1 photo (+1 optional) · 10s · from 81 credits

Tip Toeing in My Jordans AI

Become the viral Rumpelstiltskin tiptoe dancer

Put me in it from 81 credits
Video trends

Viral AI video trends,
starring you.

Every template copies a real viral clip — the moves, the camera, the timing. Upload one photo and you, a friend or your pet are in it. Ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

01

Pick a trend

Each card shows a real result from that template. The dance, the camera and the sound are already set.

02

Upload a photo

One clear photo of a person or a pet. Your face and your clothes stay in every frame.

03

Download & post

An MP4 sized for TikTok, Reels or YouTube, usually in a few minutes. No app, no template hunting.

Pay once

$9.90 ≈ 7 trend videos.

The Starter pack gives you 600 credits with no subscription, and credits never expire. A 10-second trend video is 81 credits at Standard 480p; the 5-second transformations start at 21.

FAQ

Before you press go.

What is an AI video trend template?
Each template recreates one viral clip — a dance, a rap performance, a transformation — with the motion, camera and timing already set. You upload one or two photos and the AI puts you, a friend or your pet into the clip, keeping your real face in every frame.
How much does one trend video cost?
Prices start at 21 credits for the 5-second transformations and 81 credits for a 10-second dance at Standard 480p; 720p and higher tiers cost more. The exact price is shown next to the Generate button. The $9.90 Starter pack (600 credits) is enough for about 7 videos, and credits never expire.
Do I need to subscribe?
No. Credit packs are one-time payments with no subscription, and unused credits never expire. Subscriptions exist for people who make videos every week and want watermark-free HD downloads and private generation on top.
Can I use a photo of my pet?
Yes — all 12 templates work with cats and dogs. The pet keeps its own fur, markings and collar and does the moves with its paws.
Which photos work best?
One person or one pet per photo, facing the camera, with the face and upper body visible in even light. Full-body photos give the most accurate outfit. Photos that appear to show minors or public figures are rejected before any credits are charged.