Tornado Kick AI

One photo of you. Six seconds of you airborne. Tornado Kick AI turns a single photo into the taekwondo flying kick video going around right now: you sprinting down the mat, launching into the air, striking every paddle in the line, and landing facing camera.

How to make the tornado kick video

  1. Add one photo. Pick any photo of yourself where your face is clear, framed head and upper body. No video of you is needed, and you never have to film anything.
  2. Tap generate. The app puts you into a real taekwondo scene: sprinting down the mat, launching into the air, striking every paddle in the line.
  3. Post it. Six seconds, vertical, with sound, saved to your camera roll and ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

Questions

What app makes the tornado kick AI video?

Tornado Kick AI. You add a single photo of yourself and it generates the video, the one where someone runs a line of held targets and kicks every one of them mid-air.

Do I need to film a video of myself?

No. One photo is the whole input. The motion comes from a reference clip built into the app, so you never have to record anything or attempt the kick yourself.

How long does it take?

About a minute. The video is generated on our servers and appears in the app when it is ready, so you can close the app and come back to it.

Does it work for kung fu, karate and other martial arts?

The scene is a taekwondo dojang with paddle targets, which is what the flying kick trend is built on. The result reads as martial arts generally, so it works whether you train kung fu, karate, kickboxing or nothing at all.

What is Next Opponent?

A second generator inside the same app. Add a childhood photo and a photo of you today and it stages a ten-second face-off between your younger and current self.

How much does it cost?

One credit makes one video. A weekly subscription is $8.99 and includes one video per week, or a one-time pack of five credits is $34.99. There is no free trial.