One fixed shot
The reference is a single locked-off take with no cuts. It sets every fist roll, squat, hand sweep and flex of all three dancers, from the first frame to the last.
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Three dancers in a staggered row do the Bulin 47 freestyle, the lead in the middle.
Add a photo for all 3 roles: the whole scene is redrawn from your photos. The moves and the camera are already set.
LeadLeftRightUpload one clear photo for each dancer: the lead in the middle, then the left and right dancers behind.
Select 480p, 720p or 1080p. The price shown includes preparing all three photos.
Check the dance from the first fist roll to the last flex, then download your 15-second vertical MP4.
The reference is a single locked-off take with no cuts. It sets every fist roll, squat, hand sweep and flex of all three dancers, from the first frame to the last.
Nothing of the original dancers is kept. All three are recreated from your photos in front of a grey roller shutter in hard midday sun.
Each photo is prepared with a faint facial wireframe, then used as the character reference, so the face, build and look visible in it carry into the dance. Match your outfits for the squad look.
Oakgen copies the Bulin 47 freestyle from the reference into your finished video, so every step stays on the beat. Review your AI video before you share it.
It is a Reels format in which three dancers move in a staggered row in front of a roller shutter to the Bulin 47 freestyle: fist rolls, a deep squat, hand sweeps towards the camera and a flex to finish. The version that spread online put film actors' faces on the dancers. This Oakgen template recreates a 15-second version from your three photos instead.
The Bulin 47 template recreates the original street freestyle with one dancer from one photo. This one is a routine for three dancers to the same audio, in a different place.
Open the Bulin 47 Squad tool, add three photos, choose a quality and generate. The dance, the camera and the audio are already set, so there is no prompt to write.
Yes. The whole dance is redrawn, so every dancer needs a photo. You can use the same photo more than once.
Yes. Each photo is prepared with a faint facial wireframe while preserving the face, hair, build and clothing visible in it, so everyone dances in the clothes they upload. AI results can vary, so review the finished video.
No. A line-drawing of the reference clip sets the movement and framing. The picture, including all three dancers and the street, is generated to match it.
Yes. Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p before generating. The default is 720p. Higher resolutions cost more; your selected price is shown before you start.
Use clear photos you have permission to use, each showing one face with the whole look visible. The model can reject photos, including realistic photos of people; a rejected generation is refunded.
2,054 credits per 720p video. This includes preparing all three photos. The selected price is shown before you generate.
Render time varies with quality and demand. You can leave the page while it runs; the finished video is saved to your assets. Failed generations receive an automatic credit refund.
It is an Oakgen video made with this template from photos of invented characters, so you can see what you will get. Oakgen is independent and is not affiliated with Bulin 47, Kevin Wai, any film or actor, or the creator of the Reel that started the trend.
Yes. Review your video, then download the MP4 from the tool or your assets.
Upload a photo. Everything else is set.