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Arabesque on pointe

Generate full-body dance photos with a plain background and a choice of poses. Review each image before preparing your audition set.

UNCSA's Ballet instructions specify first or second arabesque on pointe for female ballet applicants, plus the shared front view in tendu à la seconde with arms in second position. This guide follows that wording without inferring your gender. Generate the school photo set in one click, then review each pose as a separate image.

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Use a recent, clear photo of one person with your full body, face, hands and feet visible. Leave space around every limb. Your original pose and outfit are selected by default.

Photos to generate

Arabesque on pointe: the supporting foot wears a pointe shoe while the working leg is raised behind you. Check whether UNCSA asks for first or second arabesque and compare the whole position.

Choose a school to preselect its poses. Each pose becomes a separate photo using the same source and style settings.

Photo format

Keep your source pose, choose another position or select a school photo set. Each pose produces a separate image to review against the official example.

Studio background

Choose an attire preset to set clothing and tights colour. This selection changes styling only; it preserves your face and body. You can adjust the choices below.

Pointe poses always use pointe shoes. Automatic styling uses soft ballet slippers for other ballet poses, bare feet for the contemporary pose, and preserves your footwear when you keep both your original pose and outfit. These are tool presets.

School selection suggests an outfit that you can adjust. Practice outfits use a consistent plain design across the set. Compare your body proportions with the original.

Choose practice wear to match your recipient's instructions. Outfit, tights colour and automatic footwear are generation choices; school selection does not verify acceptance.

Expression and makeup are generation style choices, not school requirements. By default, relax the expression and remove visible makeup. Preserve natural skin texture and facial features, then compare the result with your original photo.

Suggested JPG export sizes: portrait 1536 × 2304 pixels (2:3) or landscape 2304 × 1536 pixels (3:2). These are tool presets. Follow the recipient's required dimensions, format and file limit.

AI generation starts only when you press the button. The browser-optimized photo is then uploaded for processing — compare the generated face with the original before use. Privacy policy

Your photo stays in this browser until you choose Generate dance photo.

UNCSA · Ballet (on pointe) · Choose a pose

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Dance photos — AI-generated headshot example
AI-generated headshot example

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Preparing your photo…

From your photo to a ready-to-review result

  1. Choose a clear photo

    Use a recent, clear photo of one person with your full body, face, hands and feet visible. Leave space around every limb. Your original pose and outfit are selected by default.

  2. Choose your settings

    Keep your source pose, choose another position or select a school photo set. Each pose produces a separate image to review against the official example.

  3. Compare and download

    Check the result against your original, confirm it looks like you, and download the JPG.

Start with a clear full-body photo

Keep your face and every limb visible, with room around your hands and feet. Use even lighting and a simple background. The AI is instructed to preserve your identity and body proportions, but it can alter anatomy or technique. Compare the result carefully with your original.

Build the photo set your audition asks for

Generate a single pose or select a school photo set to create the required poses in one click. Each pose becomes a separate image. Check clothing, orientation, pose and submission instructions for your course. Check that the recipient permits AI-generated photos before using a result in an application.

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Before you generate

What size is the downloaded photo?

Portrait exports are 1536 × 2304 pixels (2:3); landscape exports are 2304 × 1536 pixels (3:2). Both are JPG. These are suggested export sizes, not official school specifications. Prepare the final file to the recipient's instructions.

Can I generate a new dance pose?

Yes. Keep the pose from your source photo, choose a listed dance position or generate a school photo set. Each pose is a separate image. The AI may make mistakes in joints, hands, feet, balance or alignment. It does not verify your technique, body measurements or an exact match to a school's pose example.

Can I make my whole audition photo set at once?

Yes. Choose School photo set, select your school and generate the selected poses in one click. Each pose becomes a separate photo to review. For example, RCS lists five dance photos; UNCSA lists a shared front view plus a course-specific pose. A separate headshot may also be required.

Will it change my face?

The AI is instructed to preserve your facial features, age, skin tone and hair. It can still make mistakes. Compare every result with your original; identity matching is not automatically verified.

Will the school accept an AI-generated dance photo?

Check the current instructions for your course and ask the school if AI use is unclear. This tool does not verify acceptance or establish that a generated pose represents your actual technique. Use an original photograph if your recipient requires one.