You laugh into the lens, lunge, hop and drop into the low floor-wiping bounce of the Wipe Me Down dance. One photo of you is all it takes.
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Wipe Me Down AI is a 13-second dance clip in which you laugh into the lens, run into a side lunge, hop, jump and bounce low with your hands sweeping the floor to the song Wipe Me Down; videosi makes it from one photo of you.
Wipe Me Down AI is made with Seedance 2.0 / 2.5 (you pick the tier) by ByteDance. The prompt behind it has 5 parts, and the timing is what makes or breaks it.
Photorealistic live-action phone footage, 13 seconds, one continuous handheld take at chest height, the dancer's full body in frame after the opening close-up.…



Face to the camera, head to shoes in frame, even light. What you wear in the photo is what you dance in.
The townhouse square of the CapCut template or the navy kitchen of the original clip; 9:16 for TikTok and Reels, or 1:1 and 16:9.
Press Generate and the 13-second dance is rendered for you. It is a silent MP4 with no watermark.
Upload to TikTok or CapCut and pick the Wipe Me Down sound there, lining the floor-wipe bounce up with the hook.
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The Wipe Me Down dance is a short, goofy routine set to "Wipe Me Down", the 2007 Southern hip-hop track by Foxx, Webbie and Boosie Badazz. Someone laughs straight into the phone, runs into a deep side lunge, hops, jumps, then drops into a low bounce with both hands sweeping past the knees as if wiping the floor, and finishes with a loose shoulder shimmy.
The version that set off the current wave was a TikTok clip posted in mid August 2026: two friends in a kitchen with navy cabinets, one dancing up to the camera while the other waits, then swapping. From late September 2026 CapCut AI templates let anyone drop a photo into the routine, and from early October tutorials titled "wipe me down original dance" and "wipe me down dance ai" spread it further. One template puts a single grinning dancer in a pink trench coat on a paved square of white townhouses; that is the solo version people search for as the Wipe Me Down dance guy.
Our trend radar picked the AI version up in late October 2026 as a new, early-stage trend, so treat it as just starting rather than peaking.
This page makes the solo clip with you as the dancer. From one photo it keeps your face, hair and outfit, and you choose the townhouse square or the navy kitchen. The video is silent: add the Wipe Me Down sound in TikTok or CapCut, where the music is licensed. It is a different trend from the 2020 "Wipe It Down" mirror challenge.
Extreme close-up: you lean into the camera, laughing, face filling the frame.
You turn sideways, run a few steps and drop into a deep side lunge with one arm stretched out.
Back to camera in a full-body shot: quick hops with a knee up, then a small two-footed jump.
Knees low, bouncing on the beat, both hands sweeping past the knees from side to side as if wiping the floor.
One arm flicks out and you jump once more.
Upright again, elbows bent, a loose shoulder shimmy and a grin to the camera until the end.
The routine is a lunge, hops and a low bounce. A photo with legs and shoes in frame keeps your outfit right when you crouch.
The clip opens on a laughing close-up. A front-facing photo with a real smile gives the model the expression it needs.
The square is pale grey and white; the kitchen is dark navy. A bold colour, like the pink coat of the template, stands out on the square, a light outfit in the kitchen.
Anything over the face makes the likeness drift during the close-up and the jumps.
| Idea | Prompt | |
|---|---|---|
| Townhouse square | The solo Wipe Me Down routine on a paved square of white stucco townhouses in soft overcast light, as in the CapCut template. | |
| Navy kitchen | The same routine in a home kitchen with floor-to-ceiling navy cabinets and warm spotlights, the room of the original clip. |
The Wipe Me Down dance trend is a 13-second routine to the 2007 song Wipe Me Down: laugh into the camera, run into a side lunge, hop, jump, then bounce low with both hands sweeping the floor. It took off on TikTok from August 2026, and AI templates followed in late September. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI makes it from one photo of you.
There is no single verified Wipe Me Down guy. The wave started with a 17 August 2026 TikTok of two friends in a navy kitchen, and the grinning dancer in a pink trench coat on a townhouse square is the demo of a CapCut AI template; who, if anyone, he is remains unconfirmed. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI puts you in that spot instead, from one photo.
The song is Wipe Me Down, the 2007 Trill Entertainment single by Foxx with Webbie and Boosie Badazz, which reached No. 38 on the Billboard Hot 100. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI makes a 13-second silent clip; add the song yourself in TikTok or CapCut, where the platform licenses the music.
Upload one full-body photo to videosi, pick the townhouse square or the navy kitchen and a format, and press Generate: Wipe Me Down AI returns a 13-second video of you doing the routine, with your own face, hair and outfit. There is no prompt to write and no template link to copy.
No. The Wipe It Down challenge was a May 2020 TikTok trend to BMW Kenny's song, where people wiped a mirror and appeared in a new outfit. The 2026 Wipe Me Down dance uses the 2007 song Wipe Me Down and is a lunge, hop and floor-wipe routine. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI makes only the 2026 dance.
Yes, CapCut has shared Wipe Me Down AI templates since late September 2026, one with about 27,000 uses, but there is no live TikTok camera filter, and templates change or disappear often. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI does the same in the browser: one photo in, a 13-second clip out, ready to post with the sound.
videosi makes Wipe Me Down AI with ByteDance's Seedance video model (Seedance 2.0 Mini by default, up to Seedance 2.5), using a six-block prompt and a 13-second motion reference of an AI-made ordinary dancer. The full prompt is not published, but this page shows its structure, an excerpt and why copied prompts usually fail.
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Wipe Me Down AI on videosi is not free: there is no free generation or trial. A 13-second video on the Standard model at 720p is 11 credits; better models and higher resolutions cost more. Credit packs start at $6.99 for 10 credits and never expire, and plans start at $29.90 a month. A failed render returns its credits.
Most Wipe Me Down AI misses on videosi come from the photo: a small, dark or sideways face gives the model too little to hold from the 1-second close-up to the low bounce. Use a bright, sharp, full-body photo facing the camera, ideally smiling. A failed or blocked render refunds its credits automatically.
"Wipe me down" is a boast from the 2007 Baton Rouge rap song of the same name: the singers are so fresh and so flashy that someone should wipe them down. On TikTok in 2026 it names the dance, whose low hand sweeps look like wiping the floor. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI makes the dance from one photo.
As of late October 2026 the Wipe Me Down AI dance is an early-stage trend: the kitchen clip appeared on 17 August 2026, CapCut AI templates from 28 September, and new tutorials were still being posted on 23 October. Our radar flagged it as new in late October. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI makes a 13-second version of you.
Friends and parents, yes, with their permission: upload a clear full-body photo of them to videosi's Wipe Me Down AI and they dance the 13-second routine. Do not use photos of celebrities or children. The page is tuned for people; for cats and dogs, the AI cat dance and dancing dog pages work better.
You can try, but a text prompt alone rarely gets this routine: most models invent a twerk or a club dance and skip the lunge, hop and floor wipe. videosi's Wipe Me Down AI pairs your photo with a 13-second motion reference of the actual routine, so the six beats land in order.