Your photo + your car → the UNO 24 reveal.Your photo. Your car. The Unforgettable reveal. Upload two images and step into the UNO 24 card-to-car transition.
An actual 15-second output using the Einstein portrait and AI-created red coupe shown in How to. The cards and reveal follow the reference; the generated car combines the input color with some of the source car's body shape.
01The person from your photo
02The car appears behind them
03Your vehicle in the same scene
The Unforgettable car reveal starts with a person showing number cards, hides a transition as a hand passes the lens, then reveals a car behind them. AI versions personalize the person and vehicle while following that sequence.
In the y0kun Reel used here, a person in white clothing shows a 2 and a 4 before the lens-covering gesture. A parked car appears behind them, followed by pointing, a turn and a hands-on-head reaction. The moving landscape shot is part of this particular reference.
View the reference Reel by y0kunAlso called the UNO car reveal or UNO 24 car trend, this is a person-and-car replacement template, not a driving simulator. The linked Reel identifies our reference; it does not establish who first invented the wider trend.
The cards and hidden transition connect the versions. The exact gesture, framing and timing depend on the reference.
This page follows the 15-second landscape Reel linked below: cards near the camera, a hand over the lens, then the parked-car reveal and the performer's reaction.
View the reference Reel by y0kunMedia.io describes an image-plus-reference workflow with one image for the person and another for the car. Other versions change the location too. Those controls and supported durations depend on the tool; they are not interchangeable presets.
Media.io · Unforgettable reference workflowHere, upload one person and one car. The parking-lot scene stays fixed. Select the full 15 seconds to include the reveal and the reaction, or use the 5-second opening for a shorter check.
Choose who holds the cards, choose the car, then generate your version.
Use Your Photo for a clear single-person image and Your Car for the vehicle. These are different inputs, not two character slots. Include the person's clothing and the car's full body and wheels.
The 15-second option includes the full reveal. The 5-second option covers the opening only. Both start at the beginning. Choose 480P or 720P and check the total credits before generating.
Watch the card gesture, the face after the lens clears, and the car's color, shape and wheels. Check the full clip before sharing. Your completed video is also saved in History.
Give each upload one clear job: the first image defines the person; the second defines the vehicle.
Two dedicated inputs keep the change simple. The scene and performance come from the reference.
The person image guides the face, hair, build and visible clothing. Include the outfit you want rather than relying on a close-up selfie to define it.
Use a vehicle image to guide body shape, color and wheels. Small details such as badges, lettering and wheel spokes can change and need checking.
The full version follows the card gesture, lens cover, car reveal and reaction. You do not need to describe a new story or write a prompt.
Five seconds is an opening test, not a faster edit of the whole performance. Choose 15 seconds for the complete sequence.
The generation button shows the total credits for your selected length and resolution before you submit.
Choose 5 or 15 seconds and 480P or 720P. Both required images belong to the same generation; you do not buy a separate person edit and car edit.
A new request is a separate generation. Review the photos and settings first, especially if you are testing a car with intricate wheels or a heavily obscured face.
AI can change small details. The selected credit cost is not a promise of a perfectly identical face, badge, number card or vehicle.
A card-sweep transition and a person-and-car replacement are different jobs. Check what each selected workflow actually changes.
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Use your own reference video when you want a different scene or a more specific edit.
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Explore generatorIt is a card-to-car transition associated with the song Unforgettable: a person displays number cards, covers the lens, then reveals a car. This template follows the linked y0kun parking-lot clip, including the reaction after the reveal.
Your Photo identifies the card-holding person, while Your Car identifies the vehicle. Both are required. Upload them separately; this is not a two-person template and the inputs should not be exchanged.
The person image guides the face, hairstyle, build and visible outfit. Use a waist-up or full-body photo that shows the clothing you want. Parts outside your photo must be inferred, and details may vary.
The car image guides its shape, color and visible details, but exact reproduction is not guaranteed. Check the body proportions, wheels, badges and reflections after the reveal. A complete front three-quarter view gives clearer information than an interior or close-up.
No. It uses the opening five seconds from the same reference and is intended as a short check. Choose 15 seconds for the full card gesture, reveal and reaction; the short option does not speed up the complete sequence.
This page requires both a person photo and a car image and keeps the reference setting. Car-only editing, a third location image and custom reference videos are not controls in this template. Use AI Character Swap for a custom reference-based edit.
This template uses the reference clip's audio for the selected duration. That does not grant rights to the song or recording. Check the rules for your intended use, or replace or mute the audio before sharing.
This template keeps the reference's 16:9 landscape framing so the cards, person and car stay in the scene. It does not offer a separate 9:16 composition. Cropping it vertically afterward can cut off important parts of the reveal.
Choose the length and resolution to see the total credit cost on the generation button. The task appears in History, where you can check its status and open the finished video. A new submission is a separate generation.
No. This is an independent AI template, not a partnership with UNO, the song's artists, any car manufacturer or the reference creator. Use images you have permission to edit, and check music and video rights separately.
