About the Lamine Yamal Dribbling AI Video
Lamine Yamal Dribbling AI puts you in one of his match dribbles. In the dark number 10 kit, you run at a defender in a red-and-yellow kit, he lunges in, and you take the ball past him and on toward the goal line, filmed from the broadcast camera above the pitch.
Upload your photo and you take Lamine Yamal's place: your face, hair, skin tone and build, in his kit and boots. Add a second photo and a friend plays the defender; leave it empty to keep the original one. Either photo can be a pet, too. The dribble, the ball and the camera come from the clip. The video runs 9 seconds at 480p or 720p, without sound.
How to make a Lamine Yamal dribbling AI video
- Upload your photo. Add one clear, well-lit photo of one person with the face visible. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
- Add the defender (optional). Add a friend's photo to play the defender who lunges in, or leave it empty to keep the original.
- Choose 480p or 720p. 480p is the default and costs less; 720p is sharper and holds faces better. The length and frame are fixed: 9 seconds, 4:5.
- Generate and download. The AI puts you in the dribble with the same moves and camera. Check the faces, then download the MP4 from your Library.
Who plays whom
- Your photo (required): the dribbler in the dark number 10 kit, with the ball.
- Second photo (optional): the defender in the red-and-yellow number 17 kit who lunges in. Without it, the original defender stays.
What comes from your photos and from the clip
- From your photos: each person's face, hair, facial hair, skin tone and build.
- From the clip: the kits and boots, the ball and its path, the dribble and the lunge, the pitch, the broadcast camera and the timing.
- Sound: the source clip is silent, so the video has no sound; add your own music when you post it.
Format, length and resolution
The reference is the full 9-second dribble in its own 4:5 frame. It has no sound. You choose 480p or 720p; the optional second photo doesn't change the price.
Photo tips for a better result
- One person per photo, facing the camera, face sharp and well lit.
- Players are small in a wide broadcast shot, so a clear, close face photo helps most.
- Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and group photos.
Likeness in a wide shot
Keeping each face recognizable and in step with the clip are generation targets, not guarantees. The players are small in the frame and move fast, so likeness can drift for a moment. Check the result before you share it.
About the preview on this page
The video and poster on this page are the source reference footage that the template follows. They are not a personalized or generated result.
Lamine Yamal dribbling AI video credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 2,433 credits |
| 720p | 5,210 credits |
The reference runs 8.3 seconds and is billed as 9 input seconds. The cost depends only on the resolution and is shown before you generate.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need?
One is required: yours, for the dribbler. A second photo for the defender is optional.
Can my friend be the defender?
Yes. Add their photo in the second slot and they play the defender who lunges in.
Can I use my cat or dog?
Yes. Either slot can be a pet: it keeps its own face and fur, in the match kit, and plays the part on two legs.
Will I wear my own clothes?
No. The match kits and boots stay from the clip; your photo supplies your face, hair and build.
Does it keep the dribble exactly?
Yes. The moves, the ball, the camera and the timing follow the original clip.
How long is the video?
9 seconds in a 4:5 frame. The length and format are fixed; you choose 480p or 720p.
How many credits does it cost?
2,433 credits at 480p or 5,210 credits at 720p, for 9 billed input seconds, with or without the defender.
Is the preview a personalized result?
No. It is the source reference footage, not a result made from anyone's photo.
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