Chopping on the branch
You balance in a squat on a thin slanted branch over the river and keep hacking at the wood right under your feet.
Upload one photo and star in the Cutting the Branch trend. You squat on a thin slanted branch over a river and chop away at the very spot under your feet with a small hatchet, until it cracks and you drop into the water with a big splash. This AI version builds the whole 12-second clip from your photo, keeps your face, hairstyle and the clothes from your photo, and comes with the chopping, crack and splash sounds from the original clip. Faces and splashes are AI-generated, so small details will differ from real footage.
One photo, about three minutes
One clear photo of you or a friend, face visible, ideally full body. This person ends up on the branch and keeps their own clothes.
9:16 suits TikTok, Reels and Shorts; 16:9 shows more of the river. No prompt to write: the branch, the hatchet and the fall are set.
You get a 12-second MP4 with the chopping, crack and splash sounds. Check the audio note in the FAQ before you post.
You balance in a squat on a thin slanted branch over the river and keep hacking at the wood right under your feet.
Around the ten-second mark the branch finally gives way with a loud snap, and you realise a moment too late.
You drop into the water for a splash that ends the clip, the classic sawing-off-your-own-branch fail.
You keep your own face, hairstyle and outfit from your photo. Only the riverside scene and the branch are fixed.
Upload one photo and get your 12-second Cutting the Branch video, ready to post.