AI Dance Video Maker – Triggered IP Dance Clips

What Ribbi did

Ribbi pre-fills the skill form with the uploaded green frog, trigger defaulting to #1 "The microwave beeps." One sentence of scene direction from the user and Ribbi delivers a complete three-beat plan: 0-2s the microwave dings and the character snaps in with a dead-eyed stare, 2-8s a six-move mechanical dance loop hitting one move per beat, 8-10s a hard freeze — the character in a tiny white chef apron with warm gold trim and a toque, matte rubber-toy texture throughout. When the user asks for a Chinese version, Ribbi first flags the skill's hard rule — CTA text must stay in English — then translates the prompt for review. One "ok" later, the first 10-second vertical cut is in.

What Ribbi did

After a few rounds of describing the scene in words kept landing slightly off, Ribbi switches tactics — turn the scene itself into a controllable asset: one batch of four 816×1456 vertical "upscale warm-tone kitchen" reference backgrounds to choose from. Whichever the user picks becomes the plate image that runs with the character shot, turning "hard to describe" into "just point at it."

What Ribbi did

The user picks kitchen image #1 and Ribbi reruns with it as the background plate: the green frog dancing in the foreground against the blurred warm kitchen, a 10-second 9:16 vertical that lands in one take. When "generate a few more" comes in, Ribbi runs three more of the same kitchen setup in parallel — four candidate cuts total, pick one and it goes straight to subtitle burn-in.

What Ribbi did

Character, dance beats and music untouched — only the scene swaps to pure white, and Ribbi generates three comparison takes in parallel. Together with the kitchen versions, the same frog now has a library of seven 10-second vertical cuts across two looks, ready to grab.