Grandpa in a suit throws it down
Grey suit, one hand on the rim and the other flipping the middle finger, with the same crowd on the sideline.
Add a photo for the dunker, the defender, or both. A role without a photo keeps the player from the original clip.
Add at least 1 photo
See the first 2 seconds free. The full video is 600 credits.
One person per photo, face clearly visible. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
Make your own middle finger dunk AI video from a photo. You blow past the defender on a night court with a crowd on the sideline, dunk with one hand while the other flips the middle finger, then land and flip off the camera. Add a second photo and your friend plays the defender you dunk on; skip it and the original defender stays. It comes back as a 9-second vertical clip with the original sound. One video is $9.90, no subscription.
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Bulin 471 personThe same night court and the same dunk, starring whoever is in the photos.
Grey suit, one hand on the rim and the other flipping the middle finger, with the same crowd on the sideline.
Another version going around, shot from different angles and 14 seconds long. Your video is the 9-second cut.
The woman in the mustard sweater takes the dunk, the man in the green jacket is the defender she dunks on.
Only the dunker is new: she plays the dunk, and the original defender in the black long-sleeve stays in the clip.
The middle finger dunk is a basketball clip filmed on a phone at an outdoor court at night. A player dribbles past a defender, leaps, dunks with one hand while the other hand flips the middle finger, then lands and flips off the camera while the crowd on the sideline watches.
The clip went around TikTok and Instagram in late October 2026, and AI versions followed within days: people put themselves in as the dunker and a friend in as the defender who gets dunked on. Most of them run under the name middle finger dunk meme or middle finger dunk trend.
The clip on this site is a 9-second vertical cut with the sound from the court. Add a photo and the dunker is you.


One person per photo, facing the camera, with the whole face visible. Use yourself, or adults who agreed to be in it.

Drop a photo into The dunker, and into The defender if a friend is playing too. Tick the consent box and press Generate video.

You can close the tab. The video appears in My videos when it is ready and stays there for 30 days to download or share as a link.
The bigger the mismatch, the harder it lands.


Put them in as the defender. Now there's a video of you dunking on them, finger up.


Nobody who knows you will believe that leap. That's the whole joke.


Dad takes the dunk, you take the defender spot. He will watch it on repeat.


Two photos, one rivalry settled. Drop it in the group chat and wait.
This site starts from the finished clip and puts your photos in it, instead of writing a new scene from your prompt every time.
| Prompting an AI video appGet the prompt | Middle Finger Dunk AI | |
|---|---|---|
| What you give it | A photo and a prompt you write | One photo, or two |
| The dunk and the finger | Depends on how the model reads your prompt | Already in the clip: the leap, the one-hand slam and both middle fingers |
| The scene | A new court and crowd each try | The original night court, hoop and crowd |
| The defender | Whoever your prompt describes | Your friend from a second photo, or the original player |
Your photo sets how you look in the clip: face, hair and the clothes it shows. A sharp, front-facing photo that shows your top works best.
Face the camera
Even light
Face clearly in frame
Group photos
Sunglasses or masks
Side profileThe video is 9:16, so it fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
A tag like #middlefingerdunk puts your video next to everyone else's version of the trend.
If a friend is the one getting dunked on, tag them. That's where the replies come from.
TikTok and Instagram both let you mark a post as AI-generated when you upload it.
Pay once for a pack of credits and use them whenever you like. No monthly plan, and if a video fails, you get its credits back.
It is a site where you make the middle finger dunk AI video with your own photos. Add a photo and you become the player who dunks and flips the middle finger on the night court; add a second photo and your friend plays the defender. It comes back as a finished 9-second clip.
A phone clip from an outdoor court at night: a player dribbles past a defender, dunks with one hand while flipping the middle finger with the other, then flips off the camera. It spread on TikTok and Instagram in late October 2026, and the AI version lets you put yourself and a friend in it.
Scroll up to the generator, add a clear photo to The dunker, and to The defender if you want, tick the consent box and press Generate video. When it's ready, download it from My videos; it's kept there for 30 days.
Yes. Add a photo to The dunker only and the original defender stays in the clip. Add one to The defender too and your friend plays the defender.
No. The dribble, the leap and the dunk are already in the clip. Your photo decides who is doing them: each player gets the face, hair and top from their photo; trousers or shoes a waist-up photo doesn't show can stay as the original player's.
Yes, any adult who agreed to be in it. Their photo goes in The defender card, and they become the defender you blow past and dunk on.
No. Everything runs here in your browser: add the photos and press Generate video. There is no prompt to write and nothing to edit afterwards.
9 seconds, as a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p, with the original sound.
Each video uses 600 credits, whether one of you plays or both. $9.90 makes one video, $17.90 makes two, $29.90 makes four and $59.90 makes nine.
You can try it: new accounts get one free 2-second preview with their own photos, no card needed. Full videos come from one-time credit packs, from $9.90 for one video, with no subscription. If a video fails, its credits go back to your balance.
It almost always comes down to the photo. Try one where the face is sharp, toward the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses, hat or second person, and generate again. A second try costs the same as a new video; only failed videos are refunded automatically.
No. Each photo has to be you or an adult who said yes to being in the video. Public figures and anyone under 18 are not allowed.
Only you can see it, in My videos, unless you share its link; anyone with the link can watch it. The video and the photos you uploaded are deleted after 30 days.