Lamine Yamal AI Video Generator: Do the Fake Rabona

Lamine Yamal AI video at a glance

Facts, prices and comparisons checked on 18 October 2026.

The Lamine Yamal AI video trend: real move, AI remakes

The trend starts with real football. In the 53rd minute at Galatasaray, Yamal carried the ball to the byline, crossed his left leg behind his right as if to hit a rabona, never struck it, pulled the ball back past the defender and set up Anthony Gordon. Barcelona won 4–1. Yamal called it a “near-rabona”; teammate Rodri joked it was “a bit of a fluke”, since replays show a small deflection off the defender.

Two days later TikTok filled with AI remakes: the same high-camera shot, but a grandma in a headscarf or an office worker does the fake and the defender ends up on the grass. Most were made by pasting a photo into a CapCut or PixVerse template that reuses the TV footage, so the real defender and the club kits stay in the clip. A Lamine Yamal AI video made here keeps the move and the camera but none of the real players.

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Other Lamine Yamal AI videos that are not this trend

Searching “Lamine Yamal AI video” also brings up clips that have nothing to do with the fake rabona. Here is what each one is.

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What a Lamine Yamal AI video looks like

The fake rabona with a grandma in a cardigan as the player, from the same move and camera this generator follows. It is another site’s result, credited below, not a TryH3 video; your clip keeps your own clothes, and the defender is either invented or the friend or pet from Photo 2.

How to make a Lamine Yamal AI video

Four steps in the browser; nothing to install or edit.

1. 01

   Pick who slides past

   Choose An AI defender for a one-photo video, or A friend or pet to add a second photo for the defender.

2. 02

   Add a full-body photo

   Photo 1 is the player. Standing, both feet in view, face clear. A cardigan, a suit or pyjamas are funnier on the goal line than a football kit.

3. 03

   Choose a model and resolution

   Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p is the default and the cheapest (20 credits); switch to Seedance 2.5 for the most detail. The button shows the exact credits before you generate.

4. 04

   Check the fake, then download

   Watch the moment the legs cross: the ball should stay at the player’s feet. Download the MP4 or find it later in Creations.

Make it on your phone and post it to TikTok

• iPhone. Open this page in Safari, sign in, take or pick a full-body photo, generate, then tap Download and Save to Photos.
• Android. Open it in Chrome and do the same; the MP4 lands in Downloads, and Google Photos or the TikTok picker finds it there.
• TikTok. Upload from your camera roll, add your caption and turn on the AI-generated content label under More options before posting.
• Reels and Shorts. The 9:16 file posts as is; no cropping needed, so the player, ball and defender stay in frame.

You, a friend or a pet as the defender

The joke works best when the person beaten is someone your followers know.

What happens in the 10 seconds

One continuous shot from a high camera, like the TV coverage of the match.

How many credits does a Lamine Yamal AI video cost?

Every Lamine Yamal AI video is 10 seconds; the price depends on the model and resolution. Dollar amounts use the Studio monthly plan’s rate.

Cheapest way in, and the default. Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p: 20 credits. Seedance 2.5 is 104 / 234 / 415 credits at 480p / 720p / 1080p; MiniMax H3 is 104 at 720p.

At the Studio monthly plan ($49.90 for 1,800 credits) one credit is about $0.028: a Mini 480p video is about $0.55, Seedance 2.5 at 480p about $2.88 and at 720p about $6.49. The $5 Trial pack (24 credits) covers one Mini 480p video.

Free account vs after a purchase

Three ways to make the fake rabona

Tools for the Lamine Yamal AI video trend fall into three groups. Knowing which one you are using explains most of the results.

Lamine Yamal AI video tools compared

Comparison checked on 18 October 2026; other sites change their prices.

When a Lamine Yamal AI video goes wrong

Fast leg moves are hard for every video model. These are the common problems and what helps.

A fake rabona prompt for other video tools

Using Kling, Runway or another image-to-video tool instead? Start from this prompt with your full-body photo as the first image. You don’t need it on this page.

Vertical 9:16 night football match filmed from a high TV camera, one continuous shot. The player is the person in the photo, in their own clothes, never a football kit.
0–2.5 s: the player runs along the white line toward the ball, arms out for balance.
2.5–4 s: beside the ball the player swings one leg behind the other as if to cross with a rabona; a defender in a plain white kit slides in feet first from the right.
4–5.5 s: the fake — the foot never kicks the ball; the sole drags it back and the defender slides right past on the grass.
5.5–10 s: the camera tilts down to the goal line; the player calmly carries the ball toward the post while the defender scrambles up.
Realistic ball physics, the ball never teleports. Two arms and two legs each; legs cross but never merge. No crests, numbers, sponsors, score graphics, text or watermarks. No real athletes.

For a friend as the defender, add their photo as the second image and replace “a defender in a plain white kit” with “the person in the second image”.

Posting rules, likeness and consent

• Label it as AI. TikTok asks you to turn on the AI-generated content label for realistic AI video, and YouTube asks the same for Shorts; a caption like “AI remake of the fake rabona” also stops people thinking it is match footage.
• It isn’t Lamine Yamal, and keep it that way. This generator never puts him or any real player in the video. Making a realistic clip of a real athlete doing something he didn’t do, or using his name or likeness to sell something, can break platform rules and image rights.
• No match footage. The broadcast belongs to the competition and its broadcasters; videos made here contain none of it, unlike templates that paste you into the TV clip.
• Ask first. Only upload photos of yourself or of adults who agreed, and ask your friend before tagging them as the defender who fell over.

Sources: AP via FOX Sports (match report) · AS (Yamal explains the move, “304”) · Sports Illustrated (Rodri’s “fluke”) · Goal (the Ballon d’Or chase AI video) · Newsweek (the Messi bath AI video) · TikTok (AI-generated content label)

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