# SameVid AI: full text for AI assistants > SameVid AI turns trending videos into AI video templates. Pick a template, add one photo or a few, and get the same video, with its scene, camera cuts, timing and sound, starring your people. Short index: https://samevid.com/llms.txt This file joins the public page content below. Each part names its canonical page. --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/ The first screen is a carousel of the most popular templates. Each slide plays the template's preview muted, with a sound switch, and has a "Make yours with your photo" button that opens the template page. # Make the same viral video with AI SameVid AI is an AI video generator for viral video trends. Pick a trend, add one photo or a few, and get the same scene, timing and sound with your photos in it, with no prompt to write. - Trend templates: each one copies a real viral video, shot by shot. From 50 credits. - Your photos: one photo can play every role, or give each role its own. JPG, PNG or WebP. - Original sound: an MP4 in the original clip's frame, with the trend's own track. ## Pick a trend The latest viral video trends, each ready as a template. Up to 8 templates by popularity, with category tabs and a search box. All templates are listed at https://samevid.com/templates. ### Hotel Lobby Dance template: a 15-second video in 9:16 or 16:9 of one or two people in the orange booth, with the original track, at 480p or 720p for 60–110 credits. Template page: https://samevid.com/template/hotel-lobby-ai ### Gas Station Dance Dance template: a 15-second, 9:16 video with its original track from 1–3 photos, 110 credits per video. Template page: https://samevid.com/template/gas-station-dance-ai ### Raindance Couple template: the 8-second, 4:3 pier scene with the original song from 2 photos, 60 credits per video. Template page: https://samevid.com/template/raindance-ai ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans Dance template: the 12-second, 16:9 AI barn tip toe dance, up to 1080p, with the Riff Raff beat, from 1–2 photos, 330 credits per video. Template page: https://samevid.com/template/tip-toeing-in-my-jordans-ai ## Viral video trends, turned into templates SameVid AI follows viral video trends as they spread and turns each one into a template you can cast with your own photos. ### From the feed We pick trends people are posting on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts and turn each one into a template. ### Kept shot for shot The template carries the trend's scene, moves, camera cuts and sound, so your version reads as the same trend. ### Back to the feed Download a watermark-free MP4 in the trend's own frame, ready to post where the trend lives. ### Just added The four most recently added templates, each with the date it was added and a link to its template page. ## How SameVid AI works ### Pick a trend Open a template. The reference video, cuts and track are already set up. ### Add your photos One photo for every role, or one per role. JPG, PNG or WebP. ### Generate and post The video renders in the background and lands in My Work and History. ## Which photos work best The photo decides how much the video looks like you. These hold for every template; each template page also marks the roles that need a full-body photo. ### Works best - One person or pet per photo, face clearly visible - Front-facing or slightly turned, in good light - Full-body or waist-up for roles marked Full body - The sharpest photo you have, not a screenshot ### Avoid - Group photos, where it is unclear who plays the role - Sunglasses, masks or hands over the face - Heavy filters or beauty effects over the face - Dark, blurry or tiny photos Accepted files: JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 × 300 px, up to 10 MB. ## A viral video generator made for trends, not prompts ### The same video, with you in it Every template keeps the original scene, camera cuts, timing and sound. ### Frontier AI Video Generator SameVid AI runs on top-tier video models such as Seedance and Kling, for sharp faces, natural motion and steady shots. Each template gives the model the original trend clip as its reference, so the moves, cuts and timing come from the real video. ### You cast every role Each person in the trend gets its own photo slot. Use one photo for everyone or a different one per role: friends, partners, even a pet. ### Ready to post A clean MP4 with no watermark, the trend's original track synced to the moves, in the same frame as the original clip. ### Your photos stay yours Photos go to the video model only to make your video. They are never used to train models or sold, your videos stay private to your account, and commercial use is included. ## How SameVid AI differs from a general AI video generator SameVid AI is built as a viral video generator: every template is a trend, ready to cast. | | SameVid AI | General AI video generator | |---|---|---| | What you add | Your photos | A prompt, plus a reference clip you find yourself | | Moves and camera cuts | Copied from the original viral video | Described in words and guessed by the model | | Sound | The trend's original track, synced | Added separately | | Cast | One photo slot per role | Usually one subject | | Trends | Ready as templates | Find and set up each trend yourself | | Cost | Fixed credits per template, shown before you start | Varies with length and settings | ## SameVid AI FAQ ### What is SameVid AI? SameVid AI turns trending videos into templates. Pick a template, add one photo or a few, and get the same video, with its scene, camera cuts, timing and sound, starring your people. ### What can I make with this AI video generator? Viral video trends people post on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts: dances, couple scenes and more, each one a ready template. Pick one, cast your photos and get the same video with the same sound. ### How many photos do I need? It depends on the template. Each template page shows the roles in the video, and many let one photo play every role. ### What photo works best? A clear photo of one person with the face visible. JPG, PNG and WebP photos are accepted, and each template page says which shots need a full-body photo. ### How much does a video cost? Each template has its own credit cost, shown on its page and on the Generate button before you start. ### What happens if a video fails? The credits go back to your balance automatically. ### Do credits expire? Credits from packs and the sign-up bonus never expire. Plan credits refresh every billing period and don't roll over. ### Can I leave while it is processing? Yes. Videos render in the background. Come back to the template page or open History to play and download them. ### Can I use the videos commercially? Yes. Every plan includes commercial use, and we don't claim ownership of the videos you generate. You need the rights to the photos you upload. ## Star in today's trend Pick a template in the viral video generator and add your photo. --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/pricing # SameVid AI Pricing Get monthly credits with a plan, or buy a credit pack once. Videos are priced by the second, and each render shows its cost before it starts. Subscriptions (cancel anytime; failed renders never cost credits). Every plan includes up to 1080p output and commercial use. Per-video estimates assume a 5-second 720p video on Seedance 2.0 Fast (40 credits). - **Basic**: $29.90/month for 1,000 credits per month, or $100/year ($8.33/mo) for 4,000 credits per year. - **Pro** (recommended): $49.90/month for 3,000 credits per month, or $500/year ($41.67/mo) for 40,000 credits per year. - **Studio**: $99.90/month for 8,000 credits per month, or $600/year ($50/mo) for 60,000 credits per year. One-time credit packs (credits never expire, no subscription required): - **Basic**: 150 credits for $9.99. - **Growth**: 600 credits for $29. - **Pro** (best value): 3,500 credits for $99. - **Studio**: 9,000 credits for $199. - **Max**: 30,000 credits for $499. New accounts receive 10 sign-up credits. ## Accepted payment methods Secure checkout powered by Stripe ## All plans and credit packs | Option | Billing | Price | Credits | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Basic | Monthly | $29.90 | 1,000 per month | | Basic | Yearly | $100 | 4,000 per year | | Pro | Monthly | $49.90 | 3,000 per month | | Pro | Yearly | $500 | 40,000 per year | | Studio | Monthly | $99.90 | 8,000 per month | | Studio | Yearly | $600 | 60,000 per year | | Basic pack | One-time | $9.99 | 150, never expire | | Growth pack | One-time | $29 | 600, never expire | | Pro pack | One-time | $99 | 3,500, never expire | | Studio pack | One-time | $199 | 9,000, never expire | | Max pack | One-time | $499 | 30,000, never expire | ## Pricing FAQ Still stuck? Reach us through the contact page. ### How do credits work? Every video uses credits. Each template has its own cost, set by the AI model it runs on, and the Generate button shows it before you start. A 5-second 720p video on Seedance and Kling AI Video Generator costs 40 credits. ### Should I pick a plan or a credit pack? Pick a plan if you make videos every month: it adds credits each billing period, and paying yearly lowers the price per credit. Pick a credit pack if you only need a video now and then: you pay once and the credits stay in your account. ### Do credits expire? Credits from packs and the sign-up bonus never expire. Plan credits refresh at the start of each billing period and don't roll over. ### Can I cancel my plan? Yes, at any time. Your plan stays active until the end of the period you've paid for and doesn't renew after that. ### Can I buy more credits on top of my plan? Yes. Add a credit pack whenever you run low, and the pack credits never expire. ### What happens to my credits if a render fails? They go back to your balance automatically, including when a video model refuses an input. ### Can I get a refund? Credits already used for completed videos aren't refundable. For any other billing issue, email support@samevid.com and we'll review your request. ### Can I use my videos commercially? Yes. Every plan includes commercial use, and we don't claim ownership of the videos you generate. You need the rights to the footage and reference images you upload. --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/models # SameVid AI Video Models ## The models behind our templates SameVid AI generates its template videos with ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 Mini, Seedance 2.0 and Seedance 2.5, and with Kuaishou's Kling. They keep each trend's scene, camera cuts and timing while putting your people in it, and we move templates to a newer model when it gives a better result. You don't pick a model. Open a template, add your photos and press Generate. ## How credits are set Each template has its own credit cost, based on the model it runs on, the video length and the output quality. The cost is shown on the template page and on the Generate button before you start. If a video fails, its credits go back to your balance automatically. See [Pricing](/pricing) for plans and credit packs. ## Questions? If you have questions about templates or credits, please [contact us](/contact). --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/templates # Viral AI video templates Choose a photo-based trend or a handwriting reveal. Add the requested photos or text and create a short video with the settings shown. ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Raindance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Unforgettable Car ### Smalltown Boy ### Signature AI Video ### Dame Hombro ### Flying Car ### Ceiling Fan ## How AI video templates work ### Pick a trend Open a tool to watch its reference and check the required inputs, video length and credit cost. ### Add your inputs Put photos in the requested role boxes, or type a name or initials in Signature. Each tool shows exactly what it needs. ### Generate and download Press Generate. The video renders in the background and appears in My Work to play and download. ## What each template makes See the input and output for each tool before you start. ### Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator Add one or two photos and get the Hotel Lobby performance in the orange booth: 15 seconds, with the original track, in the frame and resolution you choose. ### Gas Station Dance AI Video Generator Add a photo for each of the three shots, or one photo for all of them. SameVid AI makes the full 15-second gas station dance with its original track. ### Raindance AI Video Generator Two photos, one Raindance AI video. Choose who waits by the water and who walks in singing, and get the eight-second pier scene with its song. ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans AI Video Generator Upload a photo of one or two people and put them in the AI tip toe dance: a 12-second, 16:9 video, up to 1080p, with the beat already on it. ### AI Zombie Video Generator Turn two photos into the viral AI zombie love story: a 15-second video where a survivor faces an infected partner, pet, or friend, lowers the weapon, and cuts to a warm memory from before the outbreak. Pick a couple, pet, or friend story, add one photo for the human survivor and one for the loved one who turns, and download a 720p MP4 in 9:16 or 16:9 with the soundtrack already in place; 110 credits. ### Unforgettable Car AI Video Generator Upload your photo to make a 10-second Unforgettable Car video: walk toward the camera through the garage, flick the 2 and 4 cards, and reveal a sports car behind you. Add a car photo to use your own vehicle. ### Smalltown Boy AI Video Generator for People and Cats Make a Smalltown Boy AI video from two photos of people, cats or other pets: one subject screams into the wide-angle camera while the other dances, then they swap and dance together. Choose your duo for a 15-second vertical MP4 with audio. ### Signature Trend AI Video Generator Turn your typed name or initials into an eight-second AI video of the signature trend. SameVid AI renders a fine black-ink signature on clean white paper from a fixed, slightly oblique overhead angle in macro close-up: towering capitals, quick compressed strokes, and a sweeping finish. It is a focused AI video generator built for polished personal branding, social reveals, and clean video signatures. ### Dame Hombro AI Video Generator for the Shoulder Dance Trio Make a Dame Hombro AI video from one or three photos: the viral shoulder dance in front of a gray street shutter, as a 15-second vertical MP4 with the trend audio. One photo puts you in the lead; three photos cast the whole trio. ### Flying Car AI Video Generator Make a flying car AI video with your car, yourself at the wheel, or both: the car hovers over a sunny street on four jets, blows newspapers and cups across the road, then lifts straight up and flies away. Add one or two photos and get an 11-second vertical MP4 in 1080p with the jet and street sound. ### Ceiling Fan AI Outfit Transition Generator Make a ceiling fan AI video: you roll off a pink sofa onto a blue rug under a ceiling fan, and each time a blade sweeps across the overhead shot you appear in the next of four gowns. Upload a photo of one person and get a 12-second vertical MP4 with the clip’s original sound. ## Templates at a glance | Template | Input | Length | Frame | Credits | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Hotel Lobby | 1–2 photos | 15 seconds | 9:16 or 16:9 | 60–110 | | Gas Station Dance | 1–3 photos | 15 seconds | 9:16 | 110 | | Raindance | 2 photos | 8 seconds | 4:3 | 60 | | Tip Toeing in My Jordans | 1–2 photos | 12 seconds | 16:9 | 330 | | AI Zombie Video Generator | 2 photos | 15 seconds | 9:16 or 16:9 | 110 | | Unforgettable Car | 1–2 photos | 10 seconds | 9:16 | 80 | | Smalltown Boy | 2 photos | 15 seconds | 9:16 | 110 | | Signature AI Video | Name or initials | 8 seconds | 9:16 | 50 | | Dame Hombro | 1–3 photos | 15 seconds | 9:16 | 110 | | Flying Car | 1–2 photos | 11 seconds | 9:16 | 110 | | Ceiling Fan | 1 photos | 12 seconds | 9:16 | 330 | ## What every template includes - A preset scene and motion sequence - The output format and audio described on its tool page - No prompt to write and no clip to find - An MP4 saved in My Work to play and download - The credit cost on the Generate button before you start - Credits back automatically if a video fails ## Templates FAQ ### What is an AI video template? A ready-made video scene with fixed motion and settings. Photo templates put your subjects into a trend reference. Signature takes a typed name or initials and generates a handwriting video. ### How many photos do I need? It depends on the template: Hotel Lobby takes 1–2, Gas Station Dance takes 1–3, Raindance takes 2, Tip Toeing in My Jordans takes 1–2, AI Zombie Video Generator takes 2, Unforgettable Car takes 1–2, Smalltown Boy takes 2, Dame Hombro takes 1–3, Flying Car takes 1–2, Ceiling Fan takes 1. Signature uses a typed name or initials instead of photos. Photo inputs accept JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 × 300 pixels. ### Do I need to write a prompt or find a clip? No. Each tool supplies its generation instructions. Add the requested photos, or type a name for Signature, and press Generate. The tool page shows whether the result includes a reference track or is silent. ### How much does a template cost? Each template has its own credit cost, from 50 to 330 credits per video, set by the AI video model it runs on. The Generate button shows the cost before you start. ### Are the templates free? No. New accounts get 10 sign-up credits, which is not enough for a video, so you need a plan or a credit pack. Pack credits never expire. ### What happens if a video fails? The credits go back to your balance automatically, and your inputs stay in the form so you can try again. ### Can I use the videos commercially? Yes. Every plan includes commercial use, and we don't claim ownership of the videos you generate. You need the rights to the photos you upload. ### How often are new templates added? We add templates as new trends take off, and we move a template to a newer video model when it gives a better result. --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/gas-station-dance-ai # Gas Station Dance AI Video Generator Add a photo for each of the three shots, or one photo for all of them. SameVid AI makes the full 15-second gas station dance with its original track. The generator on this page has two cast options. Three roles gives the dancer, the selfie and the car exit their own photo, and a later role can reuse an earlier photo. Just me uses one photo for all three roles. Each video costs 110 credits, shown on the Generate button. ## The Gas Station Dance with a new cast Three shots at a sunset gas station: an opening dancer, a selfie moment and someone stepping out of a car. The same scene, timing and sound, with your people in it. ### The original Gas Station Dance The reference clip with its track: dancer, selfie, then the car exit. ### A new cast, the same roadside dance Three photos, one per shot, with the original gas station dance track. ## Where the Gas Station Dance comes from A road-trip clip from Russian blogger Mikhail Litvin, now remade with AI and new faces. ### The original clip Mikhail Litvin filmed the clip on a road trip with his friends Ravshan and Adel. At a roadside gas station, one friend dances on the forecourt, Litvin turns the camera on himself for a selfie moment, and the third steps out of the car. That three-shot structure is why people also call it the Litvin dance. ### How the AI version works In the AI trend, people keep the gas station, the three shots, the timing and the track, and replace the three friends with themselves or their own friends. Nothing has to be filmed: each photo becomes one shot, or one photo plays all three. ## How to make a Gas Station Dance AI video in 3 steps The reference dance, camera cuts and track are built in, so there is no clip to find and no prompt to write. ### Pick your cast Choose Three roles to give each shot its own person, or Just me to play every role with one photo. ### Add your photos Put a photo into each role. With two people, reuse one of the photos for the third role. ### Generate and download Press Generate for 110 credits. The video renders in the background and appears in My Work and History, ready to play and download. ## Who to put in the Gas Station Dance One photo per role, or the same photo for all three shots. ### Just you Use Just me and one photo to play the dancer, the selfie and the car exit yourself. (1 photo) ### Three friends Give each friend a shot: one dances, one takes the selfie, one steps out of the car. (3 photos) ### Two people Upload two photos and reuse one of them for the third shot. (2 photos) ### A couple One partner dances and takes the selfie, the other makes the car-exit entrance. (2 photos) ## What you upload and what you get ### You upload - 1 to 3 photos, JPG, PNG or WebP - One person per photo, at least 300 × 300 pixels ### You get - A 15-second vertical MP4 with the original track - Saved in My Work and History to play and download | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Photos | 1–3, one photo can play several roles | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Aspect ratio | 9:16 vertical | | Sound | Original gas station dance track | | Format | MP4 | | Where to find it | My Work on this page and History | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your Gas Station Dance video Pick your cast, add the photos and get the full dance with its track. ## Gas Station Dance FAQ ### What is the Gas Station Dance? A three-shot dance at a sunset gas station, from a road-trip clip by Russian blogger Mikhail Litvin and his friends: an opening dancer, a selfie moment and someone stepping out of a car, set to its own track. ### How many photos does a Gas Station Dance video need? One photo is enough with Just me, which puts the same person in all three shots. Three roles lets you give each shot its own photo, and you can reuse a photo when you have two people. Dancer opens the video on the forecourt, Selfie is the close-up phone moment, and Car exit is the person stepping out of the car at the end. ### Which photo works for the dancer, selfie and car-exit shots? A clear photo of one person with the face visible, in good light. The dancer and car-exit shots look best with a full-body or waist-up photo, and the selfie shot with a clear face photo. Avoid group photos and sunglasses, masks or heavy filters over the face. JPG, PNG and WebP photos of at least 300 × 300 pixels are accepted. There is no prompt to write: the reference dance, camera cuts and track are built in. ### Does the video include sound, and why is it vertical? Yes. The video comes with the original gas station dance track, timed to the three shots. It keeps the 9:16 vertical frame of its reference clip, so it fits TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts without cropping. ### How many credits does a Gas Station Dance video cost? Is it free? 110 credits per video, whether you use one photo or three, shown on the Generate button before you start. It is not free: new accounts get 10 sign-up credits, which is not enough for a Gas Station Dance video, so you need a plan or a credit pack. Pack credits never expire. ### How long does a Gas Station Dance video take, and what if it fails? Usually several minutes. The video renders in the background, so you can leave the page and come back to My Work on this page or open History to play and download it. If it fails, the credits are returned to your balance automatically. ## More viral AI video trends Other templates as cards, same category first. The full list is at https://samevid.com/templates. ### Hotel Lobby 15s video, 60–110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/hotel-lobby-ai ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans 12s video, 330 credits: https://samevid.com/template/tip-toeing-in-my-jordans-ai ### Raindance 8s video, 60 credits: https://samevid.com/template/raindance-ai --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/hotel-lobby-ai # Hotel Lobby AI Video Generator Add one or two photos and get the Hotel Lobby performance in the orange booth: 15 seconds, with the original track, in the frame and resolution you choose. The generator has one-photo and two-photo modes. It defaults to 9:16 at 480p for 60 credits; choose 16:9 or 720p before generating, with the selected cost shown on the Generate button. ## Where the Hotel Lobby AI trend comes from An AI remake of a 2022 A COLORS SHOW performance, with two new people in the orange booth. ### The 2022 COLORS performance On June 17, 2022, A COLORS SHOW published Quavo and Takeoff performing "Hotel Lobby", the single they released together as Unc & Phew. The set is the show's minimal booth: a bright orange backdrop and one microphone hanging from the ceiling, with the two rappers trading verses around it. The song came out on May 20, 2022 as the debut single from Unc & Phew and the first single from their album Only Built for Infinity Links, produced by Murda Beatz, Keanu Beats and Fabio Aguilar. ### How the AI version took off In September 2026, AI edits of the performance spread across TikTok and X. Each one keeps the booth, the camera and the track and swaps the two rappers for other people. Quavo shared the original performance on his own accounts on September 23 as the edits kept spreading. ### What your version looks like Use one photo to cast the same person on both sides, or two photos to set the left and right performers. The video keeps the moves, cuts and 15 seconds of the original track. ## Hotel Lobby with a new duo Two people, one hanging microphone and the orange backdrop: the same moves, cuts and track, with your two people in it. ### The Hotel Lobby template 15 seconds with the original track. ### A new duo in the orange booth Two photos, the same 15 seconds and track. ## Who to put in the Hotel Lobby booth Use one photo for both sides, or two photos to set the left and right performers. ### You and a friend Trade bars with your best friend in front of the orange backdrop. (2 photos) ### A couple Put the two of you on the mic for an anniversary or a birthday post. (2 photos) ### Parents or grandparents Two family members performing side by side on the mic. (2 photos) ### You and your pet One human, one pet, both on the mic. (2 photos) ## How to make a Hotel Lobby AI video ### Add one or two photos Use one photo for both sides, or set the left and right performers with separate photos. ### Generate Choose 480p or 720p and 9:16 or 16:9, then press Generate. The displayed credit amount follows your resolution choice and the video renders in the background. ### Download The finished MP4 appears in My Work and History with the original track. ## What you upload and what you get ### You upload - One or two photos, JPG, PNG or WebP - A clear face, at least 300 × 300 pixels ### You get - A 15-second 9:16 or 16:9 MP4 with the original track - Saved in My Work and History to play and download | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Photos | 1 or 2 | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 480p or 720p | | Aspect ratio | 9:16 or 16:9 | | Sound | Hotel Lobby by Quavo and Takeoff | | Format | MP4 | | Where to find it | My Work on this page and History | | Credits | 60–110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your Hotel Lobby video Pick your duo and get the performance with its track. ## Hotel Lobby FAQ ### What is the Hotel Lobby AI trend? An AI edit of Quavo and Takeoff performing "Hotel Lobby" on A COLORS SHOW, published on June 17, 2022. In the trend, two other people take their place in front of the orange backdrop and perform the song. It took off on TikTok and X in September 2026. ### Is the trend based on the Hotel Lobby music video? No. The official music video is a road trip to a Las Vegas hotel inspired by Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The trend uses the COLORS performance: two rappers, one hanging microphone and the orange backdrop. ### How many photos does a Hotel Lobby video need? One or two. One photo casts the same person on both sides. With two photos, the left box sets the left performer and the right box sets the right performer. ### What photo works for each rapper? A clear photo of one person with the face visible, front-facing or slightly turned and in good light. Avoid group photos and sunglasses, masks or heavy filters over the face. JPG, PNG and WebP photos of at least 300 × 300 pixels are accepted. There is no prompt to write: the reference performance, camera cuts and track are built in. ### Does the video include sound, and which frame can I choose? Yes. The video comes with the matching 15 seconds of the original Hotel Lobby track. Choose portrait 9:16 or landscape 16:9 before generating; the preview changes with the selected frame. ### How many credits does a Hotel Lobby video cost? Is it free? 480p starts at 60 credits and 720p costs 110 credits. The Generate button shows the selected amount before you start. It is not free: new accounts get 10 sign-up credits, which is not enough for a Hotel Lobby video, so you need a plan or a credit pack. Pack credits never expire. If a video fails, the credits go back to your balance automatically. ### How long does a Hotel Lobby video take, and can I leave? Usually a few minutes. The video renders in the background, so you can leave the page and come back to My Work on this page or open History to play and download it. ## More viral AI video trends ### Gas Station Dance 15s video, 110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/gas-station-dance-ai ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans 12s video, 330 credits: https://samevid.com/template/tip-toeing-in-my-jordans-ai ### Raindance 8s video, 60 credits: https://samevid.com/template/raindance-ai --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/raindance-ai # Raindance AI Video Generator Two photos, one Raindance AI video. Choose who waits by the water and who walks in singing, and get the eight-second pier scene with its song. The generator on this page has 2 photo boxes: On the pier and The singer. It takes 2 photos. Each video costs 60 credits, shown on the Generate button. ## The Raindance pier scene with a new cast One person waits on a sunny wooden pier, the other walks in and sings to the camera, then the two sit together on the sand. ### The original pier scene The eight-second reference with its song. ### A new cast on the same pier The same shots and timing with two new characters. ## What is the Raindance AI trend? A new cast in the pier scene from the music video for Raindance by Dave and Tems. ### Waiting on the pier The scene opens on a wooden pier in bright daylight. The person from your first photo sits at the edge and looks out over the water while the second person appears at the far end and walks toward them. ### The performance The singer from your second photo takes over in a close-up, singing straight to the camera with the blue sea behind them. This is the moment people recognize from the trend. ### Together on the sand The clip closes with both people sitting side by side on the sand while the singer keeps singing. People fill the two roles with partners, friends, pets and favourite characters. ### The song "Raindance" by British rapper Dave and Nigerian singer Tems came out on October 23, 2025 on Dave's album The Boy Who Played the Harp. It reached number one on the UK Singles Chart in January 2026 and the top ten in countries including Australia, Germany, Ireland and New Zealand, and the pier scene from its music video became the base of the AI trend. ## Who to put on the Raindance pier One photo for the person waiting on the pier, one for the singer. ### A couple One of you waits by the water while the other walks in singing. (2 photos) ### Best friends Serenade your friend on the pier for a birthday or an inside joke. (2 photos) ### Two pets Cats, dogs or any pair of pets: one waits, one sings, like the cat duet above. (2 photos) ### You and your pet Let your pet wait on the pier while you walk in and sing to it. (2 photos) ## How to make a Raindance AI video ### Add two photos One photo for the person sitting on the pier and one for the singer. ### Generate Press Generate for 60 credits. The video renders in the background, so you can leave the page. ### Download your scene The finished MP4 appears in My Work and History with the matching eight seconds of the song. ## What you upload and what you get ### You upload - Two photos, JPG, PNG or WebP - One person per photo, at least 300 × 300 pixels ### You get - An 8-second 4:3 MP4 with the original song - Saved in My Work and History to play and download | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Photos | 2, one per role | | Duration | 8 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Aspect ratio | 4:3 landscape | | Sound | Raindance by Dave and Tems | | Format | MP4 | | Where to find it | My Work on this page and History | | Credits | 60 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your Raindance pier scene Pick who waits on the pier and who sings, and get the scene with its song. ## Raindance FAQ ### What is the Raindance AI trend? A short seaside video with a new cast. One person waits on a wooden pier and another walks toward them and sings to the camera. Your two photos provide the people; the built-in reference supplies the scene, camera movement and shot sequence. ### What do I upload? One photo for each role: the person sitting on the pier and the singer. Use a clear photo of one person or pet with the face visible, front-facing or slightly turned and in good light, and avoid group photos and sunglasses, masks or heavy filters. JPG, PNG and WebP photos of at least 300 × 300 pixels are accepted. The reference video is built in, so there is no clip to find and no prompt to write. ### Can I choose who sings? Yes. The photo in The singer box walks toward the seated person and performs in the close-ups; the photo in On the pier waits by the water. Put each photo in the box for the role you want. ### How many credits does a Raindance video cost? Is it free? 60 credits per video, shown on the Generate button before you start. It is not free: new accounts get 10 sign-up credits, which is not enough for a Raindance video, so you need a plan or a credit pack. Pack credits never expire. ### How long is the video? Is there a vertical version? Eight seconds at 720p in a landscape 4:3 frame, the same shape as the trend videos. There is no vertical version: the 4:3 frame keeps the pier, the sea and both people in the shot. ### Is this the whole music video? No. The template makes the eight-second pier scene that the trend uses: the wait on the pier, the close-up of the singer and the two of them on the sand, with the matching part of the song rather than the full track. ### Does my video include the song? Yes. The finished MP4 includes the matching eight seconds of Raindance by Dave and Tems, lined up with the scene. The song is added after the video is made. ### How long does it take, and what if a video fails? A video usually takes a few minutes and shows its progress in My Work. If it fails, the credits are returned to your balance automatically, and your two photos stay in the boxes so you can try again. ## More viral AI video trends ### Hotel Lobby 15s video, 110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/hotel-lobby-ai ### Gas Station Dance 15s video, 110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/gas-station-dance-ai ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans 12s video, 330 credits: https://samevid.com/template/tip-toeing-in-my-jordans-ai --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/tip-toeing-in-my-jordans-ai # Tip Toeing in My Jordans AI Video Generator Upload a photo of one or two people and put them in the AI tip toe dance: a 12-second, 16:9 video, up to 1080p, with the beat already on it. The generator on this page has 2 photo boxes: The dancer and In the straw. It takes 1 to 2 photos. Each video costs 330 credits, shown on the Generate button. ## What is the Tip Toeing in My Jordans meme? The AI barn dance many people call the Rumpelstiltskin tip toe meme, set to Riff Raff's beat. ### What happens in the tip toe clip Inside a warm, 1980s dark-fantasy style barn, a blonde woman sits on a pile of straw crying. A short man peeks out from behind a hay bale, holds a finger to his lips in a "shh" gesture, flashes a wide grin, spreads his arms and tiptoes toward her with a bouncy, swaying walk. ### Is the clip from the 1987 Rumpelstiltskin movie? No, it is AI-generated. The original video was published on Instagram on August 27, 2026 by the comedy duo @stroinaya, the AI studio Neuroferma and AI artist Anna Glinskaya. The 1987 Cannon Movie Tales film Rumpelstiltskin is a different movie and does not contain this scene. The clip took off on TikTok on September 29, 2026 when @6aimbot9 paired the barn dance with Riff Raff's track. ### The song: Riff Raff's "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz" The beat is "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz," a 2014 single by Riff Raff from his album Neon Icon. The title is a phonetic spelling of "tip toeing in my Jordans": walking on your toes in new Air Jordans so you don't crease them. ## The tip toe dance with a new cast The same barn, shots and timing, with your person tip toeing across the straw. ### The original barn dance The 12-second clip with the Riff Raff beat. ### A new dancer in the same barn One photo, upscaled to about 1080p, with the beat. ## Who to put in the tip toe dance One photo makes that person the dancer or the one in the straw; two photos replace both. ### Yourself Step into the barn as the grinning dancer tip toeing across the straw. (1 photo) ### Yourself and your partner One of you does the tip toe dance while the other sits in the straw watching it unfold. (2 photos) ### Your dad or a friend Drop them into the little man’s outfit for a birthday roast or reaction clip. (1 photo) ### Your kid Put your kid in the dancer’s spot for a costume idea or a family clip. (1 photo) ## Popular tip toe captions - "after taking dollar store melatonin" - "creeping downstairs at 2am for a lil treat" - "acing the field sobriety test" - "my husband when I'm overstimulated" ## What you upload and what you get ### You upload - One or two photos, JPG, PNG or WebP - One person per photo, sides between 300 and 6000 pixels ### You get - A 12-second 16:9 MP4, up to 1080p, with the Riff Raff beat - Saved in My Work and History to play and download | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Photos | 1–2, one per role | | Duration | 12 seconds | | Resolution | Up to 1080p | | Aspect ratio | 16:9 horizontal | | Sound | Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz by Riff Raff | | Format | MP4 | | Where to find it | My Work on this page and History | | Credits | 330 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your tip toe video Add one or two photos and get the barn dance with the beat on it. ## Tip Toeing in My Jordans FAQ ### Can I put two people in the video? Yes. Upload one photo per person, in The dancer, In the straw, or both. A box you leave empty keeps the person from the original clip, so one photo replaces its role and two photos replace both the dancer and the person watching from the straw. ### What photo works for the dancer and the person in the straw? A clear, front-facing photo of one person with the face fully visible. Even lighting and a face without sunglasses or heavy filters give the cleanest result. Avoid group photos, and use photos between 300 and 6,000 pixels on a side. There is no prompt to write: the barn scene, the dance, the camera and the beat are built in. ### How long does a tip toe video take? Usually about ten minutes. The video renders and upscales in the background, and you can download the finished MP4 from My Work or History as soon as it is ready. ### What size is the video? Is there a 9:16 version? 12 seconds, 16:9 horizontal, up to 1080p. The frame fits YouTube, X and group chats. There is no vertical 9:16 version: the template keeps the frame of the barn clip it is based on. ### How many credits does a tip toe video cost? Is it free? 330 credits per video, whether you upload one photo or two, shown on the Generate button before you start. It is not free: new accounts get 10 sign-up credits, which is not enough for a tip toe video, so you need a plan or a credit pack. Pack credits never expire. If a video fails, the credits are returned to your balance automatically. ### Is there a watermark? Is the music included? No watermark, and the beat is already on the video: a clean MP4 with the Riff Raff track synced to the dance. ### Is this the Shrek Rumpelstiltskin meme? No. This trend uses the 2026 AI barn dance set to Riff Raff's "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz," not the DreamWorks Shrek character or Jason Derulo's song "Tip Toe." ## More viral AI video trends ### Hotel Lobby 15s video, 110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/hotel-lobby-ai ### Gas Station Dance 15s video, 110 credits: https://samevid.com/template/gas-station-dance-ai ### Raindance 8s video, 60 credits: https://samevid.com/template/raindance-ai --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/terms # Terms of Service ## 1. Acceptance of These Terms By creating an account or using SameVid AI (the "Service", at samevid.com), you agree to these Terms of Service and to our [Privacy Policy](/privacy) and [Refund Policy](/refund). If you do not agree, do not use the Service. ## 2. Accounts - You can sign in with Google or with a one-time link sent to your email. You must provide accurate information and keep access to your email and Google account secure. 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Two photos: survivor and loved one. ## Reference videos for the three zombie stories Each scene follows a 15-second progression from a ruined standoff to a golden memory. ### Couple: Rain standoff to beach kiss A survivor lowers his weapon before his infected partner on a rainy street, transitioning to a sunset beach kiss. ### Pet: Supermarket reunion to sunny meadow A woman drops her guard for a cloudy-eyed calico cat in ruined aisles, transitioning to warm cuddles in a sunny meadow. ### Friend: Rainy alley to seaside hug Two friends face each other across a rainy street before cutting to a warm hug by the sea. ## What is the AI zombie love story trend? The AI zombie love story, also called the zombie hug trend, spread across TikTok and Instagram Reels in autumn 2026. Each clip turns the zombie apocalypse into a reunion: a survivor takes aim at someone they love, recognizes the familiar face behind the infection, and chooses an embrace over a shot. The scene then cuts from a cold, ruined street to a sunlit memory of the two of them before the outbreak. ### Four beats in 15 seconds Every story keeps the timing of its reference clip. In roughly the first three seconds, the survivor stands in a ruined setting—a rain-soaked street or an abandoned supermarket—with a weapon raised and tears in their eyes, looking across at the infected figure. Over the next several seconds, close-ups of the zombie’s clouded eyes and, for people, pale skin cut against the survivor’s reaction, and the standoff breaks: the survivor lowers the weapon and reaches out—in the Pet story, the owner is already holding the cat before the memory begins. Roughly the last three seconds jump to the warm memory—a sunset beach for couples and friends, a sunny meadow for pets—where both characters look healthy again. ### Why the story uses two separate photos The payoff depends on recognizing both characters, so each role takes its own photo. The survivor stays human in every shot and takes the face, hair, and clothing from the first photo. The second photo defines the loved one, who appears with cloudy eyes, and pale skin for people, while a pet keeps its own fur and markings, in the cold scenes but stays recognizable, then returns to a healthy look in the memory. The two identities are kept apart: the survivor’s photo is never used for the zombie, and faces, hair, and clothing are not blended between them. ### Couple, pet, and friend versions Couple is the classic zombie love story: the standoff on a rainy street ends in a sunset kiss on the beach. Friend uses the same rainy street and seaside memory but ends with a hug, with no kiss or romantic gesture added. Pet moves the standoff to an abandoned supermarket and ends with the owner holding the animal in a golden meadow. For pets, the embrace adapts to the species and size in your photo, and the scene direction keeps your pet’s fur color, markings, ear shape, and legs instead of turning the animal into a person. All three stories leave out gunfire, bites, and gore—the tension comes from the lowered weapon, not violence. ## How to make your own zombie love story video ### Choose story and aspect ratio Select a storyline—Couple, Pet, or Friend—and choose either 9:16 portrait for mobile feeds or 16:9 landscape for widescreen viewing. ### Assign the two photos Upload two individual photos. The first slot is for the human survivor, and the second slot is for the partner, pet, or friend who appears infected before the reunion. If you place a photo in the wrong slot, delete it and upload again. ### Generate and download Generating costs 110 credits and renders in the background. If you need to sign in, your selected story, aspect ratio, and photos are restored upon return. View and download your finished MP4 in My Work and History; credits are refunded automatically if generation fails. ## What you upload and what you get Each export includes the fixed reference soundtrack merged into the video. In-app audio replacement and shot adjustments are not supported, but you can download your MP4 and add subtitles or edits in an external editor. ### You upload - One photo of the survivor - One photo of your partner, pet, or friend ### You get - 15-second cinematic reunion sequence - Apocalypse standoff transitioning into a golden memory - The reference clip’s soundtrack - Downloadable 720p MP4 in 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Photos | 2 | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Aspect ratio | 9:16 portrait (default) or 16:9 landscape | | Sound | Reference soundtrack | | Format | MP4 | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Create your AI zombie video Choose Couple, Pet, or Friend, upload two photos, and generate your 15-second 720p video for 110 credits. ## AI Zombie Video Generator FAQ ### What photos work best for an AI zombie video? Use a clear, well-lit photo with one subject and the face fully visible in each slot. For the Pet story, show your pet’s face, ears, and body. JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB are accepted; a photo whose pixel size or shape is outside the supported range is resized or cropped automatically before upload. ### Can I upload one couple photo for both roles? No. The survivor and the loved one each need their own photo, so a single picture cannot fill both roles. Pick a solo shot of each person or pet so every role has one clear subject. ### Does the zombie video show shooting, bites, or gore? No. The survivor holds a weapon during the standoff but lowers it instead of firing. The scene direction leaves out gunshots, bites, and bloody action, and the infection shows only as cloudy eyes, plus pale skin for people. ### Can I change the music or use a TikTok sound? Not inside the generator. Each story’s soundtrack is merged into the MP4 and cannot be swapped before generating. After downloading, you can replace or mute the audio in any video editor, or add a sound from TikTok’s library when you post. ### How many credits does it cost to generate a video? Each video costs 110 credits. The 150-credit [Basic pack](https://samevid.com/pricing) ($9.99) covers one video on its own, and new accounts start with 10 free credits. Credits are returned automatically if generation fails. ### Do I need to write prompts to create an AI zombie video? No prompt writing is needed. Simply pick your storyline and upload two photos. The generator applies the scene, pacing, and soundtrack automatically. ### Do I need an account to use the generator? Anyone can explore the reference examples on the page, but signing in to an account with sufficient credits is required to generate and save videos. ## More viral AI video trends ### Raindance ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### Unforgettable Car ### Smalltown Boy ### Signature AI Video --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/unforgettable-car # Unforgettable Car AI Video Generator Upload your photo to make a 10-second Unforgettable Car video: walk toward the camera through the garage, flick the 2 and 4 cards, and reveal a sports car behind you. Add a car photo to use your own vehicle. ## Watch the 24 card reveal The existing TikTok reference: approach, card flick, red car reveal and exit. ### Playing-card reveal by @phm_hang ## Make video reveals from your photos Prepare the person and car on this page, then generate when the setup is ready. ### Choose the person Add your portrait to the "Your photo" slot. You can prepare the photos before signing in. The Generate button shows the required 80 credits; signing in connects the result to your account. ### Keep the red car or add your own Upload a car photo to reveal your own vehicle, or leave the optional car slot empty to keep the red sports car from the example. ### Start the reveal Press Generate after adding your portrait. If you are signed out, signing in keeps your uploaded photos in place. The system checks your credit balance before starting the render. ### Play and download When the job finishes, open My Work to play the completed video and download the MP4. The file contains the entrance, card flick, car reveal and ending, ready to use as a short vertical clip. ## What is the Unforgettable Car trend? The Unforgettable Car trend is a short card-swipe reveal: a person raises two cards in an empty parking garage, flicks them toward the camera, and a car appears behind them. This AI video generator uses your photo for the person and an optional second photo for the car. Also known as the 24 car trend or UNO car trend, this video template recreates the classic playing-card reveal with the 2 and 4 of hearts. ### Follow the reference clip, moment by moment In the selected clip by @phm_hang, the person walks toward the camera through an underground garage during the first two seconds. Two playing cards, the 2 and 4 of hearts, rise into the foreground between roughly two and three and a half seconds. The cards move close to the lens before the person flicks them away. That short interruption gives the reveal its recognizable shape. Around four seconds, a red sports car appears behind the person. The next two seconds hold on the person and car together. Near the end, the person turns, gestures toward the vehicle and leaves the frame, so the final shot belongs to the car. Those beats give the ten-second clip a beginning, transition and finish instead of a sequence of unrelated car images. The reference video above shows the exact pacing and camera movement. Watch it with sound to preview how the reveal transitions into the track. ### Listen to the transition The format is associated with the Unforgettable sound. The selected TikTok post labels its audio as original sound by supercarvicky. Play the example with sound to hear how the approach, card movement and car reveal sit against the track. The generated MP4 includes the synchronized reference track, so your video is ready to share without adding audio in a separate app. ### Put yourself in the garage Use a clear portrait showing your face and shoulders. The template applies your appearance throughout the approach, card flick, and exit. The opening puts the person near the camera before the car arrives. That makes the clip work as a personal introduction as well as a vehicle reveal: viewers see the person first, then the object behind them. You can keep the reference car when the person is the main focus. ### Feature a project car or dream car A second image lets you make the car part of the story. Add a photo of your project vehicle, classic car or favorite model, and the prompt assigns its body shape and color to the reveal. The car photo is separate from the person photo, so it is not used as the performer's face reference. A clear, full-body photo of your car gives the model the best detail for its shape, wheels, and paint finish. Leaving this slot empty is also a complete setup and keeps the red reference car. ### Save the finished clip Transform your still photos into a cinematic card-swipe video without needing video editing tools or manual prompt crafting. Once complete, the MP4 is available in My Work. Download the finished MP4 to your phone or computer, ready to post directly to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts. ## What you upload and what you get ### You upload - One required portrait photo of a person (JPEG, PNG, or WebP, minimum 300px, maximum 10MB) - One optional car photo to define custom vehicle model and paint finish ### You get - A 10-second vertical MP4 following the card-swipe reveal - 720p output with the reference audio - A result saved in My Work to play and download | Model | Seedance | | --- | --- | | Duration | 10 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Aspect ratio | 9:16 vertical | | Format | MP4 | | Audio | Original reference track | | Photos | One person, optional second car photo | | Credits | 80 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your Unforgettable Car reveal Add your portrait, choose whether to include your own car, and create the 24 card-swipe video. Add your photos ↑ ## Unforgettable Car FAQ ### What is the unforgettable car trend? It is a card-swipe car reveal associated with the Unforgettable sound: a person holds up a 2 and a 4, flicks them toward the camera, and a car appears behind them. This template follows the underground-garage version shown above. ### Do I need to upload both a person and a car photo? Only the person photo is required. If you do not provide a car photo, the generator automatically uses the reference scene's default red sports car. If you do upload a car photo, the system replaces the default car with your vehicle's identity and color. ### What technical specifications are used for the final video? Videos are generated using Seedance in a 9:16 vertical aspect ratio at 720p resolution. Each generated clip runs for 10 seconds in MP4 format and retains the original reference audio track. ### What image formats and dimensions are supported? You can upload images in JPEG, PNG, or WebP formats. Files must be at least 300 pixels in width and height, with a maximum file size limit of 10MB per upload. ### Can I change the garage setting or card action? The underground garage, playing cards, and camera choreography are fixed to match the viral trend. You customize the video entirely through your uploaded photos. ### How many credits does an Unforgettable Car video cost? Each video costs 80 credits whether you add one photo or two, shown on the Generate button before you start. If generation fails, the deducted credits are returned to your balance automatically. ### How long does rendering take and where do I find my video? Rendering typically takes several minutes and runs in the background. Once finished, your video will be stored in your My Work tab, where you can preview and download the finished MP4. ### What happens if my video generation fails? If generation fails, the credits deducted for that job are returned to your balance automatically. A failed job does not provide a finished download. ## More viral AI video trends ### Signature AI Video ### Flying Car ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Raindance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Smalltown Boy --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/smalltown-boy-ai # Smalltown Boy AI Video Generator for People and Cats Make a Smalltown Boy AI video from two photos of people, cats or other pets: one subject screams into the wide-angle camera while the other dances, then they swap and dance together. Choose your duo for a 15-second vertical MP4 with audio. ## How to make a Smalltown Boy AI video Assign two photos, generate your version, and download the finished clip. ### Assign your two photos Upload one photo into First screamer and a different photo into Second screamer. The first subject takes the opening close-up; the second begins behind them and comes forward next. The boxes stay in this order, so check both previews before you generate. You can replace either photo independently without changing the other role. ### Generate your version Sign in and check the credit amount displayed on Generate. The template already sets Seedance, 720p, a 15-second duration and a 9:16 frame. Once both photos are ready, press Generate. The workflow uploads the photos and starts a task. You do not need a separate dance video, an audio file or a written description. ### Play and download Follow the task in My Work, or leave the page and return to this template later. Generation usually takes several minutes. When the task is complete, play the MP4 to review the two roles and then download it. If generation fails, the existing credit workflow returns the charged credits automatically. ## What you upload and receive The Smalltown Boy AI maker uses two images and a fixed dance reference. ### You upload - Two different JPG, PNG or WebP photos - At least 300 pixels on each side, up to 10 MB per photo - One photo for each role; no video or prompt upload ### You get - A 15-second 720p MP4 in vertical 9:16 - An included 15-second audio excerpt - A task in My Work on this page with playback and download | Photos | 2 | | --- | --- | | Model | Seedance | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Frame | 9:16 vertical | | Audio | Included excerpt | | File | MP4 | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## The two-person routine behind the cat clip Your video follows this 15-second edit of the original Reel: her close-up, his close-up, then the duet. ### The original Smalltown Boy Reel Two people at the same red fence, edited to 15 seconds with the track. ## The Smalltown Boy dance: two screamers, one duet The cat clip at the top of the page and the two-person Reel in The original section show the same routine. Choose who takes each role in your version. ### The moves in the reference The screaming cats dance follows a clear sequence. An orange-and-white cat stands close to a wide-angle camera with its mouth open and its paws pressed to its head. A gray cat stands upright farther back, dancing in front of a red wooden fence with ivy. The close foreground face and the smaller dancer behind it make both reactions visible in the same shot. In your video, the subject from your first photo takes this opening close-up and the subject from your second photo dances behind. The gray cat then takes the foreground position. It lifts its paws to its head and opens its mouth while the orange-and-white cat dances behind it. The scene finishes with the pair dancing side by side, including a low camera angle and a straight-on view. Your version follows the same order: the second subject comes forward for their close-up while the first dances behind, then both dance side by side, with the first subject on the left. Seedance recreates these role changes from the two-person reference. ### The social clips behind this template An Instagram Reel by elvira.mua.music and mr_unvrs, dated August 4, shows two people performing the routine and credits Bronski Beat’s Smalltown Boy. Bellvtrix posted the cat version on TikTok on October 2, 2026. When checked on October 15, that TikTok post showed 10.5 million plays and 1.2 million likes. The cat clip at the top of the page is an excerpt of that TikTok post, with its creator linked beside the player. Your video is generated from a 15-second edit of the two-person Reel shown in The original section, not from the cat clip. The two versions share a useful visual idea: the person nearest the camera reacts dramatically while their partner keeps dancing. After the swap, both join in. You can choose a pair with a similar contrast, such as the friend who panics before an exam and the friend who stays relaxed. The joke comes from the change in roles, so each person gets a turn at both reactions. ### The song behind the Smalltown Boy dance Smalltown Boy is the debut single by the British synth-pop band Bronski Beat, released in May 1984 with Jimmy Somerville on vocals. It reached number three in the UK, and its lyrics follow a young man who leaves home after being bullied. Remixes for its 40th anniversary in 2024 brought the track back to TikTok. Other videos set to the song use their own choreography; this template follows the two-person routine of alternating screaming close-ups and a final duet. ### A shorter version for your photos The original two-person Reel runs about 21 seconds. This template generates from a 15-second edit of it that keeps the first close-up, the second close-up and the side-by-side dance. It is a shorter arrangement of the observed routine, with a matching-length audio excerpt included. Both clips on this page are social footage, not customer results. The AI video generator takes your two images and this prepared motion reference into the existing generation workflow. You choose the cast; the template supplies the setting, camera sequence and movement instructions. There is no timeline to assemble and no prompt to write. The finished clip uses a vertical 9:16 frame, making the close-up and the dancer behind it easy to see on a phone. ## Choose a duo for your Smalltown Boy duet Two photos set the cast, whether you choose two pets, two people or one of each. ### Two pets Try your cats, two dogs, or a cat and dog together. Put the pet you want in the opening close-up into the first box. The template asks for pets to stand upright and copy the dancers’ moves, just as the two cats do in the clip at the top. Pick two different photos so each role has its own reference. ### Friends or siblings Use one portrait of each person for a shared joke. Decide who gets the first dramatic reaction and who starts as the relaxed dancer. A pair of everyday photos gives the routine a different context from the cat clip without needing to film either person dancing. Both get a close-up before the duet. ### You and your pet Combine a portrait of yourself with a photo of your pet. Either can go first: the upload boxes control the order rather than the species. This is a simple way to put the two of you in the same scene when your original photos were taken in different places or at different times. ### Study or work partners Choose a pair who will recognize the contrast between panic and carrying on as usual. One person gets the foreground reaction while the other dances behind. Add your own context when sharing the downloaded video, such as the end of an exam week or a deadline you completed together. ## Make your Smalltown Boy video Pick the first screamer and their partner. Make video clips from your two photos with the dance and audio already set. Add your photos ↑ ## Smalltown Boy FAQ ### What is the Smalltown Boy AI trend? The Smalltown Boy AI trend is a two-subject dance routine with alternating close-up reactions: one subject holds their head and opens their mouth near a wide lens while the other dances behind. They swap and then dance together. The cat version uses an orange-and-white cat and a gray cat in front of a red fence. ### How do I choose who screams first? Put that subject in First screamer. Second screamer takes the next close-up. Before submitting, look at both upload previews and replace them if you want the opposite order. These two boxes map to the two subjects in the reference; there is no random cast selection. ### Can I use people instead of cats? Yes, you can request a version with two people, two pets, or one of each. Upload one subject photo per role. The template asks the model to keep the appearance from each image while following the reference actions, including upright movement for pets. You can review the generated result before downloading. ### Do I need to upload a dance video or write a prompt? No. The prepared reference supplies the dance and camera sequence, and the template supplies the instructions. Your inputs are the two photos. You do not need to film the routine, describe the red fence, choose camera movements or find a separate audio file. ### Is this the full original Smalltown Boy cat video? No. The cat clip and the original two-person Reel each run about 21 seconds; this template generates from a 15-second edit of the two-person Reel, shown on this page, with the alternating close-ups and paired dance. Your output is also 15 seconds, in vertical 9:16 at 720p, with an audio excerpt included. ### What images does the maker accept? Each role accepts JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB per file, with both image dimensions at least 300 pixels. The first and second roles need two different photos. Select the images in their corresponding upload boxes and check the previews before you press Generate. ### How much does it cost, and how long does it take? The Generate button shows the quoted credits before you start. Sign in with enough credits for the task. Processing usually takes several minutes and continues in the background. If the task fails, charged credits return automatically; you can inspect its status in My Work on this page. ### Where do I download my finished video? Return to this template and open the completed result in My Work. Play it to check the scene, then download the MP4. The vertical file can be saved to your phone or computer and used in a post without assembling the two roles in a separate editor. ## More viral AI video trends ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### Raindance ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Unforgettable Car ### Signature AI Video --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/signature-ai-video # Signature Trend AI Video Generator Turn your typed name or initials into an eight-second AI video of the signature trend. SameVid AI renders a fine black-ink signature on clean white paper from a fixed, slightly oblique overhead angle in macro close-up: towering capitals, quick compressed strokes, and a sweeping finish. It is a focused AI video generator built for polished personal branding, social reveals, and clean video signatures. ## How to Generate Your Signature AI Video ### Type Your Name or Initials Enter your name, initials, or short signature in the text box, using up to 32 characters. Letters from different writing systems, numbers, spaces, apostrophes, periods, and hyphens are accepted. Start with the spelling and capitalization you want to see. The same pen-and-paper preset handles the scene, so you do not need a camera, design file, or a separate prompt. ### Review Credit Balance and Generate Check the credit cost shown on Generate, then start your video. If you are signed out, the sign-in dialog opens and keeps your text as a draft. Once signed in, the existing credit balance check applies. The template sends your name with its prepared handwriting scene for generation; you can follow the task in My Work. ### Check My Work and Download MP4 The My Work tab opens when your task starts. Return there to check progress and play the completed clip. Download the MP4 to your phone or computer, then place it in your video editor or social post. Watch the full reveal before choosing where to cut into it: the ending gives the finished name a moment on screen. ## Crafting Handwriting Movement for Digital Video The appeal of a handwriting clip comes from watching a mark take shape. These guides explain the scene, the name you choose, and practical ways to place an eight-second signature animation in a larger video. ### A close-up that follows the writing The preset begins with a pen touching white paper, then gives most of the eight-second sequence to the act of writing. Its direction follows a modern executive style: each capital rises as a tall, sharp stroke, the remaining letters compress into small, quick waves, and one long stroke or wide oval binds the name before a final dot. A close view puts the nib and the emerging ink at the center of attention. The scene is designed around this gradual reveal, rather than a complete name fading onto a background. The final beat leaves room to take in the mark before the clip ends. The camera stays slightly above the page at an oblique angle and does not move. That keeps the moving pen in focus as the subject of the shot. In the original handwriting reference by The Prolific Penman, towering capitals, compressed lowercase, and a sweeping finish give each signature its own shape. The examples beside the generator were made with this template, which translates that style into an AI scene using the name you enter. ### Initials or a full name: choosing the reveal Two initials create a compact focal point. Their capitals leave room for a broad loop or an extended finishing stroke, making them a useful starting point for a short creator sign-off. A first name feels more personal and gives the viewer a word to recognize as the pen progresses. A first and last name adds context when the clip introduces an author, artist, or presenter. Choose the version that your audience already associates with your work. The text field accepts up to 32 characters, including spaces. Think about how much you want someone to read in eight seconds: an initial pair and a long full name have very different visual rhythms. A simple first-and-last-name layout gives the reveal a clear beginning and ending. Keep a professional title or a longer message in the surrounding edit, where it has its own space. Your signature can then stay the focal point of this particular shot. ### Using the clip as an intro or outro An animated signature can introduce the person behind a tutorial, portfolio, or short update. Place the clip before the main footage for a quiet opening, or use a short excerpt after a spoken introduction. Its vertical 9:16 frame fits a phone-first editing timeline. The white paper provides a distinct pause between busier scenes, while the black lettering keeps the visual idea straightforward. For a longer presentation, use the signature as a chapter break or a closing credit. For an outro, let the finished name remain on screen before cutting away. The preset asks for a final hold after the closing dot, which makes that moment a natural place to end your edit. The clip carries a trending signature track; you can replace it with your own voiceover or music in a separate editor and choose a cut that fits its rhythm. Keep any extra caption away from the writing area. A small author credit works best when the viewer has time to read it without competing graphics. ### A name reveal for a personal announcement A name reveal video builds around one small piece of information: the letters that are about to appear. Use a pen name to introduce a writing project, your initials for a personal update, or a name that belongs to a new creative series. In a sequence of posts, a consistent paper-and-ink scene can act as a familiar opening. The reveal is complete in one short clip, so it can also stand alone with a caption that explains the occasion. To make video announcements feel connected to the rest of your work, decide what comes immediately before and after the signature. A spoken introduction can lead into the writing; a portrait, artwork, or project title in your own edit can follow it. The signature AI video supplies the handwriting scene. You choose the context when sharing it. Save the downloaded MP4 alongside the other elements in your project so you can reuse the same sign-off across later edits. ## Your text, an eight-second handwriting video One name is enough to start. The signature AI maker uses a single paper-and-ink scene with the output format already set. ### You enter - Your name, initials, or short signature: 1–32 characters. - The spelling and capitalization you want in the handwriting scene. ### You get - An 8-second vertical 720p MP4 video with a trending signature track. - Black-ink lettering on white paper with towering capitals and a sweeping finish. - A task in My Work, with playback and download when completed. | Input | Name or initials · 1–32 characters | | --- | --- | | Length | 8 seconds | | Format | 9:16 · 720p · MP4 | | Audio | Trending signature track | | Credits | 50 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Ready-to-Use Social Sharing Captions - “A little introduction, written one stroke at a time.” - “Putting my name to the next chapter.” - “My initials. A pen. A fresh page.” - “Signing off for today.” ## Generate Your Custom Signature AI Video Enter your name or initials, check the credit quote, and create a personal handwriting reveal. Create Signature Video ↑ ## Signature AI Video FAQ ### What is a signature AI video? A signature AI video is a short generated scene of a name or initials being written on paper. Here, you supply the text and the template supplies the pen, white paper, signature style, camera direction, and sweeping finish. The output is a moving MP4 clip that you can place in an intro, outro, or name reveal. The examples in the tool were generated with this template. ### How much text can I enter? Use between 1 and 32 characters. The field accepts letters from different writing systems, combining marks, numbers, spaces, apostrophes, periods, and hyphens. Your first name, two initials, or a short full name gives the scene a clear subject. You can edit the text before generating. If you leave it blank or enter unsupported punctuation, the form keeps Generate unavailable and explains what to enter. ### Do I need a photo of my signature? You only need to type the name or initials you want to use. There is no upload step in this template. You do not need to draw a signature first, photograph a page, or record a hand holding a pen. After entering your text, use the Generate button to start the same sign-in, credit check, and video task process used by the other SameVid templates. ### What happens during the eight-second clip? The prepared scene asks for the pen to meet the paper first, then for each capital to rise as a tall, sharp stroke followed by quick, compressed waves. The closing moments add one long stroke or wide oval through the name, lift the pen, press a final dot, and hold on the finished signature. The camera stays at a fixed, slightly oblique overhead angle. This gives the signature animation a beginning, a writing sequence, and a clear ending. ### Can I choose a different color or camera angle? This page uses one prepared look: black ink on white paper, filmed as a close-up. The writing and finish are part of that preset. Your text is the part you personalize. Once the MP4 is downloaded, you can trim it, add captions around it, or place it between other shots in your own editor to suit a larger project. ### Where can I watch and download my video? Open the My Work tab in the generator. It shows your video tasks and their current status, then provides a player and download control when a task completes. You can leave the page while processing and come back to your account later. Save the finished MP4 to your device before adding it to a social post or editing timeline. ### What format does the generator produce? The template is set to an eight-second, 9:16 vertical video at 720p, with a trending signature track. The output is an MP4, ready to bring into a video editor or upload as part of a vertical post. The Generate button shows the required credits before you submit. The video can be used as a full-frame paper scene or cut into a longer sequence with your other material. ## More viral AI video trends ### Unforgettable Car ### Flying Car ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Raindance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Smalltown Boy --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/bulin-47-ai # Bulin 47 AI Freestyle Video Generator Make a Bulin 47 AI video: you take the performer’s spot in the red-lit freestyle scene, rapping and gesturing at a fan who holds up a phone and a speaker while the crowd films. Upload a photo of one person and get a 15-second vertical MP4 with the freestyle audio. ## Where the Bulin 47 freestyle comes from A street freestyle in Spain that turned into an AI trend. ### Who Bulin 47 is A Dominican dembow artist and comedian from Capotillo, Santo Domingo, born Hancel Teodoro Vargas Reynoso. His first song, "7 Pollos," came out in 2016. ### The night of the freestyle In early October 2026, street creator Kevin Wai stopped him outside a red-lit venue in Spain with a speaker playing a dembow beat. Bulin 47 answered with an improvised freestyle, and Kevin’s 46-second TikTok passed 9 million plays. ### "No ando en película ni ando en paquete" The full line, "…ya todos me conocen, soy Bulin 47," means "I’m not putting on a show and I’m not lying. Everybody knows me. I’m Bulin 47." In Dominican slang, "paquete" is a lie and "película" is an act. ### How the AI version took over AI edits kept the scene and swapped the performer for footballers, cartoons and pets. This template does the same with your photo: the fan, the crowd, the gestures and the freestyle audio stay, and only the performer changes. The song that followed, "Dame Hombro," started its own shoulder dance; the Dame Hombro AI video template puts one or three photos into the three-person shutter version. ## The original and the AI versions The original clip, followed by two social AI versions of the same scene. Each links to its creator. ### The original Bulin 47 freestyle A 15-second excerpt of Kevin Wai’s TikTok, the same stretch of the freestyle this template uses. ### A woman in the performer’s spot Blonde hair and a blue leather jacket, rapping at a fan who holds up a speaker on the red-lit stairs. ### A chihuahua in a leather jacket A dog-headed performer with gold chains delivering the same gestures to the crowd. ## How to make a Bulin 47 AI video One photo, one button, and the finished clip waits in My Work. ### Add one photo Upload a photo of one person into Freestyler. A clear, front-facing photo from the waist up works best, because your face, hair and outfit replace the performer’s. Check the preview and replace it if the face is small or turned away. ### Generate Sign in and check the credits shown on Generate. Seedance, 720p, 15 seconds, the 9:16 frame and the freestyle audio are already set, so there is no prompt to write and no video to upload. Press Generate to start the task. ### Watch and download Generation usually takes several minutes and keeps running if you leave the page. Open My Work on this template to play the result and download the MP4. If a task fails, the charged credits return automatically. ## Who to put in the freestyle The joke works best when the person is the last one you would expect to stop and freestyle at a club door. ### Yourself Post your own "soy Bulin 47" moment: you walking out, the fan with the speaker stopping you, and you answering the beat in front of the crowd. ### A friend on their birthday Use a portrait of the friend who always has an answer for everything and send it to the group chat. The confident line fits anyone with a reputation. ### Your dad or grandma A calm family photo becomes a dembow freestyle with a crowd filming. The bigger the contrast with the person’s usual mood, the better the reaction. ### A coworker or teammate Celebrate a win, a launch or a match with a clip of them owning the moment. Add your own caption when you share the download. ## What you upload and receive One photo in, a 15-second freestyle clip out. ### You upload - One JPG, PNG or WebP photo of one person - At least 300 pixels on each side, up to 10 MB - No video, audio or prompt upload ### You get - A 15-second 720p MP4 in vertical 9:16 - The freestyle audio, matched to the mouth movement - A task in My Work on this page with playback and download | Photos | 1 | | --- | --- | | Model | Seedance | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Frame | 9:16 vertical | | Audio | Original freestyle excerpt | | File | MP4 | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your Bulin 47 freestyle Pick the photo, take the spot on the red-lit stairs and let the crowd film. Add your photo ↑ ## Bulin 47 FAQ ### What is the Bulin 47 AI trend? The Bulin 47 AI trend is a set of AI edits of the October 2026 freestyle by Dominican artist Bulin 47: the red-lit venue door, the fan holding a speaker and a phone, and the crowd stay the same, while the performer is replaced by someone else. This template does that with your photo. ### What does "No ando en película ni ando en paquete" mean? In Dominican slang, "paquete" is a lie and "película" is an act or a front. The full line, "No ando en película ni ando en paquete, ya todos me conocen, soy Bulin 47," means "I’m not putting on a show and I’m not lying. Everybody knows me. I’m Bulin 47." ### Who is Bulin 47? Bulin 47 is Hancel Teodoro Vargas Reynoso, a Dominican dembow artist and comedian from Capotillo, Santo Domingo. He began with comedy videos, released his first song in 2016 and runs his own label, 47 Music. The street freestyle with Kevin Wai went viral in October 2026. ### Where was the Bulin 47 freestyle filmed? In Spain, and many accounts name Madrid, where Bulin 47 played a club show at Shôko Madrid on October 1, 2026. News reports say he was about to walk into a restaurant when Kevin Wai stopped him; another account places it at the door of the club where he performed that night. ### How viral did the Bulin 47 freestyle get? Kevin Wai’s original 46-second TikTok passed 9 million plays and 1 million likes. By October 7, Dominican newspaper Listín Diario counted more than 50 million plays across social networks, and AI versions starring Mbappé, Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Haaland were already circulating. ### Will my video show Bulin 47? No. The template is built on an AI version of the scene in which a cartoon-style performer stands in his spot, and your photo replaces that performer. The original clip with Bulin 47 is shown on this page for reference only. ### What photo works best? A clear, front-facing photo of one person, ideally from the waist up, in JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 pixels on each side and up to 10 MB. Your face, hair, skin tone and outfit come from the photo, so pick the look you want in the video. ### How much does it cost and how long does it take? Each Bulin 47 AI video costs 110 credits for a 15-second 720p clip, and the Generate button shows the amount before you start. Generation usually takes several minutes and continues in the background. If the task fails, the charged credits return automatically. ## More viral AI video trends ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### Dame Hombro ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Unforgettable Car ### Smalltown Boy ### Signature AI Video --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/dame-hombro-ai # Dame Hombro AI Video Generator for the Shoulder Dance Trio Make a Dame Hombro AI video from one or three photos: the viral shoulder dance in front of a gray street shutter, as a 15-second vertical MP4 with the trend audio. One photo puts you in the lead; three photos cast the whole trio. ## How to make a Dame Hombro AI video Select your casting mode, add your portraits, and generate your 15-second trio dance video. ### Pick your mode and add photos Choose One photo or Three photos. In One photo mode, your subject takes the center lead while the two original dancers stay as filmed. In Three photos mode, upload separate photos for Lead dancer, Left dancer, and Right dancer, one person per box. Use JPG, PNG, or WebP files of at least 300 pixels per side and up to 10 MB. One photo cannot fill two roles. ### Generate your dance video Sign in and check the 110 credits fee on Generate. The template applies Seedance, 720p resolution, 9:16 vertical framing, and the 15-second duration with the trend audio. Clicking Generate starts a background task that keeps the sidewalk, the light and the camera moves of the reference; there is no prompt to write. ### Play and download the MP4 Track progress in My Work on this page. Generation takes several minutes in the background. Play the video to check choreography and download the 15-second vertical MP4 to your device. If a task fails, charged credits return automatically. ## What you upload and what you get One or three portraits go in; one 15-second vertical MP4 with the trend audio comes out, for 110 credits. ### You upload - One photo for the lead dancer, or three for the trio - JPG, PNG, or WebP files of at least 300 pixels, up to 10 MB - Clear single-person portraits; half-body photos work too ### You get - A 15-second vertical 9:16 MP4 video at 720p resolution - Synchronized dembow trend audio from the reference clip - Finished video in My Work with playback and download | Photos | 1 (you lead) or 3 (lead, left, right) | | --- | --- | | Model | Seedance | | Duration | 15 seconds | | Resolution | 720p | | Frame | 9:16 vertical | | Audio | Trend audio from reference clip | | File | MP4 | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Who to put in the Dame Hombro trio One photo casts the lead and keeps the two original dancers; three photos put people you know in every spot. ### Solo lead dancer with street crew Put yourself in the lead with One photo mode. Your photo replaces the center dancer, performing the shoulder bounce, forward turn, and hand gestures while the two original dancers back you up. ### Three close friends on a sidewalk stage Recreate the trio with friends using Three photos mode. Assign three distinct photos to Lead, Left, and Right dancers. The lead steps forward while side dancers bounce behind for a shared AI dance video. ### Family members or siblings Feature relatives in a synchronized routine with Three photos mode. Put the most energetic person in the center lead spot, flanked by two family members against the shutter for an animated keepsake. ### Coworker or classmate celebration Celebrate finishing a project or exam week by casting a colleague or study partner in One photo mode, creating an energetic dembow routine without an in-person shoot. ## What is the Dame Hombro trend? The Dame Hombro trend is a shoulder-bounce dance to "Dame Hombro," the dembow song by Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai. ### Where it came from In early October 2026, Kevin Wai played a dembow beat outside a venue in Spain and Bulin 47 answered with a freestyle and a shoulder bounce. The clip went viral, and the single followed on October 7. For the freestyle scene itself, use the Bulin 47 AI freestyle video template. ### How the dance spread Bulin 47 started #DameHombroChallenge with a €2,000 prize, and streamer Ibai Llanos and singer Jay Wheeler posted their own versions. ### How to do the shoulder dance There is no official choreography. Keep it small and on the beat: 1. Tuck your fists against your chest and bend your knees a little. 2. Bounce lightly on each beat, without jumping. 3. Pop one shoulder, then the other. 4. Keep a straight face, then smile at the camera. ### The version this template follows A 15-second, one-take clip shared on TikTok by @andreaclips_01: three dancers bounce side-on in front of a gray roll-up shutter, then the lead turns, steps toward the camera, frames his hands at his chest and steps back. ## Photo tips for the best dance results Each photo gives one dancer its face, hair, skin tone and visible outfit, so one clear person per photo matters most. - Use clear, well-lit front-facing portraits with sharp facial features. - Upload single-person half-body photos; lower-body clothes are filled in to match. - Choose JPG, PNG, or WebP files of at least 300 pixels and up to 10 MB. - Avoid group photos; each dancer slot requires one individual person. - Avoid blurry snapshots, dark shadows, or items covering the face. - Do not reuse the same photo across multiple roles in Three photos mode. ## Make your Dame Hombro AI video Step into the sidewalk shoulder dance. Upload your pictures, pick your casting mode, and generate your 15-second trio video. Generate your Dame Hombro video ↑ ## Dame Hombro FAQ ### What does "dame hombro" mean? "Dame hombro" is Spanish for "give me shoulder." In the dembow song, it serves as an upbeat call inviting listeners to bounce their shoulders to the rhythm. ### Can I make it with one photo? Yes, you can make a video with one photo. The One photo tab places your subject as the central lead while keeping the reference side dancers. ### How many credits does one video cost? Each video costs 110 credits, shown on the Generate button. You can buy more credits anytime through credit packs. Failed tasks refund automatically. ### Does the video include the song? Yes, the finished MP4 includes the synchronized trend audio from the reference clip, added directly to the 15-second video so it is ready to share. ### Do I need CapCut or a Dame Hombro template app? No. This page is the Dame Hombro template: pick One photo or Three photos, add your pictures and press Generate. There is no CapCut project to download, no footage to film and no prompt to write; the 15-second MP4 lands in My Work. ### Can I use photos of friends? Yes, you can use photos of friends, siblings or coworkers. In Three photos mode each person gets their own box, so the lead and both side dancers can all be people you know. ### Can I use a half-body selfie? Yes, a clear half-body selfie or waist-up portrait works well. The Seedance model captures your face and upper outfit, then fills in the lower body to match. ### Is this the official Bulin 47 video? No, this template is an independent AI video tool and is not official or affiliated with Bulin 47, Kevin Wai, or their labels. It recreates the trend with your photos. ## More viral AI video trends ### Gas Station Dance ### Smalltown Boy ### Hotel Lobby ### Bulin 47 ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Unforgettable Car --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/flying-car-ai # Flying Car AI Video Generator Make a flying car AI video with your car, yourself at the wheel, or both: the car hovers over a sunny street on four jets, blows newspapers and cups across the road, then lifts straight up and flies away. Add one or two photos and get an 11-second vertical MP4 in 1080p with the jet and street sound. ## A camper van takes off, and other flying car clips First, three videos made with this generator: both photos, a car photo only and a portrait only. Then the clip it follows and two popular takes on the trend, each linked to its creator. ### A camper van with a new driver Generated on this page from two photos: a weathered blue VW camper van and a portrait of a woman with a black bob. She looks out of the side window as the van hovers, fires its jets and lifts off. ### A rusty camper van lifts off Generated on this page from a car photo only: a side shot of a weathered blue VW camper van. The van hovers along the curb, fires its jets and climbs into the sky, keeping its boxy shape, white roof and faded paint. ### Same sports car, new driver Generated on this page from a portrait only. The white sports car stays as filmed, and the woman from the photo sits at the wheel as it leaves the street. ### The street lift-off this template uses A white sports car hovers along the curb, blasts its jets at the road and climbs into the sky. Your car takes its place. ### The parking spot steal Drone and security-camera views of a full parking lot: a white car drops out of the sky into the last free spot in a cloud of smoke. ### Everyone flies, the old car drives Rows of flying cars fill the sky while one old red hatchback drives alone down an empty highway at sunset. ## How to make your car fly Pick your car, your face or both, and the street lift-off is ready in My Work about ten minutes later. ### Add your car, yourself or both Put a car photo in Your car, a portrait in You at the wheel, or fill both; one is enough. Show the whole car from the side or a three-quarter angle, and use a clear front-facing photo of yourself. Whatever you leave empty stays as in the example. ### Generate the lift-off Sign in and press Generate; the button shows the 110 credits before anything starts. The hover, the jet blast, the flying newspapers and the jet sound all come from the reference clip, so you skip the prompt and the video upload. Seedance renders the 11-second 9:16 clip, then it is upscaled to 1080p. ### Watch your car fly away Rendering and upscaling take about ten minutes and keep going if you close the tab. Open My Work on this page to watch the car climb off the street, then download the MP4. If the task fails, its credits come back automatically. ## What you upload and receive One or two photos in, an 11-second 1080p lift-off clip out. ### You upload - A photo of one car, a portrait of one person, or both - JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 pixels on each side, up to 10 MB - No video, audio or prompt upload ### You get - An 11-second 1080p MP4 in vertical 9:16 - Your car, or the white sports car, hovering and flying away, with you or the original driver at the wheel - A task in My Work on this page with playback and download | Photos | 1–2 (car, driver or both) | | --- | --- | | Model | Seedance | | Duration | 11 seconds | | Resolution | 1080p | | Frame | 9:16 vertical | | Audio | Jet and street sound from the reference clip | | File | MP4 | | Credits | 110 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Which car, and who drives Swap the car, the driver or both. The joke works best when everyone watching knows the car or the face. ### Your daily driver The hatchback, sedan or SUV you park outside every day. Friends recognize it at once, so seeing it lift off over a street lands harder than any concept car. ### Your new car, with you driving Picked up the keys this week? Add the car and a photo of yourself. The clip this template follows was posted as "Day 1 with my new Tesla," and the same line works for any new car. ### An old pickup or a classic A boxy pickup or a rusty classic hovering on jets is the opposite of a sleek sports car, and that contrast is the punchline. The trend’s "the old guy wins" clip runs on the same idea. ### A friend in the sports car No car photo needed: add a portrait of the friend who just passed the driving test, and they take the wheel of the white sports car as it leaves the ground. ## Where the flying car AI trend comes from ### What the flying car AI trend is The flying car AI trend is a wave of short AI videos in which ordinary cars hover on jets and take off over streets, traffic and parking lots. It took off in October 2026, after Tesla’s Roadster launch showed a car briefly leaving the ground and Elon Musk posted "Turns out the future does have flying cars." ### The version this template follows A street lift-off posted by @_mister_z as "Day 1 with my new Tesla": the car hovers along the curb, blasts paper across the road and climbs away. Here your car, you, or both take its place. ## Photo tips for the car and the driver The model can only rebuild the parts of the car it can see, and the driver is seen through a side window. - Fit the whole car in the frame, bumper to bumper, with all four wheels visible and some space around it. - Shoot from the side or a three-quarter angle so the length and roofline show. The clip opens on the side of the car and ends on its rear. - Use daylight or even, bright light: an overcast day, open shade or a well-lit garage. - Keep one car in the photo against a simple background, such as a driveway, an empty lot or a plain wall. - For the driver, use a front-facing photo of one person with the face clearly visible. - Avoid straight-on front or rear shots, which hide the profile of the car. - Avoid busy lots with several cars, people standing in front of the car, heavy filters or strong glare on dark paint. ## Flying Car FAQ ### What is the flying car AI trend? The flying car AI trend is a set of short AI videos, made after the Tesla Roadster launch on October 15, 2026, in which cars hover, fire jets and fly over streets, traffic and parking lots. This template makes the street lift-off version with your own car, yourself at the wheel, or both. ### How do I make my car fly in an AI video? Add a photo of your car on this page, sign in and press Generate. The template replaces the white sports car in the reference clip with your car and keeps the hover, the jets, the street and the camera. Add a portrait too if you want to be the driver. The finished 11-second 1080p MP4 appears in My Work. ### What kind of car photo can I use? One photo of one car, SUV, van or pickup, in JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 pixels on each side and up to 10 MB. The body shape, color, wheels and lights come from the photo, so a side or three-quarter shot with the whole car in frame works best. ### Can I put myself in the driver’s seat? Yes. Add a front-facing portrait in You at the wheel and you replace the driver seen through the side window; add a car photo too to fly your own car. The driver shows mainly in the first seconds, before the camera moves behind the car. ### How much does it cost and how long does it take? Each flying car video costs 110 credits for an 11-second 1080p clip, and the Generate button shows the amount before you start. Credits come from credit packs. Generation and upscaling usually take about ten minutes and continue in the background. If the task fails, the charged credits return automatically. ### Does the video have sound? Yes. The jet blast and street sound from the reference clip are added to the finished video, timed to the hover and the lift-off. ### Did the Tesla Roadster really fly? It made real short jumps. At the October 15, 2026 launch the car flipped off a ramp with cold-air thrusters and jumped over five parked cars, and fact-checkers rated that footage real. It did not fly for long, and the street lift-off clips in this trend, including this template, are AI-generated. ### Is this an official Tesla template? No. SameVid is not affiliated with Tesla. The template follows the AI clips people made after the launch and works with your own car and your own photo. ## More viral AI video trends ### Unforgettable Car ### Bulin 47 ### Dame Hombro ### Hotel Lobby ### Gas Station Dance ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Smalltown Boy ### Signature AI Video --- Canonical page: https://samevid.com/template/ceiling-fan-ai # Ceiling Fan AI Outfit Transition Generator Make a ceiling fan AI video: you roll off a pink sofa onto a blue rug under a ceiling fan, and each time a blade sweeps across the overhead shot you appear in the next of four gowns. Upload a photo of one person and get a 12-second vertical MP4 with the clip’s original sound. ## AI and real ceiling fan transitions The AI clip this template follows, a menswear AI version and a real one shot without AI. Each links to its creator. ### Four gowns under the fan A black strapless gown, a black-and-gold kaftan, a corset with a denim mermaid skirt and a gold ruffled gown, one per blade pass. ### A menswear version Sunglasses and four black streetwear fits in the same pink-sofa room. ### Trying it without AI A real overhead shot on a grey carpet, with a new outfit after each pass of a white fan. ## How to make a ceiling fan AI video One photo, one button, and the finished clip waits in My Work. ### Add one photo Upload a photo of one person into You. A clear, front-facing full-body photo works best, because the video shows you lying head to toe on the rug. Your face, hair, skin tone and build come from the photo; the four gowns come from the template. ### Generate Sign in and check the credits shown on Generate. Seedance, up to 1080p, 12 seconds, the 9:16 frame, the four looks and the original sound are already set, so there is no prompt to write, no outfit to upload and no phone to tape to the ceiling. Press Generate to start the task. ### Watch and download Generation and upscaling usually take about ten minutes and keep running if you leave the page. Open My Work on this template to play the result and download the MP4. If a task fails, the charged credits return automatically. ## Where the ceiling fan transition comes from An overhead outfit edit that went AI, then went back to real. ### What the ceiling fan transition is The camera looks straight down from the ceiling at someone lying on the floor. A fan blade sweeps across the lens, and when it passes, the person is wearing a different outfit. TikTok tags it #ceilingfantransition and #ceilingfantrend; people also call it the fan transition, the fan outfit trend or "under the fan." ### The AI version went viral In late September 2026, AI versions spread on TikTok: one photo placed into a room seen from the ceiling, often with a pink sofa and a blue rug, changing into a new look on every blade pass. On September 28, The Tab reported that the AI ceiling fan trend had gone viral right after the Hotel Lobby trend, and that it looked so real some people did not realize it was AI. The Hotel Lobby edit has its own template: the Hotel Lobby AI video puts one or two photos into the orange-booth performance. ### The no-AI comeback Doing it by hand means taping a phone to the ceiling, lying underneath it in each outfit and editing the clips together on the blade passes. In October, creators answered with real attempts. @amyrebeccaowen’s version, captioned "and this is why I don’t participate in trends," passed 22 million plays, and @lottsjsworld’s "trying AI trends without AI" passed 2.5 million. ## Who to put under the fan Four red-carpet looks in 12 seconds suit anyone who deserves a glow-up. ### Yourself Post your own ceiling fan transition without filming four times or changing on the floor. Add a "which look is your fav?" caption and let the comments vote. ### A best friend on their birthday Send the birthday girl four gowns she never had to buy. A full-body photo from a night out works well. ### Your mom or grandma Give the family’s favorite woman a runway moment on the rug, from the black gown to the gold ruffles. ### The friend who never dresses up The gowns stay the same whoever you upload, so a photo of your most casual friend, brother or dad becomes a four-gown surprise for the group chat. ## What you upload and receive One photo in, a 12-second, four-look transition out. ### You upload - One JPG, PNG or WebP photo of one person - At least 300 pixels on each side, up to 10 MB - No video, audio, outfit photos or prompt ### You get - A 12-second MP4 in vertical 9:16, up to 1080p - Four looks, changing each time the blade sweeps past - The original sound of the source clip - A task in My Work on this page with playback and download | Photos | 1 | | --- | --- | | Model | Seedance | | Duration | 12 seconds | | Resolution | Up to 1080p | | Frame | 9:16 vertical | | Looks | 4 gowns, set by the template | | Audio | Original sound of the source clip | | File | MP4 | | Credits | 330 per video, refunded if it fails | ## Make your ceiling fan transition Pick the photo, lie down on the blue rug and let the fan change your look. Add your photo ↑ ## Ceiling Fan FAQ ### What is the ceiling fan AI trend? The ceiling fan AI trend is an outfit transition filmed from above: a person lies on the floor under a ceiling fan, and each time a blade sweeps across the camera, they appear in a new outfit. AI versions build it from a single photo; this template puts your photo into a 12-second, four-look version. ### When did the ceiling fan transition go viral? AI versions spread on TikTok in late September 2026, and The Tab covered the trend on September 28. In October, real "without AI" versions took off too; the most-watched, by @amyrebeccaowen, passed 22 million plays. ### Can I choose the outfits? No. The four looks are set by the template: a black strapless gown, a black-and-gold kaftan, a brown corset with a denim mermaid skirt and a gold ruffled gown. Your photo supplies your face, hair, skin tone and build, not your clothes. ### Can I use a photo of a man? Yes. The person in the photo takes the spot on the rug and wears the same four gowns, which many people use as a joke for friends, brothers or dads. ### What photo works best? A clear, front-facing, full-body photo of one person, in JPG, PNG or WebP, at least 300 pixels on each side and up to 10 MB. The video shows the person head to toe, so a full-body photo keeps proportions closest to you. Avoid sunglasses, hats and group photos. ### Do I need a ceiling fan or a phone mount? No. The room, the fan, the overhead camera and the blade timing are already in the template. You upload one photo and the AI video is generated from it. ### Does the video have sound? Yes. The MP4 carries the original sound of the source clip, matched to the 12-second edit. You can also add a trending sound when you post it. ### How much does it cost and how long does it take? Each ceiling fan AI video costs 330 credits for a 12-second clip up to 1080p, and the Generate button shows the amount before you start. Generation and upscaling usually take about ten minutes and continue in the background. If the task fails, the charged credits return automatically. ## More viral AI video trends ### Hotel Lobby ### Dame Hombro ### Bulin 47 ### Gas Station Dance ### Tip Toeing in My Jordans ### Smalltown Boy ### AI Zombie Video Generator ### Signature AI Video ---