How do I make a Roberto Carlos Disco Dance video?

By MimicZip Team · Updated:

Short answer

Upload one photo of an adult, choose the outfit, the lights and the crowd and MimicZip sets up the scene: the point, the fling, the swivel and the spin. Check a 5-second bonus preview, then put 1 credit on the 5-second 720p video.

Dancing like nobody is watching, on purpose

  • Go to the template page. Add one sharp photo of an adult facing the camera, from the thighs up or further. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
  • Choose the outfit (Your own clothes by default), the lights (Purple and green by default) and the crowd (A packed floor by default). None changes the price.
  • Format: the finished video is vertical 9:16, made to fit TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
  • Consent and login. Confirm the photo-consent box and log in through Google. Previews come inside a pack, so without credits you need to pick one up first.
  • Look at the preview. It is watch-only, 5 seconds at 480p, marked PREVIEW. Check the face looking like your photo, the checkered floor under you and the spin at the end.
  • Render: a single credit makes the 5-second 720p MP4 with the watermark left off, filed in My videos. Add the sound in TikTok.

The point, the fling, the swivel and the spin

The point (0 to 1.5 seconds), the fling (1.5 to 2.5), the swivel (2.5 to 3.5) and the spin (3.5 to 5).

The hardest part for the AI is the crowd: dozens of faces and arms move at once behind you, and a face in the background can blur. A dancer in the back who looks a little soft or a hand with an odd knuckle is normal, not a failed render. Treat it as a short, lively clip to watch.

Where it comes from

Save the MP4 or grab a share link from My videos. Our video follows the point, the fling, the swivel and the spin of the TikTok from 11 November 2026. The sound guide shows how to add a sound of your own.

MimicZip stands on its own and is not affiliated with TikTok or whoever posted the trend.

Order of the steps for the dance floor

Add the one photo first, then pick the outfit, the lights and the crowd. The purple and green lights are the original look, and the circle of cheering people is for a more theatrical finish.

A photo that shows you from the thighs up helps, because the dance uses the arms and the hips.

Ask before you upload

If the photo shows someone other than you, that person must agree to be in the video. It takes a second to ask, and it is the rule for every template here.

Everybody else on the floor is invented, so only the person in your photo needs to say yes.

Questions people ask

Must I type a prompt?

No. The scene, the camera and the order of the beats are decided already. You bring a photo and pick the options and the shape.

Can I leave while the render runs?

Yes. The work continues on our side, and the finished video is waiting in My videos when you return.

What format does the video use?

Vertical 9:16, made for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. The bonus preview is the same shape.

Make your own Roberto Carlos Disco Dance video

Send one photo of an adult and receive a 5-second HD video from $6.99. No subscription, and the finished video has no watermark.

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