The phone call
Medium close-up. You hold the phone upright at your mouth, screen to the camera, like you are talking or rapping into it.
Upload one photo and get the clip everyone is remaking as the iPhone Kupi dance (also tagged iPhone Duo or "iphone cupin"): you hold a phone up to your mouth like you are rapping into it, snap it open into a double-wide folding screen, then open it again into a tablet the size of a tray that hides half your body. You shake it until the screen flashes, back away while hugging it, fling it straight up out of frame and lose it completely in a full-body freak-out dance. It blew up in late October 2026 from a single TikTok and a creator's own "original sound", and CapCut templates turned it into an upload-one-photo format. Here the whole 15-second shot is made from your photo: your face, your hair, the clothes you are wearing and the background you are standing in, with the trend's original sound already on the file. Viberot is an independent tool; the growing phone is a comedy prop invented by the trend and has nothing to do with Apple or any phone maker.
One photo, about two minutes
A clear photo of one person, ideally full body and facing the camera. The AI keeps your face, hair, outfit and background and puts the folding phone in your hands.
9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts or 16:9 for YouTube. Standard 480p or 720p is plenty for social; higher tiers render more detail. The price is shown before you start.
You get a 15-second MP4 of you doing the whole routine, with the trend's original sound already on it. Download and post.
Medium close-up. You hold the phone upright at your mouth, screen to the camera, like you are talking or rapping into it.
Both hands snap the phone open into a double-wide folding screen held in front of your face, only your eyes showing above it. Then a shrug, a shimmy and jazz hands.
You open it again into a tablet the size of a tray and hold it against your chest. It covers your whole upper body while you shake it and the screen flashes silver.
Hugging the giant tablet, you sway your hips and step backwards until your whole body is in frame.
Both hands fling the tablet straight up and out of the shot, spinning as it goes.
Arms flailing, head whipping, hips going, a half spin on the spot: a full-body dance until the clip ends.
Your face, hair, outfit and the background from your photo stay the same in every frame. Only the folding phone is added.
CapCut templates paste your face into the original hotel room. Here you dance where your photo was taken, in the clothes you had on.
Phone, double screen, giant tablet, toss and freak-out happen in the same order and at the same beats as the viral clip, not random dancing.
One-time credit packs, no subscription; failed videos are refunded automatically.
Standard 480p costs 270 credits and 720p costs 594 credits per 15-second video. Failed generations are refunded automatically. Credit packs start at $9.90 for 600 credits, are one-time payments and never expire.
Upload one photo and get your 15-second iPhone Kupi dance, in your own clothes and your own background, with the trend's original sound already on the file. Viberot is an independent AI video tool, not affiliated with the creator of the sound, any artist or label, Apple or any phone maker. The growing phone is a comedy prop, not a real product.