The 1v1 Dunk scene follows an attack, a leap over the defender, a dunk, a camera-facing finger wag and a replay. Its current output is 14 seconds in vertical 9:16.
Set the two roles
- Open 1v1 Dunk.
- Use photo one for the dunker. Add a second person photo only if you want to select the defender.
- Choose the version and resolution. Balanced 480p currently costs 15 credits; Balanced 720p costs 25. Premium has its own quote and eligible first-video offer.
- Confirm the current price and balance, then generate. Download the completed work after checking the full action and replay.
Choose photos with a clear face and visible body outline. Distinct clothing helps separate the dunker from the defender. A full-body sports photo can make role inspection easier, but the photo itself does not have to contain a basketball.
Review contact, not only height
Check whether the ball stays connected to the hand, travels into the basket and remains coherent in the replay. Also check that each face stays with its assigned player. The intended final gesture is an index-finger wag. The route name is historical and should not be used to infer an obscene hand gesture.
A good-looking sample is one example, not a guarantee that every new photo will reproduce the same contact. Compare workflows using the dunk selection guide.
