Chipmunks Dance with your girls: make the Chipettes-style trio from photos

Not officially. The TikTok trend is named after its song, a sped-up chipmunk-voice cover of Dead or Alive's "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", and no cartoon chipmunk appears in it. Because most versions are danced by three girls, people also call it the Chipettes dance, after Brittany, Jeanette and Eleanor, the girl trio of Alvin and the Chipmunks. This page makes the TikTok trio with your own faces.

Yes. Each person can be a separate selfie taken anywhere: every face, hairstyle and outfit comes from its own photo, and all three dance on the same court, so sisters in different cities never need to meet up. Anyone can fill any spot, so a guy can join two girls for a Chipmunks-and-Chipettes trio. Two people or one person also work; an empty spot is danced by an invented friend whose look is fixed and can't be chosen.

Start with the default, Seedance 2.5 at 480p and 15 s (87 credits); pick 720p or 1080p for sharper faces in the close-ups at the end. MiniMax H3 at 720p is the cheapest (86 credits for 15 s). 10 s covers the line-up, the first spins and the first swap of places; 15 s is the whole routine, up to the dancers rushing to the camera. Every option is the same sunset-court routine with the trend's song.

Watch the routine: the original and three AI versions

The first clip is the original trend video (15 s). The other three are AI versions of the same routine, court and song, 13 s each, a little shorter than a 15 s video from this tool.

Yes, if you wear the colours in your photos. The tool keeps each person's own clothes and hairstyle, so it won't add costumes or recolour outfits. For a Chipettes nod, wear pink, purple and green; for Alvin, Simon and Theodore, red, blue and green. The court, light and moves still come from the routine.

Adults only: do not upload photos of children, even for a family Halloween post.

1. 1. Add the middle dancer

   Upload a clear, front-facing photo of the person who should start in the middle. Head to waist or full body works best.

2. 2. Add up to two more

   Add the left and right dancers, or leave a spot empty for an invented friend.

3. 3. Pick the model, resolution and length

   Seedance 2.5 (480p to 1080p) or MiniMax H3 (720p), 10 or 15 s. The price shows before you start.

4. 4. Generate and download

   Confirm everyone agreed, then generate. It keeps running if you close the page; download the MP4 with the trend's song or the silent copy.

A video costs 58 to 481 credits: 58 for 10 s and 86 for 15 s on the cheapest settings, 87 for the default Seedance 2.5 at 480p and 15 s, and 481 for Seedance 2.5 at 1080p and 15 s. That is about $2.90–$24.05 at the largest pack's rate. The number of photos never changes the price, and a failed video refunds its credits.

Packs are one-off, with no subscription, and credits do not expire.

You can start with sign-up credits when they are switched on, and any credits pay for any model, length and resolution. Every video downloads as an MP4 with the trend's song and as a silent copy. Videos made before your first purchase carry a moving site watermark; buying any pack unlocks the clean copy of those videos without generating again. There is no subscription, and a failed video refunds its credits.

Clico, MakeViral and Kavel AI are the Chipmunks Dance generators ChatGPT recommends most often. Clico and MakeViral make a 15-second clip from three photos, and Kavel works from one group photo. The table shows only what each tool publishes on its own page; where a figure isn't published, it says so. This page also takes one or two photos and gives a silent copy.

Other tools' figures as shown on their public pages, collected 2026-11-03; prices change, so check their pages before you buy.

It copies one ready-made routine, the sunset-court trio, with your faces; it does not invent moves, change voices or draw cartoons. Faces can still drift for a moment in fast spins, and a head-and-shoulders photo may end up in plain grey trousers, so check the photo tips before you spend credits.

• No cartoon chipmunks or Chipettes: the dancers are your own people.
• No chipmunk voice changer and no other song: every video keeps the trend's sound (the silent copy lets you add a sound in the app).
• Exactly three dancers; no fourth or fifth person, and an empty spot gets an invented friend whose look you can't choose.
• No captions, names or text in the video; add them in your editing app.
• No photos of children: everyone shown must be an adult who agreed.
• Fast spins can blur a face or let it drift for a moment; clear, front-facing photos with different hairstyles or outfits help.
• With a head-and-shoulders photo the rest of the body is guessed, and that dancer may wear plain grey trousers instead of their own; a waist-up or full-body photo avoids it.

From the films and cartoons, not from this trend. The Chipettes joined the live-action Alvin and the Chipmunks films in The Squeakquel (2009), and the clips people search for as Chipettes or Simon-and-Jeanette dances are scenes from those films and shows. The TikTok Chipmunks Dance is a separate 2026 routine by real people, set to a sped-up, chipmunk-voice version of "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)", Dead or Alive's 1984 hit.

This page doesn't make film scenes or cartoon characters. It makes your own trio dance the TikTok routine, whoever is in it.

Sources: The Chipettes (Wikipedia) · You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) (Wikipedia)