1) TikTok — Find the dance video 1. Open TikTok. 2. Use the search bar to find the dance you want (try the dance name, the sound name, or “dance tutorial”). 3. Tap the video and make sure it’s the exact one you want. 4. Tap Share → Copy link. 2) ssstik — Download the TikTok video 1. Open ssstik in your browser. 2. Paste the TikTok link you copied. 3. Tap Download (choose the option you want). 4. Save the video to your device (make sure you know where it saved). 3) Whisk — Make the image for the dance 1. Open Whisk. 2. Create your image (choose your style, background, outfit, vibe, etc.). 3. Export/Download the image (save it in a place you can find fast). 4. Optional but smart: make sure the image is clear, high quality, and fits the vibe of the dance video. 4) Kling — Upload the dance video + created image 1. Open Kling. 2. Start a new project (video generation/edit). 3. Upload the dance video you downloaded. 4. Upload the image you made in Whisk. 5. Select the option that matches what you’re doing (ex: image-to-video, video reference, or style transfer depending on what Kling shows). 6. Adjust settings (strength, motion, consistency, etc.) if available. 7. Click Generate/Create. 8. Review the result and download/save your final video.

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