Seadanse AI Dunk turns one or two photos into a 5-second vertical 9:16 slow-motion dunk video for TikTok and Reels with the trend's own sound. Drive past two players and slam a one-hand poster dunk over a tall defender in a packed NBA-style arena, or posterize a friend from photo two. Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, and pay $9.90 for one 720p video with no sign-up and no subscription.
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Empty? A new tall defender joins.
With it, you dunk on whoever is in the photo: a friend, a rival or a character.
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AI Dunk is the AI video trend where people use AI to put themselves, a friend or a character into a slow-motion poster dunk in a packed arena, slamming over a tall defender. People also call this video effect the AI Dunk video, the AI dunk trend and the AI dunking video.
The real move comes from a January 15, 2025 matchup where the Memphis Grizzlies played the Spurs in San Antonio. With just over two minutes left, Ja Morant, then a Grizzlies guard, soared over Victor Wembanyama for a one-handed slam, but the basket did not count because a referee's whistle had already stopped play. Memphis won 129–115. ESPN lists Morant at 6-foot-2 and Wembanyama at 7-foot-4. On YouTube, the most-watched replay from Chaz NBA passed 1.84 million views. An earlier dunk by Morant on Wembanyama, on January 2, 2024 in Memphis, counted. Morant now plays for the Portland Trail Blazers.
The AI version took off in October 2026. The search term "ai dunk" appeared in US Google Trends from October 12, 2026. On October 15, 2026, the TikTok account @warped.ai posted an AI dunk that passed 1.1 million views. Arena versions of the trend follow the replay of Morant's dunk over Wembanyama beat for beat. CapCut templates such as "Basketball Trend" and "photo trend" spread it across social feeds. Popular captions on the trend read "turn to your neighbor and say basketball" and "Prime 1v1 moment".
People make their own clips by putting themselves, friends, TV characters and streamers into the dunk, usually slamming over a friend or a rival. They tag friends in the comments to pick who gets dunked on next, and comments keep asking whether the videos are real.
Seadanse builds the dunk, the packed NBA-style arena and the trend's own sound into our AI Dunk generator. Photo 1 is you, the one who dunks, and photo 2 is the one you dunk on, or a made-up tall defender joins the video. You download a 5-second vertical 9:16 slow-motion video for TikTok and Reels in 480p, 720p or 1080p, with no watermark on exported video. One 720p video is $9.90, with no sign-up.
Our AI Dunk generator builds the full highlight in a packed NBA-style arena with no template, no prompt and no editing. You get one continuous slow-motion shot from the baseline under the basket, with the one-hand poster dunk landing right on the beat of the trend's own sound.
Add a second photo to posterize a friend, a rival or any character who rises beside the rim and gets knocked back. If you leave photo 2 empty, our AI Dunk generator adds a made-up tall player so you still slam over someone for the same price.
Both people keep their own face, hair and clothes from their photos, so whatever you wear in your picture, you dunk in it. Use a clear photo of any person or character, and our AI Dunk generator puts them straight into the arena.
Download a 5-second vertical 9:16 MP4 in 480p, 720p or 1080p with no watermark on exported video. Every clip from our AI Dunk generator comes with the trend's own sound, ready to post straight to TikTok and Reels.
Bring one selfie and get a 5-second vertical video of you slamming a one-hand poster dunk in a packed NBA-style arena. Post it straight to TikTok and Reels with the trend's own sound.
Add your photo and a photo of your friend, both 18 or older. Send a slow-motion video to the group chat where you knock them back and leave them standing under the basket, each wearing your own clothes.
Bring your photo and a photo of your everyday rival, both 18 or older. Get the drive past two players, the slow-motion hang time, and the one-hand slam over them in a packed NBA-style arena.
Upload your favorite cartoon, anime, or game character in photo 1 and its rival in photo 2. Make a 5-second vertical dunk clip with the beat built right in.
Add one photo of you with a clear face, add an optional photo of who you dunk on, and tick the box to confirm you have the right to use the photos and that every person is 18 or older.
Pick 480p, 720p, or 1080p, and see the price right on the Create button.
Press Create, pay once with no sign-up, and download your 5-second vertical MP4 with the trend's own sound in a few minutes.
Pay $9.90 once for a credit pack that covers one 5-second 720p or 480p AI Dunk video, with no sign-up, no subscription, and the same price for one or two photos. You use 375 credits for 480p, 500 for 720p, and 1,480 credits for 1080p, which comes to about $23.60 with the $39.90 pack of 2,500 credits while the rest stays in your balance. Your price shows on the Create button before you pay, and a render that fails returns its credits automatically. The Seadanse pricing page lists every credit pack.
You make your video in three quick steps. Add photo 1, you, the one who dunks, and photo 2, the one you dunk on, if you like. Tick the box to confirm you have the right to use the photos and that every person in them is 18 or older. Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p, see the price on the Create button, and press Create. Pay once with no sign-up, and in a few minutes download your 5-second vertical MP4 with the trend's own sound. There is no prompt, no template, no link to copy and no editing.
It is the viral video trend where people put themselves, a friend or a character into a slow-motion poster dunk in a packed arena, slamming over a tall defender. The term ai dunk appeared in US Google Trends from October 12, 2026. On October 15, 2026, the TikTok account @warped.ai posted an AI dunk that passed 1.1 million views. Arena versions follow the replay of Ja Morant's dunk over Victor Wembanyama beat for beat, and CapCut templates like Basketball Trend and photo trend spread it with captions like turn to your neighbor and say basketball. The dunk and the sound are built into our AI Dunk generator so you can create your own clip today.
Yes. On January 15, 2025, the Memphis Grizzlies played the Spurs in San Antonio. With just over two minutes left, Ja Morant soared over Victor Wembanyama for a one-handed slam, but the basket did not count because a referee's whistle had already stopped play. Memphis won 129–115, and the most-watched replay passed 1.84 million views. An earlier dunk on Wembanyama on January 2, 2024, in Memphis counted. Morant now plays for the Portland Trail Blazers.
Yes. Photo 1 is you, the one who dunks, and photo 2 is the one you dunk on: a friend, a rival or a character. In the clip, your friend rises beside the rim with both arms up, gets knocked back by your one-hand slam, and stands under the basket with one arm raised while you walk away. Both of you keep your own face, hair and clothes. One photo or two cost the same, as long as every person is 18 or older.
No. With no photo 2, a new defender joins the video. This made-up tall player challenges your shot, so you still posterize somebody in front of a packed arena. One photo or two cost the same.
One 5-second 720p video is $9.90, and one $9.90 credit pack covers it. That same pack covers a 480p video too. 480p uses 375 credits, 720p uses 500 and 1080p uses 1,480, which is about $23.60 with the $39.90 pack of 2,500 credits, and the rest stays in your balance. One photo or two cost the same. Credit packs are a one-time payment with no subscription, and credits stay valid for 12 months. You buy with no sign-up, though sign-up is free and adds 40 starter credits. The price shows on the Create button before you pay, and a render that fails returns its credits automatically. The Seadanse pricing page lists every credit pack.
No. The dunk, the arena and the trend's own sound are built into our AI Dunk generator on this page. You never have to track down a template, copy a link or edit footage. Simply upload your photos, see the price on the Create button and press Create.
Every video made on this page is an AI video. Our AI builds the dunk with the people from your photos in it, in one slow-motion shot that plays like a real highlight. Both people keep their own face, hair and clothes.
Yes. Your face, hair and clothes come from your photo, and so do your friend's in photo 2. Whatever you wear in your photo, you dunk in it. For the best result, upload a photo with one person or character and a clear face.
Yes. A cartoon character, an anime character, a game character or an AI-made picture works for either photo slot. You can watch a character posterize its rival, or you can slam a dunk over a fictional character yourself.
Each video is 5 seconds long. It is one continuous slow-motion shot from the drive to the defender left standing under the basket, complete with the trend's own sound. The vertical 9:16 frame is tailored for TikTok and Reels in 480p, 720p or 1080p. You download an MP4 with no watermark.
It uses the trend's own sound, the "Clandestina" song that TikTok AI dunk videos feature. Every video made here includes it from the first frame, and your slam hits right on the beat.
No. The dunk is built in, so nobody in your photos has to be tall, play basketball or jump. Just upload your photos and press Create to take flight.
A render that fails returns its credits automatically. The price always shows on the Create button before you pay, so you can test your best photos with peace of mind.
Yes. Ozil Goal AI puts you in as the scorer of a famous Champions League solo goal in a 15-second video with the trend's original sound. Lamine Yamal Rabona AI puts you on the ball for the famous fake rabona in a 9-second video with the clip's original sound. Bulin 47 AI puts you in the viral street freestyle in Bulin 47's spot in a 15-second video with the original sound.
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Add your photo to slam a one-hand poster dunk over a tall defender or a friend in a packed NBA-style arena, and walk away with a 5-second vertical slow-motion video for TikTok and Reels with the trend's own sound for $9.90 at 720p, with no sign-up and no subscription.
