How to make the End of Watch AI video

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You need one clear photo, or two if a friend joins you. The locker room, the gear, the cuts and the sound are already in the template; there is nothing to edit.

1. Photo 1 is the officer

The first photo replaces the officer in the white T-shirt who talks into the camera and shows each piece of gear. The camera is very close to the face the whole time, so use a sharp, front-facing photo of one person, chest-up is plenty.

The second photo is optional and replaces the partner who leans in from the left. Upload them in the other order if you want to swap roles.

2. Pick 6 or 11 seconds

6 seconds is the close-up, the partner leaning in, the pistol and the flash of light, for 5 credits. 11 seconds is the whole gear check, from the knife and the handcuffs to the pepper spray, ending on a wide shot of both of you, for 11 credits. Both include the original sound.

Confirm you can use the photos and press Generate. A render usually takes 5 to 10 minutes, and you can leave the page while it runs.

3. Download and say it is AI

Download the MP4 from My videos. It is 16:9 like the film; TikTok and Reels add bars above and below, the same as the original edit reposts.

Watch it once before posting to check the faces, and mark it as AI-generated. If a render fails, the credits go back automatically.

How much does an End of Watch video cost?

A 6-second End of Watch video costs 5 credits. The cheapest way to make one is the Try pack: $4.99 for 5 credits.

LengthCreditsCheapest pack that covers it
6 s5Try · $4.99 (5 credits)
11 s11Single · $9.99 (15 credits)

No subscription. Credits never expire, and a failed render gives your credits back automatically.

Questions, answered

Can I make it with one photo?

Yes. One photo replaces the officer. The partner stays as in the film unless you add a second photo.

Is there a CapCut template?

You do not need one. The video is made here, with the Twirlanta sound already on it, and you download the finished MP4.

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