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How to Make a Tip Toeing in My Jordans Video

Make a Tip Toeing in My Jordans video with your chosen people in the meme’s scene. One photo replaces the dancer and keeps an AI-generated fictional observer. Add a second photo to replace the observer too. The video combines the barn scene, dance actions, and reactions with a fixed soundtrack. Follow the steps below to save your photos, pay, and get your video.

Make your Tip Toeing in My Jordans video, step by step

Watch the examples on the homepage, then choose a photo for the Dancer slot. Add a photo to the Observer slot if you want to replace that character too. Confirm that you have permission to use the photos. Sign in and save the setup to your account. Continue to payment from that saved task.

After payment is confirmed, check the task’s generation status. If it shows Start my video, use that button on the same task. When the video is ready, play it with sound and download it. The service supplies the template and generation settings.

The new version costs US$9.90 for one 12-second, 16:9 landscape MP4 with a fixed soundtrack. The task stays in processing or review until the finished file is ready. Download is available for 7 days from that point. Earlier purchases retain their original format and sound conditions.

Choose a clear photo of one adult

Choose a photo of one adult with a clear face and even lighting. A full-body photo can provide more information about clothing and body shape, but it is optional. A clear portrait can also be used. Avoid group photos and faces hidden by objects or heavy filters.

Choose a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file up to 10 MB. You must be at least 18, and everyone pictured must be an adult. Get permission from the person shown and permission to use the photograph.

Keep the visible details clear

Use a photo that shows the person’s face and hair clearly. Visible clothing helps guide the character’s appearance. The generator fills in parts the photo does not show, such as the back of an outfit or shoes. Those details are generated, so they may differ from the person’s real appearance.

The upload preview shows your selected file. It does not crop the photo. To change the crop, edit a copy on your device and choose that file. Keep the face clear when you crop.

Choose who fills each role

The Dancer photo replaces the person performing the dance. Leave Observer empty to keep an AI-generated fictional observer and their reaction shots. Add a second photo to replace that observer with someone you choose. Both options keep the two roles in the scene.

Check each photo against its role label before saving. The labels refer to the dancer and observer throughout the video, even when their screen positions change. If you put a photo in the wrong slot, choose Replace photo. Each photo must meet the same age, permission, format, and size requirements.

Save your photos, then sign in

You can choose photos before signing in. Wait for Draft saved on this device before leaving the page. Save photos & sign in keeps the selected originals in this browser for your return. If saving fails, use Try saving again and wait for confirmation. A local draft is not an account backup.

After signing in, check the restored photos and choose Save my video setup to upload them and create your account task. This step does not charge you. If the page cannot confirm whether the task was saved, check My videos before creating another. Clear local photos removes the device draft, not an uploaded photo or an existing account task.

Pay from your saved task

Choose Continue to payment and check the amount and currency in Stripe. If you cancel checkout, return to the same task; your saved setup remains there. Returning from Stripe does not by itself prove payment succeeded. Look for Payment confirmed on the task.

Check the generation status after payment is confirmed. If the task shows Start my video, use that button. If generation is already underway, follow its progress on the same task. You can return through My videos with the account that owns it. Refreshing the page does not create another generation.

If progress is unclear, check the same task

Queued means the generation request has been accepted; processing means work is underway. Neither status gives a guaranteed finish time. Check the existing task for updates. If it says the video was generated but is still being saved, the file is not ready to download yet.

A timeout or the message “We are checking this request” does not mean generation failed. Do not pay again or start a new paid task to clear an uncertain status. If another checkout tab may have taken payment, check the original task first. Contact support if you need help resolving it.

If a paid task still shows Start my video, you can use that button on the same task.

Use the retry or refund option on the task

If the task offers Try this video again, check the remaining attempts and retry conditions before using it. Continue from the same purchase. A timeout alone does not confirm a generation failure.

If we ultimately cannot deliver, use Request a refund on the task. Once your task shows Refund requested, it will not start another generation while we review your request. Stripe must confirm the refund, and your bank may take additional time to show the returned funds. If the option is unavailable, email support@tiptoeinginmyjordans.ai with your task or order reference. For a problem with a delivered video, describe the issue so support can review it.

Download your video and keep a copy

When your Tip Toeing in My Jordans video is ready, play the whole clip with sound. Check both characters through the cuts and listen to the soundtrack. The downloaded MP4 includes the template’s fixed soundtrack.

Choose Download video and finish saving the file. Open the saved copy and check that it plays with sound. Save it before the download deadline shown on your task. The deadline starts when the result is ready; opening the task later does not restart it. Download expiry does not confirm that all stored copies have been deleted. Review the video before sharing it.