Bring your photo into the iPhone Kupi Dance: unfold a phone toward the camera, step back into the beat and finish with a playful toss. Create a 15-second vertical video with your chosen model and resolution.
Find another way to bring your photo into a short video.
The joke starts like a serious gadget demonstration, then suddenly becomes a solo dance. The oversized unfolded screen, quick backward steps and exuberant finish are what make this version recognizable. Your photo supplies the performer’s face, hairstyle and outfit.
AI-generated scene illustrations; the player shows the MakeViral adaptation used as the movement reference.
The performer leans close enough for the device to dominate the foreground, unfolds it and presents the wider screen. That change in scale sets up the joke before the dance begins. A clear face and visible clothing in your photo help carry your own look through both the close view and the later wider shot.
Once the performer steps back, bent-knee bounces and shoulder accents take over. The device stays part of the performance through the toss and catch. Warm room lighting and a fixed low camera give the clip its casual, overexcited feel rather than the look of a choreographed studio routine.
Upload JPEG, PNG or WebP with one clearly visible person.
Select a compatible model and resolution. Mini at 720p is the default; review the changing credit estimate.
Sign in, generate and review the result. Each attempt uses credits, including processing of the reference clip.
It means “buy an iPhone” in Russian. The dance name follows the song phrase; it does not describe an actual iPhone feature or an Apple product demonstration.
Your uploaded photo guides the complete performer, including hair and clothing. Optional notes can request changes. The reference guides the movement and framing; it should not impose its performer’s costume.
Yes. We combine the generated silent picture with the matching reference excerpt’s audio at its original speed. Check the hand movements and toss timing before sharing; exact choreography is not guaranteed.
A phone reveal that turns into a dance
