Maya Reed
I didn’t have to learn the dance
I kept seeing the Kupi clip and didn’t want to film it myself. One selfie and the moves matched the original.
Photo tipsOne person · knees up or full body · clear face · the more different each role looks, the less faces mix

The iPhone Kupi dance is a viral TikTok clip, often credited to Win William, set in a hotel room at night to the “iPhone kupi” sound. This template keeps the original clip and only swaps the dancer.
The phone flip — It opens close to the camera as a foldable phone is flipped open.
The dance — The dancer steps back and dances, then tosses the device.
The name — “Kupi” means “buy” in Russian, so the sound reads roughly “buy an iPhone”.

Swap the example for a clear photo of whoever should dance: you, a friend, a pet or a character.
The reference clip brings the hotel room, the phone flip, the moves and the sound. Default: Wan 3.0, 15 s, 480p with audio.
Check the credit cost on the button, generate, then watch the whole clip and listen before you post it.
One upload covers the full 15-second clip. You don’t need to learn the moves, find a hotel room or borrow a foldable.
You get a vertical clip with the trend sound already on it, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
The phone flip, the steps, the toss and the camera all follow the source clip, so it reads as the real trend.
Real people, pets, mascots or monsters all work. The example is a shark warrior, outfit intact from start to finish.
Maya Reed
I didn’t have to learn the dance
I kept seeing the Kupi clip and didn’t want to film it myself. One selfie and the moves matched the original.
Daniel Kim
My dog did the phone flip
Tried it with my dog’s photo for fun. The paws on the phone look a bit odd, but the timing is right.
Lena Schultz
Sound is already on it
The original sound is kept, so I posted it straight to TikTok. 480 credits is more than I expected for one clip.
Tom Walsh
Our mascot joined the trend
We used our brand mascot and it kept the same outfit through the whole clip.
A viral TikTok clip, often credited to Win William: in a hotel room at night, someone flips open a foldable phone to the camera, steps back and dances to the “iPhone kupi” sound. The AI version puts your photo into that clip.