AI CHARACTER SWAP
Shrek Character Swap AI: How to Make a Cartoon Goal Meme
The Shrek goal meme is an example of replacing a football player with a cartoon character. To make your own version here, upload a character photo and your own source clip. We cannot identify the tool behind the original post from the video alone. This page explains the workflow, with a community reference clearly separated from our test.
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Create your cartoon goal remix
No account needed. Upload your photos, pay once, and we’ll email you when your video is ready.
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What AI made the Shrek goal video?
We have not verified which model or app the original creator used. Character replacement can follow motion from a supplied video, but a similar-looking result is not proof of the same tool. Our published test below uses a fictional adult in a celebration clip; it is not a Shrek test or a promise to reproduce that post.
Choose a usable football shot
Start with a short, continuous shot that clearly follows one player. Keep the kick and follow-through in view, and remove cuts to the crowd or scoreboard. Wide shots with several equally prominent players make the target ambiguous because this tool has no manual person selector. The ball and nearby legs can also change.
Prepare an original cartoon character
A humanoid adult with visible hands and legs is a more manageable starting point than an animal, floating head or extremely bulky creature. Frame the character so the outfit and proportions are clear. Avoid a long coat covering the legs if the reference shows a fast kick. We supply no official character art or preloaded movie assets.
Check a cartoon swap frame by frame
Watch the foot nearest the ball, the contact frame, shadows and any player who crosses in front. A large head or broad torso may cover the ball or change the apparent timing. If anatomy collapses, try a clearer source shot or a less exaggerated original character rather than expecting a longer render to repair it.
Price and what you bring
Each attempt uses one video credit, $4.99 for one or $12.99 for three. You bring both files and rights to use them. The source can be 1–15 seconds; the page does not include the viral goal clip as a selectable template. See the football guide for broader pitch-shot advice.
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Input, output and waiting time
Photo: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB. Video: H.264 MP4, 1–15 seconds, up to 25 MB; each side 128–1920 px. Output request: 720p, source framing and audio. Allow about 2–5 minutes, sometimes longer. After confirmed payment, generation continues in the background and we email a private pickup link. Videos are kept for 30 days. Each pickup link works once and expires after one hour; request another using your checkout email. Do not close during upload or checkout.
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Questions: Create your cartoon goal remix
Can I make it with just a photo?
No. This site needs both a character photo and the source video; it does not generate the goal action from a single image.
Do you supply Shrek images or match footage?
No. This is an independent guide to the meme format. Shrek is a DreamWorks character; no affiliation or endorsement is implied. Use original adult characters or materials you have permission to use.
Will the ball stay identical?
No guarantee. The model can redraw the ball, hands, other players and background. Inspect motion and contact before sharing.