About Squad Dance

Free 3D dance editor and video maker for TikTok, Reels and Shorts

Squad Dance is a free online 3D dance editor and video maker. Pick a dance-inspired routine, customize a squad of characters and export a vertical 9:16 video. Change names and outfits or import a compatible rigged GLB character. Editing and rendering run in your browser without installing software or creating an account.

TikTok dances ready to play

See all dances or watch the 3D dance animations library.

How it works

  1. Pick a dance. The squad, song and stage load automatically.
  2. Make it yours. Rename dancers, change outfits or import a .glb character.
  3. Export. Preview, then download a vertical MP4 in a supported browser or use the WebM fallback. Add an available licensed sound when posting, or use permitted local audio.

Plan dance formations in 3D

Drag each dancer on a stage map, pick the beat where the formation changes and watch the squad walk into place while they dance. Use the free dance formation maker to plan a routine for your team before rehearsal.

Make a video with your own 3D character

Import a rigged humanoid .glb file, choose a routine and preview its movement before exporting. The character needs a compatible skeleton; an unrigged model cannot follow the dance. Read how to animate a GLB character for file requirements and troubleshooting.

Questions before your first export

Is this a photo-to-dance generator?

Squad Dance animates editable 3D characters using dance presets and timeline controls. It does not turn a selfie into a dance video. Start with the built-in performers or import a compatible rigged character.

Does the exported video include the original song?

YouTube and Spotify recordings are listening references and are not included in exported videos. Use an audio file you have permission to use, or add an available sound in TikTok, Reels or Shorts. See the music and export guide.

Which video formats can I download?

A supported browser exports H.264 MP4. Browsers without the required encoder offer a WebM fallback. Choose 1080×1920 or 720×1280 at 30 frames per second. The first-video walkthrough covers editing, saving and export.

Dance presets are 3D interpretations of credited references, rather than exact performances or lessons. Learn how Squad Dance works.

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