Gas Station Dance AI

Put yourself and your friends in the viral gas station dance. Same three shots, no filming — add 1 or 3 photos and get a 5–15s vertical video with sound.

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One person per photo, face clearly visible. Adults only. Use photos you own or have permission to use. No nudity or sexual content.

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Result

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Same Dance, New Faces

Reference clips of the trend's three-shot edit — the same structure the generator above builds from your photos. Every video keeps the dance, the selfie and the car exit.

Golden-Hour Forecourt

Photos in: the three-shot gas-station edit — from the forecourt dance to the slow car exit at sunset.

The Trend, Starring You

The full edit with a full cast — the dance, the selfie and the car exit, one friend per shot.

Same Dance, New Faces #1

A new trio takes the same three shots at golden hour — same moves, same cuts, same vibe.

Same Dance, New Faces #2

Another cast, another sunset — proof the template works with any group of friends.

Three Shots. Three Stars.

About 15 seconds, cut into three shots. Each shot gets its own person — or you play all three.

The dance

Playful wild moves beside the stationary car on the empty forecourt. Full-body, low wide angle, golden-hour light throwing long shadows across the asphalt.

The selfie dance

Dancing, grinning and laughing into the phone. The handheld camera swings into a close-up selfie while this friend keeps moving to the beat.

The car exit dance

Stepping out near the passenger side and joining the dance. The door swings, the setting sun sits behind the car, and everyone moves together into the final pose.

How to Make a Gas Station Dance Video (3 Steps)

No filming, no location, no editing timeline — upload, generate, download.

1

Pick who's in it Just you in all three shots, or you and two friends — one photo per shot. The toggle above sets the cast.

2

Add your photos Full-body shots work best for the dance and the car exit; a clear face photo for the selfie. Your face, hair and outfit carry into the video.

3

Generate and download Takes about 5–10 minutes and you can leave and come back. Download the clean vertical MP4, drop the trend's song in CapCut if you want it, and post.

Try the Gas Station Dance Generator

Why Use Our Gas Station Dance Generator

Three Shots, One Generate

The AI builds the full gas station dance edit — forecourt dance, selfie dance and the car-exit dance — from your uploaded photos. No camera, no location, no editing timeline.

Solo or Trio, Your Cast

Just me mode reuses your one photo across all three shots. Me + 2 friends gives each shot its own person — the lead dancer, the selfie dancer and the car-exit dancer.

Golden-Hour Look, Locked In

Warm sunset light, long shadows and a cinematic color grade come baked into every clip, so your edit matches the trend's signature vibe without any color work.

Video With Native Audio

Powered by Grok Imagine Video 1.5, clips are generated with native audio — ambience and an upbeat dance-pop groove are included. Exports are clean MP4, so you can swap in the original song.

Faces and Outfits Stay Consistent

Each photo is used as a strict identity reference for its shot, so faces, hair and outfits stay locked from the forecourt to the car door — even across cuts.

Start Free, Made for Sharing

New users start with free signup credits. Pick 5s, 10s or 15s at 480p or 720p and export a clean vertical MP4 sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Better Photos, Better Video

  • Clear, front-facing, even light — one person per photo.
  • No sunglasses, hats or masks. Covered faces drift in the video.
  • Full body for the dance and car-exit shots. AI fills in whatever the photo doesn't show.
  • Your outfit comes from your photo — wear the look you want in the video.

What Is the Gas Station Dance?

The gas station dance started on a road trip by Russian creator Mikhail Litvin and his friends. At dawn at a gas station, Ravshan suddenly starts dancing, Litvin films a selfie, and Adel climbs out of the car — all to Akcent's "On & On (Stay With Me)".

That's why people also call it the Litvin dance, or the Litvin Ravshan Adel dance. The clip became a gas station meme: short, ridiculous and easy to recognise in the first second.

In 2026, AI templates turned it into the gas station trend: people started putting themselves and their friends into the same three shots. A gas station AI video lets you join without driving anywhere or filming a thing.

In the clip
Mikhail Litvin, Ravshan & Adel
Song
Akcent — "On & On (Stay With Me)"
Also called
The Litvin dance

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Gas Station Dance

Pick who's in it — Just me or Me + 2 friends — then add one clear photo per shot (or one photo for all three). Press generate and in about 5–10 minutes you'll get a ~15s vertical MP4 with sound. Download it, add the trend's song in CapCut if you want the original track, and post.
It's a viral short-form edit built from three quick shots at golden hour: a full-body dance on a gas station forecourt, a selfie-style close-up of the person filming who keeps dancing, and a friend stepping out of a car and joining the dance with the sunset behind them. Creators use it to show off an outfit, a group of friends or a sunset aesthetic.
The Litvin dance is another name for the gas station dance. It comes from Russian creator Mikhail Litvin, whose road-trip clip — Ravshan dancing on the forecourt, Litvin filming a selfie, Adel climbing out of the car, set to Akcent's "On & On (Stay With Me)" — became the template every gas station dance video follows.
Yes. Switch to Just me mode and upload a single photo. The AI casts you in all three shots — the dance, the selfie and the car exit — keeping the same face, hair and outfit across the whole edit.
Each photo is a strict identity reference for one role: photo one leads the forecourt dance, photo two dances while taking the selfie, photo three steps out of the car and joins the dance. That mapping keeps every person's face and outfit locked to their own moment — and everyone dances.
Clear, well-lit photos where faces are unobstructed. Full-body shots work best for the dance and car-exit slots; a clear face photo for the selfie. Avoid screenshots, sunglasses and heavy shadows — and keep one person per photo.
Yes. The AI builds the video from your uploaded photos, so your outfit, hair and look carry into every shot. If you want a specific look in the video, wear it in the photo you upload.
Generated clips come with native AI audio — ambience and an upbeat dance-pop groove. They don't include any licensed track, but exports are clean MP4 files, so you can add the trend's song back in with CapCut or another editor before posting.
Most videos finish in about 5–10 minutes. You can leave and come back — your video appears in the list below the playground, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
You can start free — new users get signup credits, and a 5s 480p video costs 2 credits (a 15s 480p edit is 6, 720p doubles the price). When you need more, paid plans unlock additional generations.
Pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds at 480p or 720p — the full trend edit runs 15s, while 5s and 10s are tighter cuts of the same three shots. Output is a clean MP4, vertical 9:16 by default with other aspect ratios available, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Photos are uploaded to generate your video and are checked for prohibited content on upload. They are only used for your generation and are not shared publicly.
Only upload photos you own or have permission to use, and only photos of adults. The trend works best when everyone in the video agreed to be in it.
You need to be signed in to generate so credits and videos stay attached to your account. Sign-up takes a minute and starts you with free credits.
No app needed — the generator runs in your browser on both mobile and desktop, and works the same everywhere.

The gas station dance tool on Photo Animate is an independent creative tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any trend originator or rights holders. Use only photos you own or have permission to use, and respect the rights of any music you add.

Make Your Gas Station Dance Video Now

Pick your cast, add 1 or 3 photos and watch the AI build the full golden-hour three-shot edit — dance, selfie dance and car-exit dance — in minutes.