Do the toc toc dance from one photo

Upload a photo of your pet or a selfie and get your own toc toc AI dance: the hops, the knock, the kick and the big finish, in about 5 minutes.

33M views · 4.1M likes on TikTok See the original

$9.99 once, no account · Free redo, then a full refund if it's still not right · Ready in about 5 minutes

1. Pick your photo

  • You (18 or older) or your pet, facing the camera
  • Bright, sharp, close-up, no filters
  • No other people's faces (hands are fine)

Why make it here

The original

33M views · 4.1M likes

@4thfloorboys on TikTok · posted Oct 6, 2026 · numbers as of Oct 21, 2026

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What is the Toc Toc trend?

The Toc Toc trend is a TikTok dance in which people hop toward a phone on one foot, knock twice on the air on the "toc toc" of the song, kick, and finish with their arms thrown wide. It is set to "Toc Toc", a 2015 song by French entertainer Patrick Sébastien, and it went worldwide on TikTok in late September 2026.

The dance started in France and spread to Germany, Poland, Italy and the US; the TikTok sound behind it was first posted on Aug 13, 2026. A hallway version posted on Oct 6, 2026 has about 33 million views as of Oct 21, 2026, and the sound has been used in more than 28,000 videos. Some viewers call it the "Kicékéla" trend, after the lyrics.

The trend in numbers

Counted on the TikTok sound page on Oct 21, 2026, from the top 47 videos, so the real numbers are higher.

How to make a toc toc dance video

  1. Pick a clear photo of your pet, or a selfie of just you.
  2. Pay once. No subscription.
  3. Your 10-second video is ready in about 5 minutes. Add the toc toc sound when you post.

Toc toc dance FAQ

What song is the toc toc dance?

It is "Toc Toc", a 2015 song by French entertainer Patrick Sébastien, about someone knocking at the door. In 2026 TikTok users paired its chorus with the hop-and-knock dance, and the song went worldwide in late September 2026. Your video has no music, so add the song from the TikTok or Instagram sound library when you post.

Is it the toc toc dance or the tic toc dance?

Same dance. Many people search for it as the "tic toc dance" or the "tok tok dance" because it took off on TikTok, but the song and the knock are "toc toc", the French sound of knocking on a door. Some viewers also call it the "Kicékéla" trend, after the lyrics.

How do you do the toc toc dance?

Put the phone on the floor and step back. Hop toward it on one foot, three or four times. On the "toc toc", knock twice on the air with one fist as if knocking on a door. Kick one leg out, then land in front of the phone and throw both arms wide. Groups do it one after another, like a relay down a hallway.

Does it work with cats and dogs?

Yes. Upload a clear photo of your dog or cat and your pet bounces toward the camera on its hind legs, knocks on the air with a paw, kicks and finishes with both front paws wide. It looks best when the whole pet is in the photo.

What photo works best?

A sharp, well-lit photo where your pet or you face the camera, with the whole body in view if you can. One subject only.

Does it have the toc toc song?

No. Your video has no music, so you can add the trending toc toc sound in TikTok or Instagram when you post it and line it up in the editor.

Can I use a photo of a friend?

Only with their permission, and only if they are 18 or older. Photos of children are blocked.

What if it does not come out right?

Watch it first: it plays as a preview. If it did not come out right, make it again once for free within 24 hours. If the new one is still wrong, reply to your receipt email within 7 days for a full refund. Once you tap Keep it and download, the video is yours and the sale is final.

What happens to my photo?

It is used only to make your video and is deleted after 7 days. Videos are deleted after 30 days.