Spooky Scary Skeletons prompt for Kling: a copyable vampire dance prompt
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Short answer
Copy the prompt below into Kling, attach a photo of your dancer as the reference image, and generate. It describes the vampire costume, the orange-moon scene and four timed dance beats, with a spooky beat and no singing. It names no song or artist. Expect a few tries, or use MimicZip.

Copy this prompt
Image-to-video, 9:16, about 11 seconds. Reference image 1 is the DANCER. Keep their face, hair, skin tone and body shape exactly as in the image. Dress the DANCER as a classic vampire: black suit, white shirt and a long black high-collared cape with a bright red lining. If the subject is a pet, a toy or a drawn character, bring it to life standing upright in a small version of the same cape. Scene: an open Halloween hilltop at night under an orange-red sky, a huge glowing orange full moon behind the DANCER, black bats in the sky, bare twisted trees on both sides and a row of glowing carved pumpkins on the ground. No readable text or logos. Camera: fixed, low, full body always in frame, centred, no cuts. 0–3 s: the DANCER hops on one foot, kicks the other knee up, swings a leg out to the side and lands facing the camera. 3–7 s: a bouncy half-squat with both elbows lifted out like a stiff skeleton, pumping the chest on every beat, then shoulder shimmies and hip shakes. 7–8.5 s: elbows snap up again for more pumps, then a quick head and hair whip. 8.5 s to the end: stomping steps with swaying hips, one knee lifted across the body, and a finish with one arm raised high and a playful grin. The cape swings with every move. Audio: a bouncy, spooky Halloween instrumental with a xylophone melody and a punchy beat. No singing, no lyrics, no speech. Photorealistic, natural motion, no text, no subtitles, no logos, no watermark.
How to use it
- Attach your photo as reference image 1. For a pet, keep the first lines as they are and the pet will stand upright in the cape.
- Leave song and artist names out. Kling can filter them, and a name or a likeness can bring rights problems, so the prompt describes the moves instead.
- Tools change often, so check the length and aspect ratio your tool supports and adjust the first line.
Questions people ask
Will Kling get the dance moves exactly right?
Rarely on the first try. Text alone gives the model only a rough idea of the moves, so expect a looser dance than the trend.
Can I use this prompt on this site?
No need. MimicZip runs its own fixed scene, so you only add a photo.
Why is there no song name in the prompt?
Video tools often filter song and artist names, and the audio would not be the real song anyway. Add the trending sound in TikTok instead.
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