A drawn anime eye in your eye colour
The cut-out sticker covers one eye and brow and holds a hand-drawn cel-shaded anime eye — big glossy iris, bold lash line, sparkle highlights — coloured to match your real eye.
The anime eye trend is the TikTok photo format blowing up in October 2026: a moody, half-hidden selfie — hood up, hair or a hand over part of the face — with a star-shaped cut-out stuck over one eye, an anime eye inside it, and three or four little anime screenshots stuck around the face, as if to say "this is the anime character I look like". The CapCut "anime eye trend" template passed 80,000 uses in its first two days. Instead of hunting for screenshots and lining up stickers by hand, upload one selfie and Viberot makes the whole post for you: your real photo restaged as a cool close-up, a big drawn anime eye sticker over one eye in your own eye colour, and stickers of your own original anime twin — same hair, same eyes, same outfit — in different shots. Pick a star eye, a heart eye or black-and-white manga.




One selfie, about a minute
A clear photo of just you, face visible and well lit. A hoodie or a slightly moody shot helps, but any normal selfie works — the AI restages it as the half-hidden close-up.
Star: the classic star eye with full-colour anime stickers. Heart: a heart-shaped eye with soft pastel stickers. Manga: a star eye with black-and-white screentone stickers on your colour photo.
Get a 3:4 image ready for a TikTok photo post or Instagram. Add the trend sound when you post, or make all three styles and post them as a carousel.
The cut-out sticker covers one eye and brow and holds a hand-drawn cel-shaded anime eye — big glossy iris, bold lash line, sparkle highlights — coloured to match your real eye.
Every sticker shows an original anime version of you: your hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour and clothes, in a close-up of the eyes, a side profile, a three-quarter portrait and a chibi or looking-back shot.
The selfie itself stays a real photo of you — same face, skin tone and outfit, no beauty filter — so the contrast between you and your anime self is what makes the post work.
Three looks from the trend: star eye with vivid anime colour, heart eye with pastel colour, or black-and-white manga panels with halftone dots while the photo stays in colour.
The CapCut version needs you to find anime screenshots that look like you, cut a star mask and place every sticker. Here it is one upload.
The stickers are an original character drawn from your photo, not frames from a real anime, so the post is entirely yours.
20 free credits every month — enough for two anime eye selfies before you pay anything.
Animate the finished picture with our image-to-video tool for a slow push-in on your anime eye.
One anime eye trend picture costs 8 credits at 1K. Every account gets 20 free credits a month; credit packs start at $9.90 for 600 credits and never expire.
Upload one selfie and get your anime eye trend picture — star eye, anime twin stickers and all — in about a minute.