How to make the Pimpwalk Entrance AI video
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To make the Pimpwalk Entrance AI video you need one clear photo for the person walking in, and a second one if a friend holds the door. The burger shop doorway, the low crouch, the red card and the original sound are already in the template, so there is nothing to edit and no CapCut template to look for.
1. Photo 1 walks in
The first photo replaces the walker in the shiny blue satin suit, white shirt, tie and black fedora. He comes in from the parking lot, keeps his face under the hat brim while he crouches and slides, then comes up close to the lens and fans himself with the red card. That close-up is where your face matters most, so use a sharp photo taken from the front, with even light, no sunglasses and only you in it.
You will wear the blue suit and the fedora whatever you have on in the photo. Your face, hair and skin tone come from your photo.
2. Photo 2 holds the door (optional)
The second photo replaces the bald door-holder in the black tank top, jeans and gold chain. He is in the shot the whole time: holding the door, grooving to the sound, and at the end pulling the walker's jacket down off his shoulders.
Roles go by upload order, not gender. If you would rather hold the door and let your friend do the walk, put their photo first. Skip photo 2 and the door-holder stays as he is in the clip.
3. Person or Pet
Each photo has a Person / Pet switch. Set photo 1 to Pet and your dog or cat walks in wearing the blue suit and fedora; in our test a golden retriever did the crouch, the rise and the red card. Pick a clear photo of the pet's face from the front.
4. Pick 7 or 15 seconds
7 seconds costs 5 credits and is the last seven seconds of the clip: the low crouch right by the camera, standing up, the red-card fan and the jacket coming off. We cut it from the end so the short version still has the payoff. It is the cheapest way to try the template.
15 seconds costs 15 credits and is the full entrance, from the door opening and the walker stepping in from outside. Pick it if you want the slow build-up before the reveal.
Confirm you have the right to use the photos and press generate. You can leave the page while it renders; the video shows up in My videos, and if a render fails the credits go back automatically.
5. Download, post and say it is AI
Download the MP4 from My videos. The original sound is already on it. The clip is 3:4, like the one it is based on, so TikTok and Reels show it with thin bars; crop it in your editor if you want it full screen.
Watch it once before posting to check the faces, and say it is AI in your caption. If you want to credit where it came from, the clip and the sound are from @mrdanielkimchi. #pimpwalktrend is the tag most people use for this meme.
How much does a Pimpwalk Entrance video cost?
A 7-second Pimpwalk Entrance video costs 5 credits. The cheapest way to make one is the Try pack: $4.99 for 5 credits.
| Length | Credits | Cheapest pack that covers it |
|---|---|---|
| 7 s | 5 | Try · $4.99 (5 credits) |
| 15 s | 15 | Single · $9.99 (15 credits) |
No subscription. Credits never expire, and a failed render gives your credits back automatically.
Questions, answered
Can I make the Pimpwalk Entrance with one photo?
Yes. One photo replaces the walker in the blue suit. The bald door-holder stays as he is in the original clip.
Do I need CapCut?
No. The video is made here with the original sound on it, and you download the finished MP4.
Why does my 7-second video start with the walker already crouching?
The 7-second version is the end of the clip, from about 8 seconds in, so it starts in the middle of the low slide. Pick 15 seconds if you want the walk through the door.