Your photo. The full fast break.

LeBron dunk with your photo

TryH3 is a LeBron dunk video generator for basketball fans, with credit packs from $9.90 and up to 5 eligible free signup credits. One adult or pet photo becomes the player in a 15-second fast break, dunk and roar. Rendering starts at 30 credits, above the free allowance. Output is vertical MP4 at 480p–1080p depending on model; a completed purchase enables watermark-free downloads.

Put yourself on the court

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2. Choose quality
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30 credits · about $0.83 on Studio monthly
15 seconds9:16Template soundtrack

The fast break, dunk and roar

A 20-second preview of the run, one-handed finish and reaction. Your photo follows the same motion in the fixed 15-second template cut. Preview music may differ from the template soundtrack.

Pet fast break

20.09-second preview with music: a small dog dribbles, rises for a one-handed dunk and reacts under the basket. The generated cut is 15 seconds; preview music may differ.

How do I make a LeBron dunk edit from one photo?

Upload one clear photo of an adult or pet you have permission to use, choose a model and resolution, then check the credit quote before generating. The LeBron dunk preset already supplies the arena, fast break, one-handed finish, camera movement and soundtrack. You do not need to download the footage, record yourself dunking or write a prompt. Save the finished 15-second MP4 from your browser.

  1. Choose the playerUse one adult or pet in even light, with an unobstructed face. A full-body photo gives more information about build, clothing or fur markings.
  2. Check the motion and quoteCheck the preview motion. Select the model and resolution; the generated duration stays at 15 seconds with the template soundtrack and vertical frame.
  3. Generate, review and downloadConfirm permission and sign in to generate. Inspect the face during the jump, the ball at the rim and the final reaction before saving your MP4.

What does the LeBron dunk animation look like?

The LeBron dunk animation follows one player through an indoor-arena fast break: dribble, gather, rise for a one-handed slam, land and react. These two 20-second previews show the same arena and camera sequence with a person and a pet. Your generated video uses the fixed 15-second cut and template soundtrack. Compare the movement before uploading; faces, paws and background people can change during a render.

How much does a 15-second LeBron dunk video cost?

A 15-second LeBron dunk video starts at 30 credits with Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p. Each model and resolution has its own total in the table below. Dollar figures show the value of those credits on Studio monthly, rather than a separate per-video purchase. From zero credits, the smallest one-time pack covering the starting render costs $9.90 and contains 180 credits.

One 15-second MP4 · credit values use Studio monthly ($49.90 / 1,800 credits)
ModelResolutionCreditsStudio equivalent
Seedance 2.0 Mini480p30$0.83
Seedance 2.0 Mini720p65$1.80
Seedance 2.0 Fast480p65$1.80
Seedance 2.0 Fast720p139$3.85
Seedance 2.0 Pro480p109$3.02
Seedance 2.0 Pro720p233$6.46
Seedance 2.0 Pro1080p584$16.19
Seedance 2.5480p156$4.32
Seedance 2.5720p351$9.73
Seedance 2.51080p866$24.01
MiniMax H3768P155$4.30

Can I make a LeBron dunk AI video for free?

You can watch examples, choose a photo and compare settings free on TryH3. Generating the LeBron dunk AI video requires at least 30 spendable credits. Eligible new accounts can receive up to 5 signup credits, so the gift does not cover a render. The $5 trial adds 24 credits and is also insufficient, even combined with that gift. Paid purchases enable clean downloads.

Free allowanceFree previews and photo selection; up to 5 eligible signup credits. Generation starts at 30 spendable credits.
Smallest one-time pack covering a render from zero$9.90 for 180 credits
WatermarkUnpaid accounts receive the moving TryH3 mark when enabled. A completed pack or subscription purchase unlocks a clean download while the original is retained.
Failure and retryA failed paid task refunds its generation credits. A completed clip with an unwanted gesture still counts as a render. A new take costs the displayed quote again.
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Official published plans checked 2026-11-03 · each service has its own credit unit
ToolPublished priceFree allowanceWatermarkOutput
TryH3From 30 credits; $9.90 / 180-credit packUp to 5 eligible signup credits; insufficient for this templateMoving mark for unpaid accounts when enabled. Clean after purchase.15-second vertical MP4 following the fixed fast break
Viggle AIPro: $9.99/month; $7.99/month billed yearly5 free credits per dayFree Mix videos: watermark; Pro: watermark-free optionCharacter-swap video; motion from a selected or uploaded clip
RunwayStandard: $15/month; $12/month billed yearly125 one-time creditsFree videos: watermark; Standard: no watermarkGenerated or edited video; model and workflow determine the action

When can a LeBron dunk edit go wrong?

A LeBron dunk edit can lose facial detail when the player turns, jumps or passes behind the ball. Blurry selfies, covered eyes and group photos make identity matching harder. Fingers can merge, the ball may drift and the dunk can miss clean rim contact. This tool cannot guarantee an exact face, jersey lettering or broadcast-quality physics, and it does not supply current game highlights or a custom basketball routine.

Which photo works for a LeBron dunk face replacement?

Use one adult or pet in clear, even light, with the face unobstructed. A full-body or waist-up picture gives the LeBron dunk face replacement more detail about body shape, clothing or fur than a tight selfie. Avoid heavy filters, cropped heads and several subjects in one frame. A good photo helps continuity, but it cannot guarantee a perfect face during the jump.

Do I need the original LeBron dunk video or a written prompt?

No. The 15-second motion and soundtrack are already built into this preset. Upload your photo and choose the quality. The server supplies the same run, one-handed dunk and final roar for each new take.

Is the LeBron dunk AI effect a face swap or a whole-player replacement?

It redraws the whole lead player using your photo while following a fixed motion guide. It is not a face pasted onto unchanged footage. Your body, clothing and surrounding details may be reconstructed, so small differences are expected.

Will I keep the Lakers jersey or wear the clothes in my photo?

This preset asks for the clothes in your photo. If your image shows only a head or shoulders, the model fills in the rest of the outfit. It does not guarantee a Lakers jersey, the number 23 or exact lettering.

Is this the Dwyane Wade and LeBron dunk photo meme?

No. The Wade alley-oop image is a different meme. This generator makes a moving, 15-second indoor-arena fast break with a solo dunk and roar. It does not generate a Wade pose, GIF or wallpaper.

Can I use a selfie or make a pet do the LeBron dunk?

A clear adult selfie is accepted, though a full-body or waist-up photo gives more useful detail. You can also use one pet photo for an upright, playful dunk. Paws, fur and body proportions may change during the jump. Multi-person uploads are not supported.

Can I export the LeBron dunk video in 1080p or change its length?

Seedance 2.0 Pro and Seedance 2.5 offer 1080p here. Mini and Fast offer 480p or 720p, and MiniMax H3 offers 768P. Every option keeps the fixed 15-second, 9:16 cut and template soundtrack; there is no duration or camera editor on this page.

Do I pay again if the dunk fails or I want another take?

A failed generation returns its generation credits. A completed video still uses the quoted credits even if the face or ball looks wrong. A new take, or a retry after a refunded failure, requires the displayed credits again.

What is this LeBron dunk video based on?

This LeBron dunk video follows an arena fast break associated with LeBron James in a purple Lakers uniform at Orlando: a run up court, a one-handed finish and a roar after landing. The template uses that movement to cast the adult or pet in your photo. It is a personal AI recreation, not a feed of LeBron’s latest games, a career compilation or evidence that your subject played in the NBA.