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Champagne Birthday AI Video: Bat Smash Template
aivideoswap's champagne birthday AI video template puts one person into a prepared bat-smash celebration scene. Upload one clear photo to replace the main character as they handle a champagne bottle and swing a baseball bat beside a wooden table at night. The scene ends with a black-and-white slow-motion spray. No source video upload or filming is required.
10-second template preview. Kling 3.0 Omni example: one person handles a champagne bottle and swings a baseball bat at a wooden table outdoors at night. The vertical clip ends with a black-and-white slow-motion spray. Facial and clothing details can vary by model and photo.
- Inputs
- person
- Photos
- 1 photo
- Pets
- People only
- Model
- Kling 3.0 Omni / Wan 2.2
- Audio
- Original scene audio
- Credits
- 125-200 per video credits
- Clip length
- 10 seconds
- Expected wait
- Varies with queue
One complete 10-second video costs 200 credits with Kling 3.0 Omni or 125 credits with Wan 2.2, including the fixed scene input. Sign in with sufficient credits to generate.
A good photo makes the difference.
- Upload one clear photo of the person you want in the scene, with their permission. A visible face and upper body work well.
- Use even lighting and avoid heavy face filters.
Generate this template
Upload one clear photo of the person you want in the scene, with their permission. A visible face and upper body work well.
How it works
What is the champagne birthday AI trend?
This version shows one person handling a champagne bottle at a wooden table outdoors at night, catching a baseball bat and swinging it toward the bottle. The finale becomes a black-and-white spray in slow motion.
The template creates the bat-smash scene shown in the preview. Other champagne birthday videos may show a bottle tapped against a bench. This self-celebration scene can also suit a personal achievement or follower milestone.
How it works
How to make the champagne bat-smash video
1. Upload one clear photo of the person you want in the scene, with their permission.
2. Choose Kling 3.0 Omni or Wan 2.2, check the video details and credit cost, then generate.
3. Download your result when it is ready. The template provides the bottle, bat, setting and action; no filming or source video upload is needed.
How it works
Choose a photo for the main character
Use one person with a clearly visible face. An upper-body photo helps the model follow their appearance and clothing. Avoid heavy blur, objects covering the face or people overlapping the subject.
A full-body photo is not required. Different photos and models can produce different facial and clothing details.
How it works
Keep your celebration video
Once your upload is confirmed, you can leave and return through My videos in your original account. You can also choose and confirm an email address for a private collection link when your video is ready. Download within seven days of completion.
From your photo to the scene
Make the moment yours.
Choose your photos
Upload one clear photo of the person you want in the scene, with their permission. A visible face and upper body work well.
Make it happen
Check the requirements, confirm consent and press Generate. Follow the job status as your video is processed.
Keep your moment
When generation succeeds, download your result from its private link before the files are deleted.
Creator-tested template
Built and tested by a TikTok creator.
This scene was selected, tested and reviewed through the operator's own short-form creator workflow before publication. The checks cover movement, sound, identity replacement and whether the result is ready for a social post.
Approximately 2.9M followers is reported from an operator-provided TikTok profile capture checked 6 October 2026. It is not TikTok endorsement and does not guarantee reach or views.
Before you step in
A few things to know.
How do I make a champagne birthday AI video with my photo?
Upload one clear photo, choose a model, review the video details and credit cost, then generate. The template replaces the main character in the prepared bat-smash scene, so no filming or source video upload is required.
Which champagne birthday trend does this template create?
The baseball-bat version: one person handles a champagne bottle at a wooden table at night, then swings a bat before a black-and-white spray finale. It does not use the bench-tapping scene.
How many photos do I need? Do I need a full-body photo?
One clear photo of one person. A photo with an unobstructed face and visible upper-body clothing can work; a full-body photo is not required.
Do I need a champagne bottle, a bat or a video of myself?
No. The prepared template includes the bottle, bat, setting and action. You only upload the person’s photo.
How long is the finished video?
The finished clip is 10 seconds long in vertical 9:16 format at 720p. The final spray section plays in slow motion.
Does the video keep the original sound?
Yes. The finished video keeps the prepared scene’s original soundtrack with the corresponding action.
Can I choose between Wan and Kling?
Yes. Choose Kling 3.0 Omni or Wan 2.2 before generating. Both use one person’s photo for this 10-second scene. Facial and clothing details can vary; a failed job does not automatically purchase a second model.
What does this template cost?
One complete video costs 200 credits with Kling 3.0 Omni or 125 credits with Wan 2.2, including the fixed scene input. The selected total appears beside Generate. Sign in with enough credits; current plans are on the pricing page.
Can I leave while the video is being generated?
Yes. After the upload is confirmed, return to My videos in the original account. You can also choose and confirm an email address for a private link when it is ready. Download within seven days of completion.
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