Quick answer
Starrd's Middle Finger Dunk template turns two photos into the viral dunk video, starring you and a friend. Photo 1 is the dunker: they drive to the hoop on a floodlit outdoor court at night, leap right over the defender, slam it home in front of a packed crowd, then turn to the camera and give the middle finger. Photo 2 is the one guarding, who gets jumped over. Every move, cut and camera swing follows the original clip, with its original sound. About 9 seconds, vertical 9:16, 480p, 120 credits (about $6).
The viral Middle Finger Dunk, starring you and a friend. One of you jumps right over the other, slams it, then lets them know about it:
Middle Finger Dunk
Two photos: dunk right over your friend on a packed night court, then give them the finger.
What You Get
- Two of you. One dunks, one gets dunked on.
- The leap. The dunker jumps clean over the defender.
- The slam and the finger. A dunk in front of a cheering crowd, then the middle finger to the camera.
- The original sound.
- About 9 seconds, vertical 9:16. Ready for TikTok and Reels.
Who Plays Who
| Photo | Part | Their moments |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The dunker | Drives, leaps over the defender, dunks, gives the finger |
| 2 | The one guarding | Steps up, gets jumped over, watches it go in |
Tip: the funniest version puts your most serious friend in slot 2.
The Beats
| Time | What happens |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | The dunker drives at the defender |
| ~2s | The leap, right over the defender's head |
| ~4s | The dunk |
| ~6s | The dunker walks off with the ball |
| ~7s | The middle finger to the camera |
Use full-body or waist-up photos with faces clearly lit. The dunker is shown head to toe in the air, so a photo with legs and shoes visible works best.
The Fastest Way
Middle Finger Dunk
You dunk over your friend, then flip them off. Two photos, about 9 seconds.
Two photos, 120 credits (about $6), no prompt needed. It renders at 480p, 9:16, with the original sound. Find it in Sports.
Build It Yourself
1. Start from the real clip. Use the dunk video itself as the motion reference, so the leap, the camera swing and the timing carry over.
2. Name each part. Tell a motion-transfer video model which player becomes photo 1 and which becomes photo 2, in every shot.
3. Keep the court. Ask it to keep the floodlights, the hoop and the crowd unchanged, so only the two players change.
Common Mistakes
Swapped parts. Say which photo dunks and which guards, or the two of you can trade places mid-jump.
Cropped photos. The leap shows the dunker's whole body, so a face-only photo makes the model guess the rest.
A dark photo. The court is lit by floodlights at night, so a well-lit face holds up best.
FAQ
How many photos? Two.
Can I get dunked on instead? Yes, use slot 2.
Does it have sound? Yes, the original.
How long is it? About 9 seconds, vertical.
What does it cost? 120 credits, about $6.
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