Lamine Yamal Rabona AI Example – Input Photo & Video

The example below pairs the original input photo with its completed AI video. The woman in everyday clothes becomes the ball carrier in the fake rabona sequence. Play the full video with sound to judge the result.

Your photo

Generated video

What this example shows

The photo supplies the subject’s face, hair, physique and clothes. The prepared reference guides the crossed-leg feint, camera and escape near the touchline. This is a character replacement effect: the requested edit changes the main attacker, rather than asking you to perform the move on camera.

The published output is approximately 10 seconds, vertical 9:16 at 720p, with audio. This is a completed generation, not an original match clip or a guarantee that another photo will produce the same result.

Check the movement, not just the thumbnail

• Follow the face and outfit when the character turns.
• Watch the feet and ball during the crossed-leg feint.
• Look at contact with the ground and overlaps with the defender.
• Listen to the audio; it is generated and may differ between orders.

AI can change facial details, hands, feet and background players. A prepared motion reference gives more guidance than text alone, but does not guarantee an exact likeness or perfect ball physics.

Try your own photo

Choose one adult person with a visible face and preferably a full-body photo. You do not need a football kit or a photo taken on a pitch. Use only yourself or an adult who has explicitly authorized this use; do not upload public figures or children.

Each Yamal order is one 10-second, 9:16 video at 720p with audio for $6.99 once. You do not need CapCut, an account or a prompt. Save the private order link for progress and download, then download before the deadline shown there, up to 14 days.

Create my Yamal rabona video

Read the photo guide or the creation steps. For the chip, dribble and finish instead, use the separate 15-second Özil goal tool.