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CREATOR GUIDE / UPDATED 26 OCT 2026

What Is the Middle Finger Dunk Effect?

A basketball character-replacement effect: one player dunks over another while showing the middle-finger gesture, followed by replay angles and a close-up.

The useful details

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Your input
2 adult photos · Dunker / Defender · JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB each
Your output
About 14 seconds · 9:16 vertical MP4
Video quality
480p: 50 credits · 720p: 100 credits
Free preview
4s · 480p · silent · subject to availability
Credit packs
From $6.99 for 50 credits · one-time payment
The soundtrack
Optional original BGM · included at no extra credit cost
Privacy & access
Private uploads · photos kept 7 days, videos 30 days

A fixed basketball scene with your two people

This preset follows the supplied nighttime outdoor-court reference. One photo supplies the dunker’s appearance and outfit, and the other supplies the defender’s. Background spectators and the basketball scene follow the reference.

Role bindings persist through the action

The Dunker is the original purple-shirted player with light trousers. The Defender is the original dark-shirted player with shorts. Roles remain fixed during jumps, occlusion, camera changes, replays and close-ups. Uploads guide face, hair and clothing; AI can still make identity or motion errors.

14 seconds, made for vertical sharing

The complete supplied action sequence is fitted into 14 seconds in 9:16. Choose 480p or 720p, with optional reference sound. You do not need to film a basketball move or write a prompt.

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More questions about this topic

What is the Middle Finger Dunk Video effect?

Middle Finger Dunk turns two authorised adult photos into a roughly 14-second, 9:16 AI video of a basketball duo on a nighttime basketball court. Assign one photo each to Dunker and Defender. Each photo guides that person’s face, hair and outfit in group shots and close-ups; the reference guides the movement and scene. Watch the examples to see the tested effect. Likeness, hands and motion can contain AI errors.

Can I use a celebrity’s photo or someone else’s photo?

Use another adult’s photo only when you have the rights to use it and that person’s permission for this AI edit. The same rules apply to celebrities; a publicly available photo does not establish permission. You and the person shown must be 18 or over. Follow the Acceptable Use Policy, label shared results as AI-generated fiction, and do not create deceptive impersonation or fabricated endorsements.