How to do the toc toc dance
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Learn the three moves
The whole dance is three moves on repeat: rhythmic one-foot hops, one fist knocking on an invisible door in time with the beat, and a quick quarter-turn between hops. Arms fling wide on every landing.
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Count it in eights
The clip is eight seconds: knocks on 1–2, hop on 3, turn on 4, and repeat with more energy each pass. Practice at half speed first — the crew in the video makes it look easier than it is.
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Film it, or generate it
Film yourself on a phone, or skip the filming: upload one photo to the generator on this page and your person leads the same choreography in an 8-second vertical video.
The tutorial, on real people
Every clip below started as a single photo run through the generator above — the same choreography from the tutorial, your person in the lead.
Bedroom selfie Couple selfie Grandma joined Even the dog
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Toc Toc Dance Tutorial — FAQ
What are the steps of the toc toc dance?
Three moves repeat for eight seconds: rhythmic one-foot hops (free leg kicked up), one fist knocking on an invisible door in time with the beat, and a quick quarter-turn between hops, arms flung wide on the landings. The full count-by-count walkthrough is in the three steps above.
How do I make a toc toc video of myself doing it?
Upload one photo of yourself to the generator on this page and pay once — your person becomes the lead of the 8-second clip doing the exact choreography, with a costumed crew behind. Download the MP4 and post it to TikTok with the trending sound added inside the app.
Is it free?
Generating a video costs 30 credits. The smallest pack is $9.90 one-time for exactly 30 credits — one full video — with no subscription. Bigger packs bring the per-video price down to about $5.98.
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