How do I make a Milkshake Ceiling Fan Dance AI video?

Putting yourself under the fan

• Open the template page. Use one sharp photo of one adult or pet, close-up or chest-up, looking at the camera. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
• Choose the room (warm living room by default), the glasses (pink lenses, black frames by default), the outfit (plain red sweatshirt by default) and the turn (slow, steady turn by default). None changes the price.
• Pick 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube and desktop screens.
• Consent and sign-in. Tick the photo-consent box and log in with Google. Previews arrive inside a pack, so take one if you have no credits.
• Check the preview. It is watch-only, 5 seconds at 480p, with a PREVIEW badge. Look for your face staying yours as the room turns and for the glasses landing at the end.
• Render: 1 credit gives the 10-second 720p MP4 with no watermark, saved in My videos. Add your sound in TikTok.

One sing-along, one spin, one pair of glasses

A phone looks down from a ceiling fan while the room turns around the fixed ceiling light: you sing to the lens and tilt your head (0 to 2 seconds), sway and press a hand to your chest (2 to 4), spin away and swing back with a wave (4 to 6), lean in close (6 to 8), and come back round wearing the glasses (8 to 10).

The hardest part for the AI is keeping your face the same while the room turns and your head spins away from the lens, so a small drift is normal, not a failed render. No real person is drawn, and the fan itself is never shown.

Where it comes from

Download the MP4 or copy a share link from My videos. Our video follows a 10-second stretch of the 15-second TikTok by @tugboat_spenny from 24 October 2026. The sound guide explains how to add yours.

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