How do I make a giant ramp climb video with AI?

From photo to ramp

• Start from the template page, where a single box takes your photo. Face and clothes ride along through the whole run, so choose a sharp front-facing shot of one adult, ideally full-body or waist-up with limbs showing. Pets, toys, minors and group photos are rejected. JPG, PNG or WebP, 10 MB maximum.
• Options. Places: daylight grey ramp (tested, default), sunset, snow, night. Outfits: what you wear in the photo, sports vest with shorts, a hoodie, a suit. Simple clothes work best, and no choice changes the price.
• Shape. Choose 9:16 for TikTok, Reels or Shorts, or 16:9 if it is meant for YouTube or desktop.
• Consent and login. Tick the photo-consent box and sign in with Google. Previews come from packs, so buy one if your balance is empty.
• Test with a preview. It shows the same scene at 480p, 5 seconds long. Check that you really run up the wall instead of hovering at the bottom, and that only one runner appears.
• Render. One credit produces the 5-second 720p MP4, free of watermarks, and files it under My videos.
• Sound is added afterwards in TikTok; the clip is not tied to a song.

What happens in five seconds

Five moves, one low camera that only tilts. Sprint: you splash away from the lens (0 to 1 s). Climb: you shrink up the curve as a railing and tiny onlookers appear (1 to 2). Flip: near the top you push off and tumble (2 to 3). Slide: you land on both feet and ride down standing, arms spread (3 to 4). Finish: a burst of spray at the foot, fists clenched, unhurt (4 to 5).

The flip and the slide are the hardest parts for the model, so a stretched limb or a wobbly landing can happen. That is a normal miss rather than a broken render, and a new run may look better. Nobody is hurt and the ramp does not exist, so please do not copy it on a real one.

Source and sharing

The finished MP4 can be downloaded from My videos, which also gives a share link. Roughly, “escalade rampe géante” means “giant ramp climb”. Our clip matches one effect demo in @tei6707’s TikTok post of 28 October 2026, roughly seconds 2 to 7 of its 30; the rest is a CapCut walkthrough over the creator’s own sound. To add your own sound, follow the sound guide.

Ozil Goal AI is independent and has no connection with TikTok, CapCut or whoever posted the trend.