Middle Finger Dunk AI

How to make the middle finger dunk AI video

Start with my photo

There are three ways to make the middle finger dunk AI video, the night-court clip where you dunk on a defender and flip off the camera: use a CapCut template, write a prompt for an AI video tool, or add your photos here. This guide walks through the photo way step by step, including which photo goes in which role, then covers posting it and what to change when a player looks off.

  • You need: one photo, or two
  • You get: 9 seconds, 9:16, 720p
  • Price: from $9.90 for one video, no subscription
A woman with red hair in a mustard sweater leaps to the hoop with the ball as a man in a green jacket defends

Three ways to make the middle finger dunk AI video

Pick by what you have: the CapCut app, time to write and retry prompts, or a photo or two.

A CapCut templateIn the CapCut appWrite an AI promptIn an AI video toolGet the promptPhotos hereNo app, no promptUse my photos
What you needThe CapCut app and a template link that still worksPhotos, a long prompt and a few triesOne clear photo, or two
What comes backWhatever that template is set up to makeA new court and new moves on every tryThe same night-court clip with you in it
The defenderDepends on the templateWhoever your prompt describesYour friend from a second photo, or the original player
What can go wrongTemplates get taken down or stop workingWhen we tested a prompt in Wan 3.0: no finger on the dunk, a stray second ballA face that looks off if the photo is unclear

Which photo goes where: the dunker and the defender

Each player takes the face, hair and top from their own photo, so pick the photos with that in mind.

The dunker
Your photo
This person does the drive, the one-hand dunk and both middle fingers. Fill this card first; it is the only one you need.
The defender
A friend's photo, or none
With a second photo, your friend is the one who backs up, jumps under the hoop and gets dunked on. Leave it empty and the original defender in the black long-sleeve stays.
Each photo
One person, face visible
Face toward the camera, even light, no sunglasses, mask or second person. Trousers and shoes a waist-up photo does not show can stay as the original player's; a full-body photo shows the whole outfit.
Who can be in it
You, or adults who said yes
No celebrities, NBA players or anyone under 18. The tick box before Generate video confirms it.

Three steps from your photos to a middle finger dunk

One or two photos, one button.

  1. 1
    Pick the photos

    Pick the photos

    Choose one photo for the dunker, and a second for the defender if a friend is playing. One person per photo, face toward the camera.

  2. 2
    Drop them into the role cards

    Drop them into the role cards

    Put the dunker's photo in The dunker card and your friend's in The defender card. Tick the box that confirms everyone in the photos agreed, then press Generate video.

  3. 3
    Download it from My videos

    Download it from My videos

    You can close the tab meanwhile. The finished clip shows up under My videos in the generator and stays there for 30 days. Download the MP4 or copy a share link.

Put yourself on the night court

Add a photo to The dunker, and to The defender if a friend is playing.

Who plays who

Add at least 1 photo

Example · Made with this template · 9 s · 9:16

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.

  • No app
  • No watermark
  • Credits back if a video fails
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Post your middle finger dunk video on TikTok and Reels

The clip already fills a phone screen. These are the details that make it land.

  1. 1

    Say who's who and tag them

    "Me dunking on @friend" lands better than a bare hashtag, and tagging the defender is where the replies come from. Add a tag like #middlefingerdunk so it sits with the other versions.

  2. 2

    Adding a TikTok sound

    If you pick a sound from TikTok's library, turn the clip's own volume down in the editor so the two don't clash.

  3. 3

    Label it as AI

    Switch on TikTok's AI-generated content label in the post settings. Instagram has its own AI label when you upload.

  4. 4

    Pick the audience

    There is a middle finger in it twice. Send it to the friends who will laugh, not the family group chat.

Fixing your middle finger dunk AI video

Nearly every problem traces back to a photo. Change one thing per try; each new try costs the same as a new video.

  • The dunker does not look like you

    Try this next
    Use a sharper photo, facing the camera, in even light, with nothing covering the face
    Keep as is
    The defender's photo

  • Your friend is dunking and you are defending

    Try this next
    The photo in The dunker card dunks and the one in The defender card gets dunked on. Put each photo in the other card and generate again
    Keep as is
    The photos themselves

  • The defender is still the original player

    Try this next
    Expected with one photo. Add a photo to The defender card to put a friend in
    Keep as is
    The dunker's photo

  • The trousers or shoes are not yours

    Try this next
    Expected with a waist-up photo: the top comes from your photo, and parts it does not show can stay as the original player's. Try a full-body photo
    Keep as is
    The face, if it looks right

  • The video did not finish

    Try this next
    Press Generate video again; the credits for a failed video come back on their own
    Keep as is
    Your photos

Making the middle finger dunk AI video: questions

See also

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Ready to throw it down?

Add a photo, or two, and press Generate video.

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