Baby Doll Dance: Do the Jamie Miller Trend from a Photo

The chugs, the shimmy, the spin and the arms-up jump everyone is doing in a line to Jamie Miller’s "Babydoll". Pick a real baby doll dance video, upload a photo of you, your mom, your partner or the whole group chat, and AI puts them in it doing every step, with the song.

  • Any real video as the reference
  • Solo, duo or the whole line
  • Keeps the song
  • No watermark

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The baby doll dance is the easy retro two-step Jamie Miller does to his song “Babydoll”, side by side with whoever he can get: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Meghan Trainor, his dad, the Savannah Bananas. It took off because anyone can learn it in a minute, so couples, moms and daughters and whole families joined in. It is at its peak: the song went to No. 1 in the UK, and new versions go up every day.

Original post
Jamie Miller’s first Babydoll post, two weeks before the song came out · @jamiemillmusic
Sound
Babydoll — open it in TikTok and tap “Use this sound”.
Also called
Babydoll dance, Babydoll two step, Jamie Miller Babydoll dance, Babydoll dance trend
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Baby Doll Dance Videos to Remix

Jamie Miller’s own black-suit video first, then the versions everyone copied: a baseball stadium, a couple in the backyard, grandparents in the dining room, a mom and her daughter, a sleepover, a family of three. Pick the one with the right number of people for your photos, and it becomes the reference for your baby doll dance video.

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The original black-suit video

@jamiemillmusic on TikTok
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A whole baseball team

@thesavbananas on TikTok
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Couple in the backyard

@shelbanddyl on TikTok
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Grandparents at home

@twojays2 on TikTok
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A street full of suits

@markellwashington1 on TikTok
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With a horse, after dark

@sea_erdbea on TikTok
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Mom and daughter

@ellianawalmsley on TikTok
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Black tie with Jennifer Love Hewitt

@jamiemillmusic on TikTok
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Sleepover in pajamas

@perrie on TikTok
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Mom and the girls before church

@lindsarnold on TikTok
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Big Time Rush by the pool

@bigtimerush on TikTok
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Couple in the kitchen

@micahandsarah on TikTok
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Jamie Miller and his dad

@jamiemillmusic on TikTok
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Mom, dad and daughter

@lottevanharen on TikTok
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The Wiggles join in

@thewiggles on TikTok
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Three friends on a country lane

@gracebettyharmer on TikTok

Solo on a shop street

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Two cats doing it

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What Is the Baby Doll Dance?

The baby doll dance is the TikTok dance to "Babydoll", a retro, Motown-flavored pop song by Jamie Miller, the Welsh singer who made the final of The Voice UK. He started posting it before the song was even out and kept dancing it with guests: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Julianne Hough, Meghan Trainor, his own dad. A duet version with actor Antonio Cipriano followed, and the song went to No. 1 in the UK.

The steps are an easy two-step, taught by Xito Rico, and that is why it spread: chugs, side steps and a ball change, a step-touch with arm circles, a shoulder shimmy and a point, then kicks, a spin, a jump with the arms up and big swinging arms. It is done side by side, so the most-liked versions are couples, friends in a line, moms and daughters, grandparents and whole families, and even the Savannah Bananas on a baseball field.

The baby doll dance with AI is for the people you cannot get in front of a camera: the partner who will not learn it, the mom three states away, the friends who never rehearse, or your cat. Instead of filming, you take a real Babydoll video and swap the dancers for the people in your photos. Every baby doll dance video made here starts from one of the videos on this page.

Timeline

  1. Jamie Miller posts Babydoll for the first time (3M plays) and keeps teasing it every day.

  2. The song comes out.

  3. Jennifer Love Hewitt does the dance with him (3.3M plays), and more famous guests follow.

  4. He leads the Savannah Bananas through it on the baseball field: 8M plays and 812K likes.

  5. The duet version with actor Antonio Cipriano comes out.

  6. Babydoll goes to No. 1 in the UK, and the next night it is danced on Strictly Come Dancing.

How to Make a Baby Doll Dance Video with AI

  1. 1

    Pick a video

    Choose the reference on the right: a solo, a couple, a trio in a line or a whole family. The AI copies its steps, camera and timing beat for beat.

  2. 2

    Add who dances

    One full-body photo per dancer, the middle of the line first. Anyone you leave out keeps their place in the original video.

  3. 3

    Create and post

    Your baby doll dance video keeps the Babydoll song from the reference, so it lands on the same sound as the rest of the trend when you post it.

Tips for a Better Baby Doll Dance Video

Match the number of dancers

The trend is done side by side, so count the people in the video you pick and add that many photos. One photo in a trio video only replaces the dancer in the middle.

Use full-body photos

The chugs, kicks and the jump are all legs. A photo cut off at the chest leaves the model guessing what the rest of you looks like.

Pick a setting close to your photo

A photo taken outside suits the street, the lane and the backyard; one taken indoors suits the living room and kitchen videos. Similar light makes the swap look real.

Try it with your pets

Cats and dogs can do the baby doll dance too: pick the two-cat video or a duo, add a photo of each pet, and they stand up and do the arm moves with their paws.

Pricing

Each baby doll dance video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick 9, 11 or 15 seconds. The price is on the button before you start, and nothing else is added.

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        Use it responsibly

        • Only upload photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets.
        • Do not use it to make someone look like they did something they did not.
        • Label the result as AI when you post it; TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated tag.
        • Do not upload photos of Jamie Miller, Antonio Cipriano or other famous people; the trend is for putting yourself, your family and your friends in it.

        Frequently Asked Questions

        How does AI make a baby doll dance from my photo?

        It swaps the dancers in a real Babydoll video for the people or pets in your photos, keeping every step, the camera and the song. You pick the baby doll dance video, add a photo for each dancer and get the clip back ready to post.

        What song is the baby doll dance to?

        "Babydoll" by Jamie Miller, out on 7 August 2026, also released as a duet with Antonio Cipriano on 18 September. The dance is done to the chorus, and the song reached No. 1 in the UK in October.

        Who started the baby doll dance?

        Jamie Miller himself, in a promo video posted on 24 July 2026 with two dancers in black suits; the steps were taught by Xito Rico (@xitorico). It took off after Jennifer Love Hewitt joined in in August, and then couples, families and celebrities from Perrie to Big Time Rush and The Wiggles did their own.

        What are the baby doll dance steps?

        Chugs forward, side steps and a ball change, a step-touch with arm circles, a shoulder shimmy into a point at the camera, a few kicks out into a wide stance, a spin, a jump with both arms up, big arm swings, then linking arms and bouncing. On TikTok, search "baby doll dance tutorial" or "step by step" for slowed-down and mirrored versions; or skip the practice and make one here from a photo.

        Is this the Sunny Leone or Dominic Fike "Baby Doll"?

        No. The TikTok baby doll dance is to Jamie Miller’s 2026 song. "Baby Doll" from the Bollywood film Ragini MMS 2 (the Sunny Leone song) and Dominic Fike’s "Babydoll" are different songs, and so is the Oohh Lala Baby dance by the Baby Dolls group from the Philippines.

        Can I do the baby doll dance with my mom, partner or friends?

        Yes, that is how most people do it. Pick a duo or trio video and add one photo per person: the first takes the middle of the line, the rest fill in from left to right. It works even if they live far away and have never learned the steps.

        Does it work with my cat or dog?

        Yes. Pick the two-cat video or any duo, add a clear photo of each pet, and they stand up on their back legs and do the baby doll dance in the dancers’ place.

        Is this a CapCut template?

        No. CapCut templates paste a face onto a fixed clip. Here every dancer is rendered from your photos inside a real Babydoll video, so the bodies, outfits and steps all match.

        What is the Baby Doll Dance AI prompt?

        The three friends in a line prompt is in the AI Prompts section below. It starts: "Image 1, Image 2 and Image 3 are the Dancers." Paste the rest into any AI video tool that accepts your photos.

        Who Is Joining Your Line?

        Pick a video, add the photos, and post your baby doll dance while the whole internet is still doing it.

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        AI Prompts for the Baby Doll Dance

        The prompts behind every baby doll dance video: the remix prompt that swaps the dancers in a real video, and four text prompts for the open generator. They describe the routine step by step, so they also work in any image-to-video model that takes your photos as Image 1, Image 2 and so on.

        Three friends in a line

        Image 1, Image 2 and Image 3 are the Dancers. A vertical phone video, full body in frame, camera fixed at waist height, bright natural daylight, crisp and real. No text, no captions, no logos. The three people from the images stand side by side on a tree-lined country lane, in black hoodies and leggings with white sneakers, the one from Image 1 in the middle, and do the Babydoll dance from TikTok, a retro two-step done side by side in a line: little chugs forward, side steps and a ball change, a step-touch with arm circles, a shoulder shimmy that ends pointing at the camera, a few small kicks out into a wide stance, one spin on the spot, a jump with both arms straight up, big rock-star arm swings, then everyone links arms and bounces side to side, all in perfect unison and laughing at the end. Keep each person’s face, hairstyle, skin tone and build exactly as in their image and never swap them. Audio: an upbeat retro pop song with a Motown groove, hand claps and a male lead vocal, no dialogue.

        Other versions: Black suits on the street · Mom and daughter · Cats doing it