AI Dunk Video

1 photo, 10 seconds: you dribble, fly over the defender and dunk in a packed arena.

AI video template

AI Dunk Video

A 10 s vertical clip: in a packed pro arena you dribble down the court, leap past the defender, dunk with both hands and roar at the camera

Your photo (adults only)→ the player who dunksOne adult, full body works best, face clear

These are my photos, or I have permission. No minors.

750 credits · 225 on Unlimited

AI Dunk Video turns one photo into a highlight: in a packed pro arena you dribble down the court, leap past the defender, slam a two-hand dunk and finish with a close-up roar, fists clenched. 10 seconds, vertical, made by AI from a single full-body photo, with no ball skills needed.

Updated October 13, 2026

At a glance

Length: 10 seconds
Format: Vertical 9:16
Photos: Your photo (adults only)
Price: 750 credits (HD 1,500)
On plans: Starter and Pro 375 · Unlimited 225
Sound: The trend’s sound, mixed in
Sign-up: An account is required (free to create)
Watermark: No watermark

Which photos work best

Full body
The run and the jump use the whole body, so a head-to-toe photo works best.
A clear face
The last shot is a close-up roar: a sharp, front-facing face keeps it you.
Your own outfit
Jeans, a suit, a hoodie: you dunk in what you wear in the photo, no jersey needed.

What is the AI dunk trend?

The AI dunk trend puts ordinary people, dads, friends and coworkers, into a pro basketball highlight. The joke is the contrast: someone who never played flies over a defender and dunks like a star while the crowd goes wild.

Our AI dunk video template follows the trend shot for shot: the dribble down the court, the leap past the defender, the two-hand dunk on the rim and the close-up celebration. Your face, hair and outfit come from your photo, jeans and sneakers included.

It is an AI video, not a real performance: you do not need a court, a ball or a vertical jump, only one clear photo. Not the same as Basketball Middle Finger AI: this page is a pro arena dunk and a roar, that one a park-court dunk over a defender, then a middle finger to the camera.

Use the AI dunk template

Another sports moment, a football celebration: Enzo Fernandez Celebration AI

A dunk with a middle finger at the end: Basketball Middle Finger AI

See the trend on TikTok

The dunk, play by play

What happens in the 10 seconds:

1The dribbleDown the court at full speed, the crowd on its feet.
2The leapUp and over the defender, legs tucked.
3The dunkBoth hands on the ball, slammed through the rim.
4The roarA close-up shout at the camera, fists clenched.

How to make it

1
Upload one photo
One adult, full body works best, with the face clear.
2
Generate
The template is set: vertical, 10 seconds. You only press Generate.
3
Post it
The clip is ready in about five minutes and stays in My creations. It comes with the trend’s sound.

AI video template or filming it yourself

Both end with the same clip on TikTok. The difference is what you need before you start.

	AI video template	Filming the trend
You need	One photo	A court, a ball and a 40-inch vertical
Time	About five minutes	Years of practice
The dunk	Follows the trend shot for shot	Depends on your legs
Sound	The trend’s sound, mixed in	Added on TikTok
Cost	750 credits, less on a plan	Free, if you can dunk

Questions

Is the AI dunk video free?

No. A template video uses 750 credits at 480p (1,500 in HD), about $10 with a credit pack. Starter and Pro plans pay half (375) and Unlimited pays 30%: 225 credits a video, about $2.25. The 100 free credits you get when you sign up are not enough for one video.

Whose photo can I use for the AI dunk video?

Adults only: don't upload photos of children. Your own photo, or one of a friend or family member who agreed to be in the video. No photos of famous people, athletes included. Uploads go through an automatic safety check before anything is made.

Does the video have sound?

Yes: your video comes with the trend’s sound, so you can post it to TikTok as it is. If TikTok flags the sound for copyright, swap in the same song from TikTok’s sound library when you post.