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AI Cricket Video Generator

Make an AI cricket video from one photo with Seedance 2.0 and an included motion reference. Create the village-pitch swing, lifted-leg follow-through and bat pose with original ground sound.

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Seedance 2.0

One consenting adult. A sharp full-body photo guides the face, build and clothes; a waist-up photo leaves more detail to invent.

JPEG · PNG · WebP · ≤25 MB

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Motion reference

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14.75 seconds of silent third-party cricket motion guide a 15-second output. The quote includes the actual input duration.

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Settings15s · 720P · 9:16
15s
Aspect Ratio9:16
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Add the required reference content before generating.

Silent third-party motion reference, 14.75 seconds. Not a CreateForge output. Generated clips request original ground sound; no reference song is submitted.

Prompts to try

White kurta

White kurta, one complete cricket action and original ground ambience.

Image 1 defines the single adult: retain their recognizable face, skin tone, age, hair and build. Video 1 guides only the cricket action, rural pitch and camera, never the reference actor's identity. Make one continuous realistic village cricket clip using the selected duration and framing. Show the complete body, feet, bat and stumps on a dusty pitch in warm late-afternoon light. Begin side-on with a balanced batting guard and a gentle bat tap, prepare the backlift, then make one lofted CRICKET shot with both hands holding the handle. Lift the front leg briefly during the high follow-through, regain balance, then hold the bat upright and turn naturally toward the camera. Follow the complete reference rhythm without looping, speeding it up or cutting away. Keep exactly one straight intact wooden cricket bat and natural separate hands throughout; no baseball swing, golf swing, extra limbs or extra foreground people. Generate new outdoor ground ambience, a short bat-contact sound and light footsteps only; no music, lyrics, commentary or copied voices. No team branding, sponsor logos, captions or watermark. This is fictional AI footage, not an actual match. Dress the subject in a plain white embroidered kurta with coordinated trousers and comfortable shoes, keeping the person's own age and gender presentation. Let loose fabric move naturally without covering the face or hands.

Red kurta

Red kurta with the same action. Your photo still defines the person.

Image 1 defines the single adult: retain their recognizable face, skin tone, age, hair and build. Video 1 guides only the cricket action, rural pitch and camera, never the reference actor's identity. Make one continuous realistic village cricket clip using the selected duration and framing. Show the complete body, feet, bat and stumps on a dusty pitch in warm late-afternoon light. Begin side-on with a balanced batting guard and a gentle bat tap, prepare the backlift, then make one lofted CRICKET shot with both hands holding the handle. Lift the front leg briefly during the high follow-through, regain balance, then hold the bat upright and turn naturally toward the camera. Follow the complete reference rhythm without looping, speeding it up or cutting away. Keep exactly one straight intact wooden cricket bat and natural separate hands throughout; no baseball swing, golf swing, extra limbs or extra foreground people. Generate new outdoor ground ambience, a short bat-contact sound and light footsteps only; no music, lyrics, commentary or copied voices. No team branding, sponsor logos, captions or watermark. This is fictional AI footage, not an actual match. Dress the subject in a deep red patterned kurta with coordinated trousers and comfortable shoes, keeping the person's own age and gender presentation. Keep fabric clear of the hands and bat.

Your own outfit

Keep visible clothing from your photo; unseen details are generated.

Image 1 defines the single adult: retain their recognizable face, skin tone, age, hair and build. Video 1 guides only the cricket action, rural pitch and camera, never the reference actor's identity. Make one continuous realistic village cricket clip using the selected duration and framing. Show the complete body, feet, bat and stumps on a dusty pitch in warm late-afternoon light. Begin side-on with a balanced batting guard and a gentle bat tap, prepare the backlift, then make one lofted CRICKET shot with both hands holding the handle. Lift the front leg briefly during the high follow-through, regain balance, then hold the bat upright and turn naturally toward the camera. Follow the complete reference rhythm without looping, speeding it up or cutting away. Keep exactly one straight intact wooden cricket bat and natural separate hands throughout; no baseball swing, golf swing, extra limbs or extra foreground people. Generate new outdoor ground ambience, a short bat-contact sound and light footsteps only; no music, lyrics, commentary or copied voices. No team branding, sponsor logos, captions or watermark. This is fictional AI footage, not an actual match. Keep the visible clothes from image 1 rather than putting the person in the reference actor's denim outfit. Infer unseen lower-body details simply and consistently; do not add a cap or change the hairstyle unless shown in image 1.

  1. 01

    Add your photo

    Choose one clear portrait with permission to use it. Full-body framing gives the model more information than a tight selfie.

  2. 02

    Choose an outfit and review credits

    Apply white kurta, red kurta or your own outfit. The photo and included silent action reference must finish uploading before a live quote appears.

  3. 03

    Watch the whole shot

    Check the swing, raised leg, balance, hands, bat and face through the ending. Listen to the ambience, then preview, download or find the result and actual credits in Library.

What does the AI cricket video effect recreate?

This page focuses on the photo-to-cricket-shot format: a person on a village pitch takes guard, swings a lofted shot, lifts a leg during the follow-through and poses with the bat. It creates a new fictional scene guided by your portrait and a built-in motion clip.

The photograph guides identity; the video guides action and framing. This is not a fixed-frame face replacement or evidence that someone played in a real match. CreateForge has no official connection to a team, league, athlete or publishing platform.

Prepare a photo for the full-body movement

Use one clearly visible adult with even light and an unobstructed face. A full-body photo helps with proportions, trousers and shoes. A waist-up photo is allowed, but unseen details must be generated. Avoid a tiny face in a group, heavy blur or hands covering the face.

The white and red presets deliberately change clothing. Your own outfit asks to retain visible clothing, not the reference actor's cap or costume. None of the options promises exact likeness; inspect the face during both the side-on action and the final turn.

Reference duration and original ground sound

The source demonstration has approximately 14.84 seconds including audio. Its complete video stream is 14.75 seconds; the included action file removes that audio without stretching or cutting the picture. The default output is 15 seconds. The server quotes the measured reference and selected output duration separately.

Generated audio is on by default and requests new bat contact, footsteps and outdoor ambience. No reference audio or song is uploaded. You may turn generated audio off in Settings. Listen before sharing: an audio track alone does not prove the requested sound was produced.

Check the bat, hands and follow-through

Fast swings can blur hands or bend the bat. Keep one action, one straight bat and a complete-body view; do not add cuts, a costume transition or extra players. If it looks like baseball or golf, retain the cricket stance and motion reference instructions. A new attempt needs a fresh quote and is never started automatically.

Credits and saved results

Sign in to upload references and review the current credit quote. Editing a prompt or changing a photo or setting clears the old quote. Generation starts only when you submit; opening this page or choosing a prompt does not spend generation credits.

Review the finished media before sharing. Successful results appear in Library with actual credit use. Result file URLs are public; browsing Library and task history still requires an account. References use temporary uploads, so a page refresh requires selecting photos again.

Common questions

No. Upload one photo. This page includes a silent action reference, uploaded through your account before quoting and generating.

No. It requests newly generated ground ambience, not a song or commentary. No reference audio is submitted.

The full silent video stream measures 14.75 seconds. The model generates a new 15-second clip from it; the file is not stretched to match. Both durations affect the server quote.

Yes, but the model must invent missing trousers, shoes and body details. A clear full-body photo gives more guidance.

Yes. The server quotes the selected model, settings and references before submission. This page does not promise a free generation or copy another website's credit prices.

References guide appearance, but likeness, hands and motion can vary. Use a clear photo and inspect the result. A completed task is not a guarantee that every creative detail is correct.