UPDATED 2026-10-18

A2O LITE NEON AI Dance Prompt: How the Template Works

The Human Duo and Pet Duo templates use this fixed server-side prompt: “two characters from the reference images perform a synchronized K-pop duo dance on a neon-lit stage, magenta and cyan rim light, full-body framing, consistent identity, smooth choreography, no text, no logos.” The prompt excludes celebrity and member impersonation.

two characters from the reference images perform a synchronized K-pop duo dance on a neon-lit stage, magenta and cyan rim light, full-body framing, consistent identity, smooth choreography, no text, no logos. Do not depict a celebrity, public figure, or A2O LITE member.

Copyable base prompt

The block below reproduces the general dance direction used by the duo templates. In the product, the server applies the template prompt and binds the matching reference video. The browser cannot replace the server prompt by submitting a custom prompt field.

What the wording controls

“Two characters from the reference images” tells the model that the uploaded images are identity references for the intended subjects. “Synchronized” and “duo dance” describe the shared movement goal. The lighting and color terms set a visual mood, while “full-body framing” gives the scene room to show movement from head to foot.

These phrases guide generation but do not guarantee that every detail will be followed. Video models can alter facial features, miss steps, introduce extra limbs, or change the background. Review the result rather than assuming the prompt creates a perfect reproduction.

The reference video is selected by template

Human Duo and Solo use the vertical human reference. Pet Duo selects one of three horizontal references: Bunny & Cat, Dog & Cat, or Bears. The server binds the selected video path; a client cannot submit a different external reference to the dance workflow.

A reference clip helps communicate motion timing and broad composition. It does not turn the output into the same source video and should not be presented as a recording of the real people or animals in your photos. All supplied samples are labelled as examples or motion references in the interface.

Template-specific prompt use

Human Duo and Pet Duo share the duo prompt direction, but the server validates the photo category separately. Human Duo requires two adult photos and a consent confirmation. Pet Duo requires two pet photos and rejects people. Solo uses one adult subject and a solo-dance variation of the prompt.

The template also fixes duration and aspect ratio: 15 seconds, vertical 9:16 for Human Duo and Solo, horizontal 16:9 for Pet Duo. These values are validated on the server and cannot be silently changed by a request payload.

Safety and identity limits

The prompt says not to depict a celebrity, public figure, or A2O LITE member. The server additionally checks human photos for adult status and disallowed public identities when a vision provider is available. If the classification service is unavailable or uncertain, real generation stops rather than proceeding without the review.

Do not use the prompt to impersonate a specific person or to create an official-looking endorsement. Only upload images you are permitted to use. A user confirmation does not override the server’s refusal rules, and failed or blocked requests do not deduct generation credits.

Prompt tips for a separate tool

If you adapt this text for a different product, keep the request clear and short. Specify the subject count, broad movement, framing, and lighting, then remove instructions that the destination model cannot follow. Avoid including a real person’s name, official logos, commercial song lyrics, or a request to reproduce a performer’s likeness.

A tool that accepts a custom prompt may interpret details differently from this site. Check its upload rules, data retention terms, and model capabilities. This prompt page does not promise compatibility with a third-party service or provide a license to use the sample video.

Prompt and product boundary

The prompt is only one part of the request. The server also sets model, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, reference image list, and reference video. It calculates credits, checks input counts, authenticates the account, and places the work in the task queue. That structure is what makes the web form a real generator rather than a prompt display.

When the task succeeds, the video is saved in the account’s creation library. When it fails, the task system restores the charge. This prompt page describes the configured template, not an official A2O LITE creative brief.

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