Can I do Tip Toe in My Jordans with my dog, my partner or friends?
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Short answer
Yes. Any two subjects can be the Dancer and the Partner: friends, a couple, siblings, or a pet with a person. Each role needs one photo showing one clear face. Pets work best in sharp, front-facing photos, and results vary, so watch the free preview first.
Ideas by pairing
- Two friends: one tiptoes, the other gasps.
- A couple: you dance and your partner reacts, or the other way round.
- A dog or cat as the Dancer: the hush and the tiptoe look funniest on a pet.
- A pet as the Partner: the animal plays the shocked witness.
- Family: a sibling does the dance and a parent is the stunned onlooker.
Tips for pets
Pick a photo where the face is big, sharp and turned to the lens. A dog sitting up looks better than a curled-up or side-on shot.
A model has to invent human-style motion for an animal, so results can look surprising. Treat the preview as a test run.
What not to upload
Skip photos of people who have not agreed, famous people and anyone under 18. The Photo Consent page lists the full rules. For dedicated pages, see pets, couples, friends and family.
Questions people ask
Can both roles be pets?
Yes. The roles do not have to be people. Results change with the photos, so look at the free preview before you spend credits.
Can I add a third person?
No. The template has two roles only, a Dancer and a Partner, and each one takes a single photo.
Do group photos work?
Not well. The model may merge faces or pick the wrong one, so crop to one subject per photo.
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