Dance Dataset
Motion tokens, motion features, SMPL-X parameters, music features, and evaluation data.
Browse dataset ↗Get the released dance data and model weights, or generate a dance from your own music.
Motion tokens, motion features, SMPL-X parameters, music features, and evaluation data.
Browse dataset ↗ChoreoLLaMA generation weights, with the VQ-VAE and RetrievalNet checkpoints available in the same release.
Browse model weights ↗Follow the setup and download guide, then run inference on the test set or your own audio.
Get started ↗Released for non-commercial academic research, education, and evaluation. See the license and third-party notices for usage terms. The download guide lists file sizes and extraction paths.
In order to achieve scalable and generalizable 3D dance generation, we design a two-pronged approach that addresses both data quality and model architecture.
We develop a fully automated pipeline that reconstructs high-fidelity 3D dance motions from monocular videos. To eliminate physical artifacts prevalent in existing reconstruction methods, we introduce a Foot Restoration Diffusion Model (FRDM) guided by foot-contact and geometric constraints. This ensures physical plausibility while preserving kinematic smoothness and expressiveness, resulting in a diverse, high-quality multimodal 3D dance dataset.
We propose Choreographic LLaMA (ChoreoLLaMA), a scalable LLaMA-based architecture for 3D dance generation. To enhance robustness under unfamiliar music conditions, we integrate a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) module that injects reference dance as a prompt. Additionally, we design a slow/fast-cadence Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) module that enables ChoreoLLaMA to smoothly adapt motion rhythms across varying music tempos.
Watch ChoreoLLaMA generate 3D dance from music across a range of styles. Press play and unmute to hear the accompanying music.
If you use InfiniteDance in your research, please cite our work.
@misc{li2026infinitedancescalable3ddance,
title={InfiniteDance: Scalable 3D Dance Generation Towards in-the-wild Generalization},
author={Ronghui Li and Zhongyuan Hu and Li Siyao and Youliang Zhang and Haozhe Xie and Mingyuan Zhang and Jie Guo and Xiu Li and Ziwei Liu},
year={2026},
eprint={2603.13375},
archivePrefix={arXiv},
primaryClass={cs.CV},
url={https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.13375},
}
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For the integrated motion corpus, please also cite the source datasets listed in the repository citation guide.