Gas Station Dance
Put your friends in the viral gas station dance video
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Put your friends in the viral gas station dance video
Gas Station Dance is a web-based AI video generator that recreates the viral 'gas station dance' trend (the Litvin, Ravshan & Adel clip) using your own photos. You upload three photos — one for each role in the scene — pick a quality tier, and receive a roughly 16-second vertical MP4 of your friends dancing at a gas station, ready for TikTok and Reels. It's a pay-per-video tool with no account or subscription required.
The generated clip follows the exact structure of the original trend video: shot 1 (0:00–0:07) a full-body dancer performing on the forecourt, shot 2 (0:07–0:09) a selfie close-up of the person filming walking toward the camera, and shot 3 (0:09–0:16) a person stepping out of the car at sunset. Came
Each photo you upload becomes one shot: photo 1 is the dancer, photo 2 is the one filming the selfie, photo 3 is the car exit. A 'Use for all three' option lets a single person play every role in the clip.
Works with any group of friends (each person takes one role) or as a solo render where one photo is reused for all three characters.
Output is about 16 seconds, vertical 9:16, delivered as an MP4 with the trend's soundtrack (
In the order they appear in the clip: a full-body standing photo for the dancer, a face photo looking at the camera for the person filming, and another full-body standing photo for the car exit. Alternatively, use one photo for all three roles. Good inputs are one person per photo, face visible and
Choose Regular 480p ($4.99), Plus 720p HD ($8.99) or Premium 1080p Full HD ($19.99) and pay once via Stripe checkout — no account required.
The clip renders in about 5–10 minutes, photos are deleted after rendering, and you can post the MP4 directly to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. If the render fails, the payment is refunded automatically to the card.
Pay-per-video only, no subscription or credit packs. Regular 480p costs $4.99, Plus 720p HD costs $8.99, and Premium 1080p Full HD costs $19.99. Failed renders are refunded automatically to the card. Checkout is handled by Stripe with no account required.
$4.99 per video
Fine for a quick laugh in the group chat
$8.99 per video
Most picked; sharp on TikTok and Reels
$19.99 per video
Best detail on faces and the car
It started as a 2024 clip posted by Russian influencer Mikhail Litvin: him and his friends Ravshan and Adel dancing at a gas station at 4am on a road trip, set to "On and On" by Akcent. In 2026 AI templates let anyone drop their own friends into that exact scene, and it took over TikTok and Reels.
Add three photos: one for the dancer, one for the person filming the selfie, and one for the person stepping out of the car. Pick a quality, pay once, and your clip renders in about 5–10 minutes. No account, no app, no prompt writing.
Yes. Add one photo and tap "Use for all three". You'll play every role in the clip.
One person per photo, face clearly visible and facing the camera, good light, nothing covering the face. Full-body shots work best for the dancer and the car exit. Avoid group photos, heavy filters, sunglasses and screenshots.
About 16 seconds, vertical 9:16, delivered as an MP4 you can post straight to TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts.
The clip comes with the trend's soundtrack. When you post, picking the trending sound in TikTok or Instagram as well puts your video on the trend's audio page, which helps it get seen.
No. You pay for one video at a time, from $4.99. There's no sign-up, subscription or credit pack to use up.
If the AI can't finish your clip, your payment is refunded to your card automatically. You don't need to contact us.
