What you need before you start
One clear photograph of the person who should finish the move, and enough credits for the resolution you want. The photo is the only input. The stadium, the goalkeeper, the two defenders and the timing all come from the prepared scene rather than from anything you have to film or describe.
Choose the photo carefully
The template reads your face, hair, clothing and footwear from the photo, so the photo is the one decision that genuinely changes the result. Use a head-and-shoulders-or-wider shot with your face visible in even light, and keep a single person in the frame.
Half-body or full-body framing is better than a tight face crop, because the outfit is half the joke. Avoid group photos, sunglasses and heavy filters, and only upload a photo you have the right to use.
Pick the frame and the resolution
The clip is natively vertical, so 9:16 suits TikTok, Reels and Shorts without any cropping. Choose 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 when the destination needs a different shape.
On resolution, the tiers trade credits for detail:
- 480P for 50 credits, the cheapest way to test a photo
- 720P Standard for 100 credits, the practical default for posting
- 1080P Pro for 200 credits, for the cleanest result on a large screen
The cost is displayed before submission, and credits are charged only when the paid task begins.
Run the generation
Submit the task and leave the tab open. The preview panel polls for progress and the clip appears as soon as the provider returns it. Most jobs finish in a few minutes; busy periods can take longer.
Download and post
Download the finished file and post it directly. The output carries no watermark and arrives vertical. There is no bundled soundtrack, so add the trending sound in your editor and line the finish up with the beat before you publish.
If the result is not what you expected
Most soft results trace back to the input photo rather than the settings. A face that is small in frame, shot at an angle, or hidden behind sunglasses leaves the template with too little to work from. Re-shoot with the face clear and the outfit visible, then run it again.
If a task fails outright, the credits are refunded automatically, so a failed attempt does not cost you a generation.
Quick answers
Do I need more than one photo? No. One photo is the only input.
Do I need any editing experience? No. The frame and resolution are the only settings.
Can I use a photo of someone else? Only with their consent, and never a child, a celebrity or a footballer.
Start the move
Upload a photo on the landing page, choose a frame and a resolution, and render the night-stadium goal in a few minutes.
Ready to score your own version?
Upload one photo and generate the night-stadium goal in a few minutes.