Studio soloists & competition crews

Custom dance cards from a recital or competition photo

Studio soloists, competition crews, first recitals. We lift the dancer out of the hallway or the wings and place them on a theatre stage — spotlight, haze, dark house — that we draw deterministically.

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Names & stats drawn as real text
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Dance

What's on the card

The dance stat line

Stats

Dance renders SCORE, ROUTINES, 1ST and PODIUM. Judged scores are the detail people care most about getting right, which is exactly why they're typed and drawn as text rather than generated.

SCORE
ROUTINES
1ST
PODIUM

The backdrop

Dance composites onto a stage floor with a single warm key light and a dark house behind, so the line of the body reads the way it does from the audience.

What photo to send

Dance photos are the hardest category we tested. Every full-body stage shot we ran came back with the dancer smaller on the card than the jersey number — the pose is beautiful and the face is 40 pixels tall. We crop to head and torso, which keeps the expression and most of the arm line.

The workflow, not one AI image

From a real photo to a real dance card

1
Upload a real photo
A phone snap is fine. We score blur, lighting and face size first.
2
We isolate the subject
Background removed entirely — not dimmed. The face is never altered.
3
Staged & lettered
Placed on a drawn dance stage. Every name and number is real text.
4
Printed for real
Cards, a display print, and every digital format.

Same photo, both sides

Drag to see the edit

This is the ordinary snapshot above, run through the real pipeline. The person is untouched — only what's behind them changes.

Questions

Dance cards, answered

Should I send an action shot or a posed one?

Either, but frame tighter than feels natural. A full-body leap loses the face at card size. Head-and-torso with one arm in frame keeps both the person and the movement.

Can the costume colour drive the card?

Yes — the stage light and accents follow the colours you set, so the card reads as belonging to that routine.

Is this only for competition dancers?

No. A first recital counts. There is no achievement threshold.

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