Full-body photos
The dance uses your whole body, so head-to-toe photos look best.
An empty gas station at 4 a.m., bright canopy lights, and you dancing like nobody is watching.

Your photos2 needed
Two adults, one per photo, faces to the camera in even light. No sunglasses, celebrities or screenshots. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
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What changes
The trend
The gas station trend is a late-night dance clip of someone dancing alone under the lights of an empty gas station: a wide shot across the forecourt, then a handheld selfie close-up.
People post it as a quiet, slightly absurd moment: the end of a night out, a long drive, or just a mood. The template keeps the setting, the light and the camera moves, and you bring the dancer. It works solo or with a friend dancing beside you.
It is set at an empty roadside gas station at 4 a.m., under bright white canopy lights, with a deep blue sky just before dawn and an empty highway behind.
Photo tips
The dance uses your whole body, so head-to-toe photos look best.
You dance in what you wear in the photo.
A relaxed standing pose gives the model the most to work with.
How-to
Full-body photos dance best.
The gas station and the music come with the template.
Ready in about five minutes.
FAQ
It works with a head-and-shoulders photo too, but full-body photos give the best moves.
Yes, add two photos.
12 seconds, with an original beat.
Who it's for
The classic lonely 4 a.m. dance.
Add a second photo and dance it together.
The end of the night, in twelve seconds.
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