
Use a clear single-person photo
- Keep your head, torso, legs and shoes inside the photo.
- Show a recognizable face with even lighting and no face covering.
- Wear the outfit you want in the result, with arms and legs easy to distinguish.
Upload one photo and become the scorer, in your own outfit.Your photo. Your outfit. The keeper chip and finish. Replace the scorer in this fixed football sequence while the other players stay in their roles.
One familiar goal, an unexpected scorer.
The scene follows Mesut Özil’s winner for Arsenal away at Ludogorets on 1 November 2016. The scorer lifts the ball over the approaching goalkeeper, brings it under control, avoids the recovering defenders and shoots. The AI remake puts the person from your photo into that role.
View the source cutThis template uses the shown vertical slow-motion cut. It is not a generic football animation, a celebration template or an official club product. Reference footage and generated examples are labeled separately.
One photo supplies the character. The selected clip supplies the football action.
Use one clear adult subject with their face, clothes and shoes visible. Upload yourself or someone who has agreed to appear.
Choose 15 seconds for the keeper chip, defensive challenges and shot. The 5-second option is an opening excerpt. Review the displayed credit total before generating.
Check the face and outfit, feet-to-ball contact and the final shot. Download the result when you are happy with it; another generation is a new paid request.
The whole scorer is replaced, not only the face. A tight portrait leaves the body, trousers and shoes for the model to invent.


The reference keeps this tied to the goal meme instead of an unrelated run and kick.
Your image guides the scorer’s appearance throughout the clip, including clothing and shoes rather than the original football kit. Results can still vary through fast turns and overlaps.
The goalkeeper, defenders and spectators are not additional upload slots. The intended edit keeps their original roles, pitch and camera sequence.
Fast contact, the dropping ball and defender overlaps are harder than a still face swap. Review those moments and the finish; frame-perfect movement and ball physics are not guaranteed.
The generator shows the total for your selected settings before you start.
Both options start at the beginning of the same 9:16 reference. The short option stops before the final shot; the full 15-second option includes the shot and closing view of the goal. The source crop does not clearly show the ball crossing the line.
This template uses the same account and credit balance as the rest of the template library. No separate football subscription is needed.
Changing settings does not start a generation. A completed video may contain visual imperfections; review the displayed result before sharing.
Try another fixed scene or bring your own video.
It uses the displayed 15-second slow-motion sequence of Özil’s 2016 winner away at Ludogorets: the goalkeeper chip, recovery, defenders and shot. It is not the separate hand-sign celebration or a general football highlights edit.
The requested edit replaces the scorer’s face, hair, body proportions, outfit and shoes using your photo. Supply a full-body photo to show those details. Exact likeness and every clothing detail are not guaranteed.
No. This version accepts one photo for the scorer only. The other players keep their reference roles; extra people or arbitrary role selection are not supported here.
Five seconds shows the opening approach and chip, not the final shot. Fifteen seconds covers the complete supplied sequence through the shot and closing view of the goal. The vertical source crop does not clearly show the ball crossing the line. Neither option compresses the sequence into a shorter time.
This template requests audio from the reference, which has an audio track. Audio handling can vary with the generation result. We do not promise a particular named song or exact synchronization; check the exported clip before sharing.
Confirmed failed tasks follow the site’s existing credit-return rules. A task still being processed or reviewed is not a confirmed failure. Do not submit repeated requests while its status is unresolved; a new generation uses a new credit quote.
No. This is an independent AI template named to identify the football scene. Use photos you have permission to edit, respect third-party rights and disclose that the resulting video is AI-generated rather than real match footage.