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Version 1.2.4 · 2026-09-17
bug fixes and feature improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.2.4, updated 2026-09-17.








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Turn your photos into viral AI dance videos and explore powerful face editing tools with FaceMaker.
Upload a selfie, choose a dance style, and watch AI transform your photo into an entertaining video in seconds. Animate portraits, create trending content, and share unique creations with friends and followers.
FaceMaker combines AI dance creation with advanced face editing features, making it easy to generate engaging videos while experimenting with new looks.
Create AI dance videos from photos, animate selfies, try different hairstyles, change your age, swap gender, and discover endless creative possibilities in one app.
AI Dance Generator
Turn still photos into dynamic dance videos with realistic motion effects. Choose from a variety of dance styles and create fun videos designed for social sharing.…
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