Disclosure: we make apt video ai, one of the tools below. Everything about the others comes from their own public pages, checked on October 25, 2026 — prices and features change, so check before you buy.
The middle finger dunk — also called "my prime 1v1" — is an AI basketball clip: you drive at a friend on a night court, fly over their head, dunk, taunt the camera, and the play replays in slow motion. It took off after @teuteuf6's AI clip "Mon prime 1v1 basket" passed a million views on 20 October 2026. A handful of sites now make it from your photos. Here's how they compare.
The short answer
- The original clip's shots and timing, with its sound, solo or with a friend, cheapest single video: apt video ai
- A natural court sound with no music, so you can add your own: MakeViral
- The middle finger itself, and free sign-up credits to try: Summrs
- A longer clip with two dunks, plus your own court photo: Oakgen
Side-by-side comparison
| apt video ai | MakeViral | Summrs | Oakgen | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it makes | Drive, leap over the defender, dunk, taunt, replay | Crossover, slow-mo leap, dunk, taunt | Dunk, celebration, slow-mo replay | Two dunks with a celebration after each |
| Photos | 1 or 2 (with 1, a defender is added) | 1 or 2 (with 1, an AI defender) | 2 | 2, plus an optional court photo |
| The taunt | Index finger wagged at the camera | Shoulder brush and shrug | Middle finger | "Number one" finger |
| Length | 14 s | 12 s | About 14 s | 15 s |
| Quality | 480p, 720p, 1080p | 720p | 720p or 1080p | 480p, 720p, 1080p |
| Sound | The original clip's sound | Court sounds, no music | Included | The reference's music and crowd |
| Watermark | No | No | Not stated | Not stated |
| One video | From $7.99 without an account | 152 credits; smallest pack that covers it is $39.99 | Credits; top-ups from $5 for 50 | 3,173 credits at 720p; dollar price not stated |
| Free option | No | None stated | 50 free credits | None stated |
How each tool makes the video
Motion from the original clip (apt video ai)
apt video ai follows a depth map of @teuteuf6's viral clip, so the drive, the leap, the walk to the camera and the replay land on the same cuts as the original. The depth map carries only movement and camera; your photos supply the faces and builds. Photo 1 dunks, photo 2 defends — with one photo, an ordinary player is added as the defender. The finished video has the clip's sound, and the taunt is a wagged index finger instead of the middle finger. The step-by-step guide is in How to make the middle finger dunk AI video.
Templates (MakeViral, Summrs, Oakgen)
MakeViral has duo and solo versions at the same price; its clip ends on a shoulder brush and shrug and comes with court sounds only. Summrs takes two photos and keeps the trend's namesake gesture. Oakgen makes a different cut with two dunks and lets you add a photo of your own court; its credit price per video is high and the dollar price isn't on the page.
Which one should you use?
If you want the clip everyone has seen, with its sound, and to pay once without signing up, use apt video ai's middle finger dunk template. If you'd rather add your own music, MakeViral's court-sound version fits. If the middle finger is the point, Summrs keeps it — just know some platforms and group chats won't love it.
FAQ
Which middle finger dunk AI is free? None is fully free. Summrs gives 50 free credits at sign-up; apt video ai, MakeViral and Oakgen are paid.
Do these tools show the middle finger? Summrs does. apt video ai uses a wagged index finger, MakeViral a shoulder brush and Oakgen a "number one" finger, which keeps the clip shareable everywhere.
Can I make it with one photo? Yes on apt video ai and MakeViral, which add a defender. Summrs and Oakgen need two.
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