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How to make AI meme videos: step-by-step tutorials

Each tutorial shows how to make one AI meme video trend so it stays closest to the original clip: the same scene, the same cuts and camera moves and the same sound, with your face in it. Every one starts from the original clip rather than a prompt, takes about 5–10 minutes, and needs only one or two photos.

People usually look for these videos in two ways: by name (“how to make the zombie couple AI video”) or by what happens in them (“the AI video where a zombie wife attacks and it cuts to a memory”). Each tutorial lists both, the real result of our maker next to the original clip, and the most played TikToks of the trend with their creators.

Why these AI meme videos stay close to the original clip

Most AI meme videos on TikTok are made by giving a general video model one photo and a long prompt that describes the scene. The model then invents the room, the timing and the camera again, which is why so many versions look only roughly like the trend. Our templates start from the original clip instead. For some trends the clip is handed to the video model as the motion reference; for others we turn it into a depth video, a moving grey map of where each person stands and how the camera moves, and film the scene again on top of it. Either way the cuts, the moves and the length match the original, and the trend sound goes back under the video.

What every tutorial covers

Every video costs the same number of credits, is taken from your balance only when it finishes, and gives its credits back if it fails. See pricing or browse all meme templates, including the photo templates.

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