Most tutorials fail because they’re vague. The best Medium pieces give readers a workflow they can reproduce and improve.
Try one quick run with create baby dance for free, then scale into a repeatable series using create on GoEnhance AI.
Step 1: Choose a “trackable” photo

Aim for clarity and structure:
- Face is clear and well lit
- Arms and legs visible
- No heavy motion blur
- Background not busy
Pro tip: If you’re unsure, pick a photo where the baby’s outline is easy to trace with your eyes. If you can’t “read” the body quickly, the model will struggle too.
Step 2: Pick the right reference (start with a simple one)

For your first clip, use a reference that is:
- Front-facing
- Not too fast
- Mostly in one place (no walking across frame)
- Shot with a steady camera
Many “bad” results aren’t bad generation—they’re bad reference.
Step 3: Generate a “stable version” first
Your first goal is not viral. It’s believable.
- Keep motion moderate
- Keep duration short (6–10s)
- Avoid extreme arm swings and fast footwork
Once you get a stable clip, then you can experiment with more aggressive dance styles.
Step 4: Package it like a short-form post
This is what upgrades it from “AI demo” to “native content”:
- Mute source audio and add a beat
- Start movement on a beat drop
- Add a one-line caption that sells emotion, not tech
Examples:
- “He said it’s leg day.”
- “When the snack hits.”
- “First day of dance school.”
A repeatable settings checklist
| Item | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Clip length | 6–10 seconds |
| Photo | Clear subject, visible limbs |
| Reference | Stable camera, simple motion |
| Posting | Beat drop start + short caption |
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