KDA Firestarter AI Dance Generator

It is an independent avatar-to-dance tool inspired by Kai’Sa’s solo in K/DA’s FIRESTARTER. Your avatar supplies the face and identity, and a built-in neon-stage reference supplies the movement: voguing hand frames, sharp poses, three hits on the beat drop, a fast turn and a fierce finish.

Upload one clear avatar, confirm you have permission to use it, choose 9:16 or 21:9 and 480p or 720p, and press Generate. You sign in and pay only when you generate. The video is ready in about four to five minutes and you download it as an MP4.

It is built around that moment: the template hits three sharp poses on the beat drop. It follows the spirit of Kai’Sa’s solo, sometimes discussed as the voguing and dip sequence, rather than copying every part of the full choreography.

You buy credits: 20 credits for $6.99, 50 credits for $14.99 or 120 credits for $29.99. A 12 second video costs 10 credits at 480p or 20 credits at 720p, in either frame. So 20 credits make one 720p video or two 480p videos. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and credits never expire.

Choosing and previewing a photo is free. Generating a video uses credits because every video uses real GPU time, and the cost is shown before you start. If a video fails to render, the credits are returned automatically.

Videos are 12 seconds long, at 480p or 720p. A 480p video usually takes about four minutes and a 720p video about five, depending on how busy the queue is. You can close the tab, and the finished video waits in My videos.

Choose 9:16 for a tall frame that fills a phone screen, or 21:9 for an ultrawide frame with more room beside the dancer. They are shapes, not quality levels, and both cost the same credits. Pick before you generate, because changing the frame means a new render.

One subject per avatar, with a clear face, good light and room around the arms and body. Full-body images are best for a dance. Each side must be a little over 300 pixels. Avoid group photos, motion blur, heavy filters and heads or hands cropped at the edge.

Only use photos of yourself, original characters you have the rights to use, or adults who agreed to be in the video. Photos of minors, celebrities and other public figures are not allowed, and neither are characters or artwork owned by someone else. You confirm this before every render. The full list is in the Acceptable Use Policy.

Yes. A 12 second excerpt of the song is added to your finished dance, for personal sharing only. The song remains subject to the rights of its owners, and the picture itself is AI generated with no footage from the music video. For any commercial use, replace the sound with music you have the right to use.

No. AI motion can vary, especially during fast turns, quick hand frames and close-ups. Faces and clothes follow your photo closely, but small differences are normal. Review the whole clip before you post it, and try a clearer photo if the first one is off.

Yes, for personal, non-commercial use. Label it as AI generated when you share it. The song is copyrighted music: a platform may mute, claim or remove a video that contains it, and you are responsible for following the platform’s rules and the terms of the rights holders. If a platform mutes the sound, pick a sound from that platform’s own library instead.

Sometimes the AI provider’s safety or copyright check rejects a job, and an unclear photo can fail too. If the copyright check flags it, we retry once on our own. A render that still fails, or a photo rejected by the safety filter, returns its credits to your balance automatically, so you can try again. Credits are not cash. A credit pack can be refunded in full within 7 days of purchase if none of its credits have been used. See the Refund Policy for how to ask.

No. This site is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Riot Games, K/DA or the artists behind FIRESTARTER.

Uploaded avatars are deleted automatically after 7 days and finished videos after 30 days. Your avatar is sent to our AI video provider only to make your video, and we do not use it to train AI models. Download your video before it expires.

No. You upload one avatar and choose the frame and quality. The silent dance reference, the song and the moves are built in, so you cannot upload a different video, write a prompt or change the music or timing.

The videos are for personal, non-commercial use, such as sharing with friends or posting on your own social accounts. Label them as AI generated when you share them. The sound is included for personal sharing only, and the song remains subject to the rights of its owners, so for ads or business use replace it with music you have the right to use.