Use case · Dancers

Learn choreographies from YouTube, one 8-count at a time

Cut a dance tutorial or a performance video into sections, loop the move you are working on, slow it down and mirror it so the dancer moves on the same side as you.

Try it free

Why dancers use SeamTube

Mirror the video

Flip the video horizontally in one click. When the teacher faces the camera, their right becomes your right.

Slow down the hard parts

Drop a tricky combo to 0.5× or 0.25× to see every step, then bring it back to full speed once your body knows it.

Drill each section

Set an exact number of repeats per section: 8 times the intro, 12 times the chorus, then the full routine.

How to learn a choreography with SeamTube

  1. 1

    Paste the link of the dance video on YouTube.

  2. 2

    Create one cut per section of the choreography, for example one per 8-count.

  3. 3

    Turn on Mirror and lower the speed of the sections you find difficult.

  4. 4

    Set the repeats, press play and dance: SeamTube chains the sections for you.

Practice tips

  • Learn the choreography in small blocks, then add a final cut covering the whole routine at full speed.
  • Increase the speed step by step: 0.5×, 0.75×, then 1× once you are comfortable.
  • Save your seam and share it with your dance partners or your crew, so everyone practices the same sections.

Other ways to practice with SeamTube