance 2.5480p / 720p / 1080pCosts 117 creditsCosts 39 creditsNewest; the default. Checks both photos and the clip before rendering.
Seedance 2.0 Mini480p / 720pCosts 23 creditsCosts 8 creditsCheapest; the model the signup credits and the $5 trial pay for.
Seedance 2.0 Fast480p / 720pCosts 48 creditsCosts 16 credits480p and 720p.
Seedance 2.0480p / 720p / 1080pCosts 81 creditsCosts 27 credits480p up to 1080p.
MiniMax H3720pCosts 116 creditsCosts 39 creditsMiniMax's model, 720p only on this clip.

Make it on your phone in three steps

Everything runs in Chrome on Android or Safari on iPhone. No app to install and no editing app afterwards: the song is already in the file.

  1. 01

    Add two photos

    Photo 1 dances first; Photo 2 is the friend who jumps in at about 9 seconds. For a solo, add the same photo twice and you play both parts.

  2. 02

    Pick the length and model

    15 seconds is the whole clip, 10 seconds stops as the friend jumps in, 5 seconds is the first drop. The price shows on the button.

  3. 03

    Generate, download, post

    It usually takes a few minutes. Download the MP4 and post it as a normal video on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Photos that work

  • One person per photo, facing the camera.
  • Body in view, waist up at least; head to toe is best for the low drop.
  • Arms visible, not in pockets or crossed.
  • Even light, no sunglasses or face filters.
  • No group shots: crop each person into their own photo.

Making 10, 50 or 100 for a campaign

The same credit balance pays for every video, so a batch is simple arithmetic. These totals use this page's live prices.

Making 10, 50 or 100 for a campaign
VideosMini, 10 s, 480pMini, 15 s, 720pSeedance 2.5, 15 s, 480p
10 videos150 credits (about $5.58)480 credits (about $17.85)1170 credits (about $43.50)
50 videos750 credits (about $27.88)2400 credits (about $89.23)5850 credits (about $217.50)
100 videos1500 credits (about $55.77)4800 credits (about $178.46)11700 credits (about $435)

Dollar amounts use the cheapest monthly plan's credit price; larger plans cost less per credit. Before you start: every person in the photos must agree to it, and organic TikTok posts can use the song from TikTok's sound library, but paid ads and business accounts need music they are licensed to use.

Your photos, consent and brand use

Where your photos go

Photos go to private storage under your account, not to a public link, and are sent to the video model only to render your video. Videos appear only in your own history. Support deletes data on request.

Whose photos you can use

Your own, or an adult's who said yes. No children, no public figures and no look-alikes of them.

Brands and customer photos

Get written permission from each customer before their photo goes into an ad, label the post as AI-generated where the platform asks, and license the music for paid placement.

Credits for Wipe Me Down videos

One credit balance for every template on the site. Packs never expire; plans refill monthly.

Starter

$9/mo

For trying the trend

240 credits / month

≈ 10 ten-second Seedance 2.0 Mini videos

  • Watermark-free videos, including ones you already made
  • Every model, length and resolution
  • Failed videos refunded
  • Email support

Pro

Popular
$29/mo

For regular creators

780 credits / month

≈ 32 ten-second Seedance 2.0 Mini videos

  • Watermark-free videos, including ones you already made
  • Every model, length and resolution
  • Failed videos refunded
  • Priority support

Enterprise

$99/mo

For agencies and pages

2,650 credits / month

≈ 110 ten-second Seedance 2.0 Mini videos

  • Everything in Pro
  • Dedicated support

Wipe Me Down dance AI app: FAQ

What app do people use to make those realistic AI Wipe Me Down videos?

The realistic ones follow a real clip of the dance instead of inventing it. Motion-transfer apps such as Viggle, Hedra App and MoveAs do that with a clip you supply; the generator on this page does it with the viral kitchen clip already loaded, from two photos, in a phone browser. The CapCut “Wipe it Down AI” template is free but makes its own solo dance in a marble room.

Is there a Wipe Me Down AI app that's free with no subscription?

Free routes exist: the CapCut template, Viggle's 5 free videos a day with a watermark, and Hedra App with ads and your own clip. On this page, 3 free credits for new accounts; the cheapest video is 8, so they don't pay for one on their own. The $5 trial pays for one Seedance 2.0 Mini video (10 s, 720p) and credit packs don't renew, so no subscription is needed. Videos made before your first purchase carry a small moving watermark; any purchase unlocks the clean original, including videos you already made.

How much does one Wipe Me Down AI video cost?

A video costs 8 to 464 credits. The default, the whole 15 seconds on Seedance 2.5 at 480p, is 117 credits (about $4.35 at the cheapest monthly plan's credit price).

Can I make it on an Android or Samsung phone without an editing app?

Yes. Open this page in Chrome, pick both photos from your gallery, generate, and download the MP4. The kitchen clip's sound is already in the file, so you can post it straight from the TikTok or Instagram app without editing.

My AI Wipe Me Down video looks like a slideshow. Which model or setting makes real movement?

A slideshow look usually means the tool had no dance to follow and only moved the camera over a still, or the photo was a tight selfie. Use a photo with the body in view and a tool that follows a reference clip. Here every model follows the kitchen clip; if it still looks stiff, switch from 480p to 720p or use Seedance 2.0 or 2.5.

I need 100 Wipe Me Down videos for a marketing campaign. What will it cost?

At this page's prices, 100 videos cost 1500 credits as 10-second Seedance 2.0 Mini clips at 480p, or 11700 credits as whole 15-second Seedance 2.5 clips at 480p. Every person in the photos must agree, and paid ads need licensed music.

Is it safe to upload my face, and can a brand use customer photos?

Photos here are kept in private storage under your account and used only to render your video; they are not shown on the site or used as examples. A brand needs each customer's written permission, should label the post as AI where the platform asks, and must not use public figures or look-alikes.