How to Make a Middle Finger Dunk AI Video (Step by Step)

Middle Finger Dunk videos show a night-time 1v1: one player crosses the other over, flies right over them for a one-handed dunk and flips the middle finger at the camera mid-air. With the Middle Finger Dunk AI Video Generator you need two photos and a few minutes: you are the dunker, your friend is the one who gets dunked on, and the AI films the whole play around you. This guide shows every screen.

1. Open the generator

Go to middlefingerdunkai.com and scroll to Make your Middle Finger Dunk AI video, or click Create video at the top. Signed out, the generator shows where your two photos go and asks you to sign in before you generate.

2. Sign in

Sign in with Google in one click, or with your email and a code. The videos you buy and the videos you make are tied to this account.

3. Buy videos

Videos come in one-time packs; there is no subscription. Every video is a 12-second, 9:16 dunk with court and crowd sound, and videos you have bought but not made yet never expire:

4. Add two photos

Back on the generator, add photo 1, the dunker, and photo 2, the defender. The order decides who dunks on whom. What works best:

• One person per photo, front-facing, no sunglasses, even light.
• Full-body or waist-up rather than a tight face crop: the AI keeps the outfits too, and both players need a body on the court.
• Pets work in either slot. A dog that dunks stays a dog and plays on its hind legs.

Then tick the box confirming the photos show you or adults who agreed. Photos of celebrities, public figures or minors are not allowed.

5. Generate

Click Generate. One video from your pack is used when it starts, and rendering takes several minutes. You can close the tab; the video keeps rendering and appears in My videos. If a render fails, the video comes back to your account automatically. With no videos left, Generate opens the three packs instead.

6. Download and post

When it is done, watch it and download the MP4 from the generator or from My videos. You get a 12-second, 9:16 clip with the sneakers, the rim and the crowd, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Tag the friend you dunked on when you post.

What to expect

• Each video is a new take: the court, the crowd and the camera angles are generated for your clip, so no two videos look exactly alike.
• Faces are closest when both photos are front-facing and well lit; in the fast part of the leap they can drift a little.
• The sound is the game itself: sneakers, the ball, the rim and the crowd. Add any song you like when you post.
• Every video is made for phones: vertical 9:16, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Want the backstory first? Read where the Middle Finger Dunk AI trend came from. Ready? Open the generator or see pricing first.