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Red Carpet
Comedy & Viral

Red Carpet

Step out of the car and into a wall of flashing cameras. Paparazzi scream your name, the event banner is yours to customize — one more pose for the cameras.

100 Credits12s Video

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I Heard You The First Time Bro

You're the cashier on a phone call, robot-voicing "the card declined" over and over while the customer roasts you: "I heard you the first time, bro… ChatGTT lookin' ahh." The viral checkout clip, starring you or your pet.

Me At Work

You (or your pet) at the office desk: typing at full speed, one furious key-press, a long blank stare, then a full keyboard smash. The 'me at work' meme, starring you or your cat.

Hit The Road Dude

"Hit the road, dude — this ain't no state property!" Become the grumpy truck driver from the viral private property TikTok, word for word. Works with pets too.

My Netflix Documentary

Preparing for your Netflix documentary. The camera's already rolling — you slide into the interview chair, the clapperboard snaps, and you lock into the stare. Add your own Director's Notes to make it yours.

Yo Dookie, Pick Up The Phone

"Yo Dookie, pick up the phone!" Recast the legendary wazzup phone-call chain with up to 4 friends — or pets — tongues out.

80s AI Photo Trend (Video)

The viral 80s AI photo trend, but it moves. Your photo becomes a 1987 VHS home video — big hair, acid-wash, the arcade. Just add your photo.

Hit The Road Dude (Extended)

The full 30-second "hit the road dude" confrontation — from "Got permission?" to taking your name. Works with pets too.

Your Next Opponent Is You

Cinematic VS-screen face-off. Upload one photo (we generate a younger you) or two photos — both appear in the video. "Your next opponent is… you."

Breaking: Empire State

The viral 'breaking news' trend — you climb to the top of the Empire State Building's antenna and unfurl a hand-painted banner with YOUR message, caught live on a news-helicopter broadcast. Add your photo and type your sign (proposal, promo, birthday, or a funny flex).

Giant Hand Squeeze

The viral giant-hand squish trend — a huge hand grabs you and squeezes, your cheeks balloon out like an air-filled squishy toy, then you snap back to normal and fight the hand off. Just add your photo.

Parking Lot Karen — Step into the viral parking lot moment. You're the main character — and you did NOT, in fact, f*ck anyone up.

Parking Lot Karen

Step into the viral parking lot moment. You're the main character — and you did NOT, in fact, f*ck anyone up.

Nun Cagnam Maje

Drop any photo and watch them belt the viral Neapolitan anthem straight to camera.

How to make your Red Carpet video

Open the Red Carpet template, upload 1-2 photos and tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt and Seedance 2.0 makes your video in a few minutes — no prompt-writing or editing. Add Director's Notes first if you want to change the mood or details.

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How to Make a Red Carpet AI Video (Met Gala Paparazzi Trend, 2026)

Red Carpet — FAQ

How many photos do I need for Red Carpet?

1 to 2 photos (the extra one is optional).

How much does the Red Carpet template cost?

100 Starrd credits. Credit packs start at $4.99 on the web (one video's worth), never expire, and there's no subscription.

How long is the Red Carpet video?

12 seconds of cinematic, shareable output, generated in a few minutes.