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Show HN: Ozil AI – Turn one photo into the viral Ozil goal video
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Ozil AI, a new browser-based generator, turns a single photograph into a 15-second video of Mesut Özil's famous goal. The tool was posted to Hacker News under the Show HN banner. Users upload one clear, front-facing photo of themselves, a friend, or a pet, and receive a downloadable MP4 in roughly five minutes.
The recreated move follows four beats. The keeper dives as a soft chip lifts the ball over him. The scorer controls it on the chest, then waits while two defenders slide past. Finally, the ball is rolled into an empty net.
The generator rebuilds the scorer's face from the photo in every shot. Users choose from four models, including Seedance 2.0 Mini, at 480p or 720p. Output covers 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9, with trend music or stadium sound. Videos carry no watermark.
Pricing starts at €9.99 for ten credits, covering up to two 480p videos; a fifteen-second clip costs five credits. Larger packs scale to 3,000 credits for €499. Payments run once through Stripe, nothing renews, and credits never expire. No sign-up is required, and failed renders return credits automatically.
Privacy is framed as the default: photos are used only to make the video, are never published, and are never used to train AI. Nobody reviews uploads during normal operation. Deletion requests sent to support@ozilai.net are handled within thirty days.
The site positions itself against free prompt workflows in Dreamina, Kling and Higgsfield, which demand repeated re-rolls. CapCut templates are faster, it argues, but faces drift and watermarks are common. Ozil AI promises the full move in three clicks.
The tool's guidance warns against group photos, sunglasses, heavy filters and blurry images. It also bars children, celebrities and footballers, or anyone who has not consented. Whether such novelty generators convert free curiosity into paid credits remains to be seen.
