"AI dance templates" is usually shorthand for wanting a specific dance style or movement in a generated video, without writing out a detailed motion description yourself. Pose AI doesn't have a browsable template gallery — here's the honest picture of how to actually get a specific dance style into your generated video.
- Pose AI doesn't ship a preset library of dance templates you scroll through and pick from.
- Instead, Motion Control (SeedDance for subject motion, Kling for camera movement) lets you guide dance-style movement by describing it in your generation prompt.
- If you have a reference clip of the exact dance move or style you want, SeedDance accepts up to 3 reference clips as input alongside your description.
- This serves the same practical need a template gallery would — getting a specific movement style into your video — through description and reference input instead of a fixed preset list.
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Finding and describing a dance style
Since there's no preset catalog, the practical approach is to describe the dance style directly — a specific genre (hip-hop, ballroom, contemporary), a mood (slow and deliberate, high-energy), or a specific move you have in mind. The more specific the description, the closer the generated motion tends to match what you're picturing.
If words alone aren't precise enough, use a reference clip. SeedDance's motion transfer reads movement from up to 3 uploaded reference clips and applies it to your identity-locked subject — this is the closest equivalent to picking a specific 'template,' except the source is a clip you supply rather than one from a built-in library.
Try describing a dance style in Pose AI's Video Studio.