AI video generator that creates the skull cap trend video from a single photo
Upload one photo and get a 12-second Window Dance video in minutes
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free 4-second preview with verified email (one per account and device). Standard: $4.99 for one 480p video. 1 HD: $6.99 for one 720p video or two Standard videos. 2 HD: $11.99 for two 720p videos. 3 HD: $16.99 for three 720p videos. One-time payment with PayPal, no subscription, credits never expire
Single: $9.99 for 1 video. Trio: $19.99 for 3 videos ($6.66 each). One-time payment, no subscription. Credits never expire. Unused credits refundable within 7 days.
Key features
One photo input to generate 10-second video
Trend sound included (Wild Thoughts snippet)
Vertical 9:16 format ready for TikTok and Reels
No watermark, downloadable MP4
No app installation required
Free 4-second preview with verified email
AI adds black skull cap and hoodie to user
Photos deleted automatically after 14 days
Failed renders automatically refund credits
Free photo check before payment to verify photo quality
Generate videos in browser without app or account
12-second vertical 720p MP4 with original AI-generated beat
Pet detection and generation for dogs and cats
Video delivery by email within 3–5 minutes
Full scene regenerated around your photo
QR code upload from phone to computer
Failed generations automatically refund credit
What makes it different
Creates the trend from a single photo without owning a skull cap
Ready-to-post format with trend sound already synced
One-time payment with no subscription required
AI-generated transformation with realistic clothing and lighting changes
Works entirely in browser with no installation needed
No CapCut template needed; full scene generated instead of face-swap
Works with pets, which CapCut templates cannot do
Pay per video with no subscription or account required
Videos preserve your face, hair and outfit from the photo
Private by default; photos and videos not used to train AI models