Ozil AI turns one photo into your own version of the viral Ozil goal: a chip over the keeper, a pause as the defenders slide past, then a tap into the empty net. A clear photo gives the model a better reference for the scorer. Results vary between generations.
1. One person or pet per photo
Upload one photo of one consenting adult or one pet. Group shots make it harder to identify the scorer. Crop out other people and keep the face visible. You do not need photos of the keeper or defenders.
2. A clear, front-facing face
Faces turned to the side or hidden by hair, sunglasses or a hand often come out less like the subject. A straight-on or slightly angled face works best. For a pet, choose a clear view of its face.
3. Even light
Soft daylight helps preserve facial details. Avoid harsh shadows and strong backlight that leaves the face dark. Filters can change the features the model uses as a reference.
4. Enough resolution
Use photos at least 300 px on each side. A larger, sharp original is usually a better starting point than a small screenshot or heavily compressed image. The generator accepts JPEG, PNG and WebP; check the upload form for the size limit.
5. Permission and settings matter
Only use your own photo or one you have permission to use. Do not upload minors or public figures. Choose Keep to retain the outfit or Kit for a football kit. Real, Blocky, 3D cartoon and Anime change the visual style; they do not guarantee an exact likeness.
Choose Standard, Fast, Pro or Ultra and review the displayed credit cost before generating. The result is a 15-second vertical 9:16 video. Once the trend music is ready, download the MP4 with no watermark. Failed generation jobs refund their credits automatically.
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