AI football video generator that puts you in a viral goal shot from one photo
AI platform that transforms text and photos into animated videos using multiple frontier models
Stage
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MVP
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
Single: 1 video for $6.99 USD; Trio: 3 videos for $16.99 USD; Squad: 5 videos for $24.99 USD. One-time payment, no subscription. Each video costs 10 credits.
Free: $0 with 50 credits; Lite: $10/month with 500 credits/month; Pro: 1,250 credits (annual pricing offers 30% discount)
Key features
One-photo input for video generation
15-second full-length MP4 output
No watermark on videos
Multiple format options (9:16, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 21:9)
Credits never expire
Automatic refund on failed renders
Stadium crowd sound included
720p video quality
Text-to-video generation with semantic understanding
Image-to-video with optional end frame control
Consistent character maintenance using reference images
Lock start and end frames for controlled motion animation
AI cartoon and anime style generation
Video enhancement tools including upscale, interpolate, and stabilize
AI video effects including background replacement and character effects
Access to multiple AI models from one dashboard
Veo 3 native sound generation for video
No-watermark exports on paid plans
What makes it different
Keeps your full body and clothes in the original goal shot, unlike face-swap alternatives
Uses the authentic original Mesut Özil goal footage instead of a generic or made-up stadium
One-time purchase with no subscription required
Fast generation, usually completed within a few minutes
Single unified platform accessing all major AI video models without switching tools
One price model with unified credits across all engines instead of per-model subscriptions
Always access to newest models the week they ship without migrations or retraining
Creator-first pricing that scales by seconds rendered with watermark-free exports
Backed by AI Secret, a 1.7 million reader newsletter with early access to frontier models