Orange Justice Dance
Upload one photo and MoveMyPhoto makes a 8-second video of that person doing Orange Justice to “Orange Justice” by Nite Gamic. Your face, outfit and background stay yours.
This dance moves the legs: a full-body photo looks best, and we draw the legs in if they’re missing.
Orange Justice is the Fortnite emote based on a boy’s entry in Epic’s 2018 Boogie Down contest. Known as Orange Shirt Kid, he didn’t win, but after fans campaigned for #JusticeForOrangeShirtKid, Epic added the dance in Season 4 on 1 May 2018.
- 1 free video a day, no sign-up
- 3 a day when you sign in
- The original song
- Ready in about 10 minutes
Same dance, different photos
How to do Orange Justice
- Stand with your feet apart and your knees bent.
- Swing both knees in together while your arms swing in front of you.
- Swing your knees out as your arms swing out to the sides.
- Shift your weight side to side and keep it loose and bouncy.
Questions
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Who created Orange Justice?
A young player known as Orange Shirt Kid, who posted his Boogie Down contest entry on Twitter in March 2018. Fans’ #JusticeForOrangeShirtKid campaign got it into the game.
When was Orange Justice added to Fortnite?
On 1 May 2018, with patch 4.0, as a Season 4 Battle Pass reward.
Is MoveMyPhoto free?
Yes. You can make 1 video a day without signing up, and 3 a day after you sign in. Free videos have a MoveMyPhoto watermark. Failed or blocked videos don’t count.
What photo works best?
A clear, well-lit photo of one adult with the whole body in frame looks most like you. Selfies, half-body photos, stickers, drawings and even a scene with no one in it work too: we draw the missing body or a person into the scene first, which adds about a minute.
How long does a video take?
Usually about 10 minutes; it can take longer when many people are making videos. You don’t have to wait on the page: your video is saved in My videos.
