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A Chuttamalle song AI edit video combines a dance clip with an AI-assisted visual edit. Here, you can use an authorized reference photo to create a personal face swap. Start with the homepage studio, choose your segment and review the inputs before generating. This edits the video; it does not create a new song or clone a singing voice.
Plan the song edit you want to make
Decide who should appear in the dance and choose a short moment that works as a complete clip. A visible face and a continuous shot give the model a clearer reference than fast cuts, heavy blur or a face hidden behind a hand.
Use your own photo or one you have permission to use. Prepare the source video and music you are authorized to edit and share. This is an independent creative tool, with no claim of endorsement by the film team or performers.
Choose a 3–10 second dance segment
Open the studio on the homepage. Choose the Chuttamalle template or upload an MP4/MOV up to 100 MB. Set a duration from 3 to 10 seconds, then move the timeline to your preferred starting point.
Preview the selected segment and check its beginning and ending. A source preview shows the footage you selected; it is not the generated result. For detailed source and photo preparation, use the video editing checklist in the related guides below.
Add your photo and choose the visual edit
Upload a clear JPG, PNG or WebP reference photo up to 10 MB. Face swap focuses on facial identity while aiming to keep the source clothing, movement and scene. Person swap guides more of the performer’s appearance; neither mode guarantees perfect likeness.
The template has male and female photo slots: add one or both references, and leave a slot empty to keep the original performer. Custom video uploads support a reference for one main person. Confirm permission for the people and materials before continuing.
Check the cost and generate your video
The displayed dance-edit rate is one credit per selected second: a 4-second clip uses 4 credits and a 10-second clip uses 10. Sign in, review the credit balance and any available trial, and check the final selection before confirming.
Follow the studio’s current availability and generation status. Previewing a source does not start a model job. When a result is ready, review its playback; download access follows your account’s current plan and the options shown in the studio.
Review the visuals and soundtrack before sharing
Check the face, transitions, movement and unwanted changes throughout the output. Listen to the result as well: do not assume the source soundtrack is included. If you add music in an editor afterward, use audio you are authorized to publish.
Label the result as AI-edited and avoid implying an official performance or endorsement. This page explains how to make a personal dance video. The song-context guide and AI-video explanation below cover the original music and reported altered clips separately.
Reader questions
Does this tool generate a Chuttamalle AI song?
No. This workflow edits the visuals using reference photos. It does not compose a Chuttamalle track, generate vocals or clone a singer’s voice.
Can I make the edit with only one photo?
Yes. For the template, add a photo to one performer’s slot and leave the other empty to keep the original performer. A custom video uses one reference for the main person.
Is the preview already my AI edit video?
No. The preview lets you check the selected source segment. A generated result appears after you confirm a generation and the provider completes the job.
Sources and scope
Prepared with AI assistance from the linked reporting and the editing workflow. News statements are attributed to their publishers; this guide is not an independent forensic investigation.