Opa Opa video pricing

Opa Opa AI turns one portrait into a short selfie-style bouncy hair video. A fixed reference guides the movement, while your uploaded photo guides the person’s appearance. It is an AI animation, not footage of you performing the trend.

Upload one clear JPG, PNG or WebP portrait up to 8 MiB. Sign in, accept the terms and press Generate. Each generation uses 250 credits. The finished MP4 appears here and in My Videos.

No. You only supply one portrait. The reference video and instructions are provided, and the output is fixed at vertical 720p.

The Russian hook is associated with “Ты залип” (Ty zalip) by PAPAKLEY and Dj Shiza. TikTok has several edits and original-sound uploads, so the sound name and speed may vary between clips. This is distinct from other songs also titled “Opa Opa.”

Yes. We add the original reference clip’s soundtrack after the video is generated, so the downloaded MP4 includes the music. The picture is aligned to the soundtrack’s length while the music keeps its original speed and pitch. This service does not grant rights to the song.

The finished video is approximately 10.5 seconds, vertical 9:16 at 720p. Download it as an MP4 with the reference soundtrack included.

A clear portrait helps, but AI can change facial details, hair length, fingers or movement timing. Review the result before sharing. Loose visible hair makes the intended motion easier to convey; the effect does not require a specific hair color.

Each generation uses 250 credits. Packs remain $9.90 for 250 credits (1 video), $24.90 for 750 credits (3 videos), or $49.90 for 1,750 credits (7 videos). There is no subscription.

Selecting and previewing your photo is free. Creating a video requires 250 credits. The generation button shows the cost before submission.

This template is designed for one human portrait and the provided selfie reference. A separate anime conversion or pet mode is not currently offered.

The reference is @limonovai’s TikTok post at tiktok.com/@limonovai/video/7687913880495983905. It is a source example of the effect; we do not claim that it was the first Opa Opa video.

Download the MP4 and review it before posting. Use photos with permission, follow your platform’s AI-labeling requirements and choose music available for your intended use. This service does not grant rights to the reference music or imply endorsement by its creator.