3D dance animations for your characters

Squad Dance has 34 dance animations you can play on 3D characters in your browser: 11 TikTok-inspired routines plus grooves, party moves, Moroccan and Ahwach dances. Preview them on the built-in squad or a rigged GLB character of your own, then export a vertical video. It is free and needs no account.

Open the 3D editor →

TikTok dance animations

Each preview below is a few seconds recorded in the editor. Press “Use this dance” to open the full routine. In the editor every routine is also split into short named steps, from Renegade’s “stir the pot” to The Git Up’s “pony”, that you can mix with any other move.

More moves in the editor

Drag these onto the timeline for the whole squad or for one dancer, mix them with the routines above, or press Auto-choreograph for a starting point.

Grooves and studio moves (6)

Party moves (6)

Moroccan dances (5)

Ahwach group dance (5)

Motion capture (1)

Play an animation on your own character

  1. Open a dance. Choose a routine above or start in the editor.
  2. Import your character. In the Squad tab, select a dancer and choose “Use my own 3D character (.glb)”.
  3. Check the movement. The editor recognizes common humanoid bone names, including Mixamo-style names. Watch arms, knees and feet before a long export.
  4. Export. Create a 1080×1920 or 720×1280 video on your device.

The GLB character guide explains file requirements and what to try when a model does not move.

Can I download the animation files?

No. The animations play inside the editor and are not offered as FBX, BVH or glTF animation downloads. What you download is the finished video. If you need animation files for a game engine, use a motion library that licenses them for that purpose.

Questions

Are these motion capture?

The routines combine authored 3D movement and selected motion references. They interpret the credited dances rather than reproducing an exact performance. Each dance page names its reference.

Can several characters dance different animations?

Yes. The timeline has a lane for the whole squad and one for each dancer, and the formation maker moves them around the stage.

Do the videos include music?

Not the original recordings. Add a licensed sound in TikTok, Reels or Shorts, or upload audio you have permission to use. See the export guide.