AI trend template
Two cards. Your character. One surprise reveal. Recreate the 2-and-4 card flick and reveal. Keep the original setting and car, or add your own background and vehicle.
Add your character. Leave either optional photo empty to keep that part of the original clip. People, pets and non-human characters are welcome.
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CharacterHow it works
This reference is one 11.7-second landscape shot in a sunset parking lot. The lead holds two green cards reading 2 and 4, flicks them past the lens, and reveals a red sports car before turning to point at it. Your character follows those actions; optional photos replace the setting and vehicle.
Add one character photo. Optionally add a new background, a new vehicle, or both. Each empty optional input keeps that part of the reference.
Your character holds the green 2 and 4 cards, flicks them past the camera, then reacts to the reveal. Your vehicle appears at the original car’s reveal moment, while a new background applies throughout.
Download your video with the reference clip’s original audio already aligned to the performance.
Three-photo example
The same character, now in an alpine meadow with a yellow airplane. These three photos created the video beside them.
Guide
What each photo becomes, what each length costs and how to post the result.
Start with the card flick and reveal (5s) to check the likeness, then make the longer version.
Landscape 16:9, the same framing as the original clip. It plays as is on YouTube and X; for TikTok or Reels, post it with bars or crop it to vertical in CapCut.
The reference clip’s original audio is included in your download and aligned with the video.
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Yes. With only a character photo, the original sunset parking lot, red sports car, card gesture and camera timing stay in place.
Yes. Use one clear photo of a person, pet or original character. The edit follows the uploaded subject’s own head, body, species, clothing or natural covering, adapting the hand gestures to natural paws or forelimbs where needed.
No. The optional Vehicle photo can show a car, airplane, boat or another object. It replaces the sports car after the card flick; it is not treated as a second character or placed on the cards.
Try the first 5 seconds, including the card flick and reveal, or make the complete 11.7-second clip with the pointing gesture and ending.
The two green cards show 2 and 4 from left to right. They pass close to the lens, hiding the edit that reveals the object behind the character.
Yes. The reference clip’s original audio is aligned with the exported video.
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