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Ozil goal AI prompt

The Ozil goal AI prompt

Two free prompts for the Ozil goal: a timed 15-second shot list and a 10-second version. Paste one into any AI video tool that takes a reference photo, or skip it and upload your photo here.

Five beats, fifteen seconds

Each beat is one moment of the goal, timed so the finish and the celebration land at the end.

  1. Ozil goal AI video frame: a man in a grey hoodie runs onto the ball in the box under the floodlights
    00:00Runs onto the through ball, the keeper rushing out
  2. Ozil goal AI video frame: the ball floats over the keeper as he sprints after it
    00:02Chips it over the keeper with the outside of the boot
  3. Ozil goal AI video frame: he controls the ball in the box with the goal open in front of him
    00:04Goes round the keeper and takes it on the bounce
  4. Ozil goal AI video frame: a defender slides past on the wet grass while he holds the ball by the goal
    00:07Waits as two defenders slide past
  5. Ozil goal AI video frame: he smiles at the camera with his arms wide in front of the net
    00:12Rolls it in and turns to the crowd, arms wide

The starter prompts

Attach your photo as the reference image, paste one prompt and set the format to 9:16. Use the 15-second prompt if the tool allows it; the short one is for tools that stop at 10 seconds.

15-second shot list

Vertical 9:16 video, 15 seconds, live TV footage of a night football match under floodlights. The camera films from the side, high in the main stand, and pans left to right with the player so they stay whole and in the centre of the picture. The player is the person in my photo, with my face, hair and clothes.

0-2s: the player runs onto the ball near the box; the goalkeeper rushes out and goes down at their feet.
2-5s: the player chips the ball high over the keeper and chases it.
5-8s: the ball bounces; the player kills it with one touch while a defender slides in and misses.
8-12s: a second defender slides in; the player pulls the ball away and carries on at walking pace.
12-15s: the player passes the ball into the empty net; the last second is shot from behind the goal post.

Plain kits without badges or numbers, blank advertising boards, no names, no text on screen.

10-second version

Vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, a floodlit night football match filmed by a side-on TV camera that pans with the player. The player is the person in my photo, in their own clothes. They chip the ball over the diving goalkeeper, control the bounce, let two sliding defenders go past and roll the ball into the empty goal. Plain kits, blank boards, no text.

Getting a good result

  1. 01Use one clear photo: one person, facing the camera, in good light. The model copies what it can see, clothes included.
  2. 02Keep the side-on camera line. The trend is filmed from the main stand with the play crossing the screen; a camera behind or in front of the player makes it look like a different goal.
  3. 03Leave out real players, clubs and competitions. Content filters often block them, and a famous name pulls the face away from yours.
  4. 04Expect retries. Text prompts drift: the keeper stays on his line, a defender goes missing or the clip ends before the goal. Run it again before you rewrite it.

Prompt questions

Which AI video tools does the Ozil goal prompt work with?

Any tool that makes video from a reference image and a text prompt, such as Kling or Seedance. Paste the prompt, attach your photo as the reference, and set 9:16 and 15 seconds if the tool lets you. Tools that only take text can’t keep your face. Shorter clips will squeeze or drop beats.

Why is the prompt written as timed beats?

Video models keep the order of timed beats far better than a loose description. Each beat is one moment of the goal, so the video moves through all five in order and the finish lands at the end.

Why doesn’t the prompt name Özil or Arsenal?

Many video tools block prompts that name real players, clubs or competitions, and naming them pushes the model toward a famous face instead of yours. The prompt describes the goal, a generic stadium and plain kits instead.

Is this the prompt TryOzilGoalAI uses?

No. It’s a starter prompt with the same five beats. The generator here runs its own setup, tuned to keep your face and the timing, and that part isn’t published.

Do I need the prompt to use TryOzilGoalAI?

No. Upload one photo on the home page and the generator handles the rest.

All questions

Skip the prompt. Upload a photo.

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