Upload one photo and star in the viral missed train dance: you sprint down the stairs, the yellow doors shut one step too late, you drop to your knees, then dance it out on the platform. 15 seconds, vertical, ready to post.
60 credits · 60 per video
Examples
The station, the closing doors and every beat stay the same; only the lead changes. A person keeps their face and clothes, a pet keeps its face, fur and tail.
How it works
People keep their face, hairstyle and the clothes from the photo. Pets keep their face, fur and markings, and stand up on their hind legs to dance.
One subject, a clear face and good light. A waist-up or full-body photo gives the best run, kneel and dance.
In a few minutes you get a 15-second 9:16 video. Add the trending sound on TikTok, Reels or Shorts and start it from the first second.
Inside the 15 seconds
Simple pricing
One missed train dance video for $5. A one-time purchase, no subscription.
60 credits · 60 per video
The missed train dance trend is a short TikTok format: someone races for a train, the doors close in their face, they collapse to their knees, and then they shrug it off with a dance on the platform. People also call it the train guy dance. Here you make the 15-second version with yourself, or your pet, in the lead.
One subject with a clear, well-lit face. A waist-up or full-body photo lets the run, the kneel and the dance look like you. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and group photos.
Yes. Switch to Pet: your dog or cat runs down the stairs on four legs, flops down at the closed doors, then stands up on its hind legs to dance.
The clothes from your photo. If the photo shows only your face and shoulders, plain dark trousers and trainers fill in the rest. A shirt, a jacket or a work bag fits the joke well.
No. The video has platform ambience only: footsteps, the door chime, the train pulling away. Add the trending sound when you post on TikTok and start it from 0 seconds, so the knee drop and the dance land on the beat.
No. It is a generic modern metro platform with an unbranded silver train and yellow doors, no station names or signs, and only blurred commuters far in the background.
Each run is a little different. If the face or a move is off, try again or use a sharper photo. Failed generations return your credits.
Email us at contact@missedtraindance.com.
Your turn
Run for it, miss it by a step, and dance it out on the platform.