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Electric Shock Prank AI

Two photos, you and your dog, touch two wires together: a puff of smoke and a sooty face with hair standing on end. 12-second silent vertical AI video.

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Silent video12 sec9:161080p

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Photo 1: the person who holds the wires and gets the shock. The person in the photo has agreed to appear.
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Photo 2: the dog sitting beside you; a small dog works best
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  • Photo 1: one person, face clearly visible, head and shoulders at least
  • Photo 2: one dog, face and body clearly visible
  • Two separate photos so the template knows who is who

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To make the Electric Shock Prank video, upload one photo of yourself and one of your dog, then generate. You get a 12-second vertical video for 50 credits; the smallest pack is USD 4.49. The export is silent, so add sound when you post.

How to make the Electric Shock Prank video

  1. Add Photo 1 of yourself and Photo 2 of your dog.
  2. Check the price: 50 credits. No account is needed for a one-time purchase.
  3. Generate, then check that you and your dog keep your own looks.
  4. Download your 9:16 video and add a sound effect in TikTok or Reels.

Two photos, you and your dog

This template recreates the Electric Shock Prank AI trend. You and your dog frown over two wires and touch the ends together. There is a puff of smoke, and you end up with a sooty face and hair standing straight up. Upload one photo of yourself and one of your dog.

You. Photo 1 plays the person on the floor who holds the wires, takes the shock and bursts out laughing.

Your dog. Photo 2 plays the small dog sitting at your side, who looks on with wide eyes.

Good photos. One person and one dog in two separate photos, with faces clearly visible. Only upload a photo of someone who has agreed to appear.

Both photos are required. It is a staged, playful scene. Do not try it with real electricity.

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Your video, at a glance

Length
12 seconds
Format
9:16
Export
1080p enhanced
Sound
Silent video
Watermark
None
Per generation
50 credits

USD 4.49 buys 50 credits, enough for one video with this template. This is a one-time purchase. Taxes are shown at checkout.

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Before you generate

What is the Electric Shock Prank AI trend?

A fictional AI clip where a person and a pet touch two wires together, get smoke, and the person ends up with soot on their face and wild hair. This template makes your own version from two photos.

How many photos do I need?

Two photos: one of you and one of your dog. Both are required.

Can I use a cat instead of a dog?

The original has a small dog. A dog works best; other pets may not match the pose.

How long is the video, and in what format?

12 seconds, vertical 9:16, with a 1080p enhanced export and no sound.

How much does one Electric Shock Prank video cost?

50 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 50 credits for USD 4.49. No subscription is needed.

Is it safe to try this in real life?

No. This is a made-up scene. Never touch live wires.

Can I add sound effects?

The export is silent. Add a zap sound or music in your posting app if it is available for your use.

Does the video include sound effects?

The video exports without sound. Add music available for your account and intended use in your posting app, then check the timing before sharing.

Will it match the reference?

The original clip guides the prank, the smoke and the reactions. Check that the dog keeps its own coat and markings. A new generation uses another 50 credits and may look different.

What if generation fails?

A failed generation returns the credits it used. This is a credit return, not a cash refund. For a completed result or billing issue, contact support. See the service terms for details.

Will my video have a watermark?

No. Your downloaded video has no watermark.

How long does generation take?

Generation usually takes about 10–15 minutes. It can take longer when the service is busy. We email you when your video is ready.

Do I need an account?

No account is needed for a one-time purchase. Use your checkout email to recover your creations. If you create a video while signed in, use the same account to view it.

What if I don’t like the result?

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Can I get a refund?

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