How to Make the Middle Finger Dunk AI Video: Dunk on Your Friend

What is the middle finger dunk clip?

It is a vertical phone video from a packed outdoor court at night. A player with bleached, spiky hair in a purple tee goes one on one with a defender in black, dunks on him again and again while the crowd lining the court loses it, and finishes by turning to the camera with his middle finger up as the defender walks away covering his face.

The AI version keeps the court, the crowd, the camera and every jump, and swaps in two people from your photos: you as the dunker, a friend as the one getting dunked on.

What happens in the video

• 0 to 5 s, the first dunk: a drive past the defender, a take-off and a flush under the floodlights.
• 5 to 11 s, run it back: more drives and more dunks, hanging on the rim over the defender’s head.
• 11 to 16 s, the finger: the dunker faces the camera, middle finger up, while the defender walks off.

How to make it, step by step

Step 1: Pick two photos

One person per photo, face clearly visible, waist up or full body — both players jump the whole time. The first photo dunks, the second defends.

Step 2: Upload them in the generator

Open the Middle Finger Dunk AI generator and drop each photo into its box. A still of the player each photo replaces sits under the box.

Step 3: Generate

Pick standard, HD or Full HD. Every video is vertical like the original and 16 seconds long. Rendering takes a few minutes and you can close the tab meanwhile.

Step 4: Download and post

Save the video and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Each player keeps the face, hair and outfit from their own photo.

Photo tips

• Two separate photos, one person each.
• Face the camera, face clearly visible, good light.
• Waist up or full body works best.
• Portrait or square crop, at least 341 px on each side.
• Only adults who agreed to appear, and who are fine with the finger.

Want a one-photo trend instead? Try the Bulin 47 AI freestyle or the Dime Dime Baby AI bite-and-stare.