How to Make the Ozil AI Goal Video, Step by Step
Updated October 17, 2026
Quick answer
Open the studio, upload one clear photo, pick 480p (442 credits) or 720p (988 credits) and press generate. You get a silent 13-second 9:16 MP4 in which your photo is the player who chips the keeper, steps past two sliding defenders and walks the ball into an empty net. Add the trending sound inside TikTok or Reels when you post.
What You Need
- One photo — JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, at least about 300 x 300 pixels, with the face clearly visible.
- An account on this site. There is no guest session: you sign in first, then generate.
- Credits. 442 for 480p, 988 for 720p. $1 = 100 credits, and packs start at $5 (500 credits) — enough for one 480p clip.
Step 1 — Pick the Photo
The recast copies your face, hair, skin tone and clothing onto the player, so the photo decides the result. Use a front-facing shot with even light — eyes open, no sunglasses, no mask, no heavy beauty filter, no motion blur.
A waist-up or full-body photo also works and gives the model more to work with. Avoid wide shots where the face is smaller than a thumbnail: the replacement is only as detailed as the source.
Step 2 — Choose a Resolution
Both resolutions produce the same 13-second vertical clip. 480p is the cheaper test run; 720p is the one to publish:
| Option | What you get | Best photo | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 480p | 13 s, 9:16, silent — the cheapest way to see your photo in the scene | Front-facing, evenly lit | 442 |
Step 3 — Generate in the Studio
Drop the photo into the slot, confirm the resolution and press Generate video. The cost is shown before the request is sent, so nothing is charged by surprise. Most runs finish in a few minutes.
You can close the tab or lose signal while it renders: the task keeps running and the finished clip appears in your history when you come back. Videos are created private — nothing is posted to a public gallery.
Step 4 — Download and Add the Sound
The MP4 has no audio track, on purpose: music is not licensed with the export. Upload the file to TikTok or Reels, then pick the sound that is going around — that is how the trend is posted anyway, and the audio rights stay with the platform.
The clip is already 9:16 at 720 x 1280, so it fills a phone screen without letterboxing. If you post to a square-only slot, crop the middle band rather than the sides: the player stays centred for the whole clip.
Step 5 — Post Responsibly
- Mark the video as AI-generated when the platform offers the label.
- Only upload photos of yourself, or of adults who have explicitly agreed.
- Never upload public figures, professional footballers, celebrities or minors — those requests are refused.
Photo Do's and Don'ts
Do
- Use a sharp, front-facing photo with even light.
- Let the face fill a good part of the frame — at least a thumbnail wide.
- Keep the expression simple: eyes open, neutral or a slight smile.
Don't
- Sunglasses, masks or heavy beauty filters.
- Strong side profiles, or a face smaller than a thumbnail.
- Motion blur, harsh shadows or extreme angles.
Troubleshooting
The face looks off in a few frames
That is the most common artefact of a recast. A sharper, more front-facing photo usually fixes it. There is no slider for it — the model only has the photo to work from.
My pet came out looking strange
Pets can be submitted, but the motion is a footballer's run, so an animal body has to fake a stride. Expect a few odd frames; a clear, full-body photo of the animal gives the best odds.
The generation is taking a while
Rendering runs on the server and can queue behind other jobs. Leave the page — the task continues and the result lands in your history.
The result is blurry or soft
Start from a higher-resolution photo with the face well lit and unobstructed, and pick 720p if you rendered at 480p.
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Ozil AI Goal Video FAQ
Sign in, upload one photo to the studio, choose 480p (442 credits) or 720p (988 credits) and press generate. The 13-second vertical clip appears in your history when it is done.