The three presets
A grey coupe in a night lot (closest to the original), a red convertible on a sunset coast road, and a black coupe in an underground garage. None carries a real badge.
Unforgettable car AI · 24 UNO card reveal
Unforgettable car AI recreates the 24 card reveal set to French Montana and Swae Lee's “Unforgettable”: you hold up a red 2 and a red 4, swipe them across the lens, and a car is suddenly parked behind you. Upload one photo of yourself, then pick a preset car or a photo of any parked car. That photo also decides the place and the light. Seedance 2.5 returns a 15-second MP4 with the original sound, 16:9 or 9:16.
Make my revealExample: the 24 card reveal
More examplesAn example of the trend by @vladkreii on TikTok, not made on this site. Your video uses your photo and your car.
My videosIt is a short clip set to “Unforgettable” by French Montana featuring Swae Lee. You look into a phone camera, raise two red number cards in the style of UNO, a 2 and a 4 that read 24, and sweep them across the lens. When the hand moves away, a car is parked behind you. People also call it the 24 UNO car trend, the UNO card car reveal or the 24 card reveal.
The format comes from a TikTok posted by @y0kun on 2 September 2026, a single handheld take in an empty lot with the caption “24”. Remakes and tutorials spread in early October 2026. The AI version exists for people without the car: one photo of you and one photo of a car are enough, and the reveal is generated around them.
| Song | “Unforgettable”, French Montana ft. Swae Lee (2017). The MP4 from this page carries the original clip's sound. |
|---|---|
| Cards | A red 2 on the viewer's left and a red 4 on the right, read together as 24. They are only in view for about a second and a half. |
| Reveal | The hand covers the lens around 4.5 s; when it clears, the car stands parked behind you. It never drives in or fades in. |
| Not to confuse with | The TV series Unforgettable (2011–2016), the Nat King Cole song, or “unforgettable” AI car ads. Variants with poker aces are a different edit. |
Every video follows the same beats as the original. The second column tells you which upload decides what you see, so you know which photo to change when something looks off.
| Time | What happens | Comes from |
|---|---|---|
| 0–1.5 s | You glance away, then turn to the camera, framed from the chest up. | Your photo (face, hair, clothes); the place and light from the car photo |
| 1.5–3.3 s | You talk to the camera and raise an empty hand near your face. | Your photo; timing from the original's motion |
| 3.3–4.3 s | The 2 and the 4 come up from below the frame and fill the lens. | A fixed image of the two cards (the same in every video) |
| 4.3–5.5 s | The hand sweeps across the lens, then the car is parked behind you. | Your car photo: make, paint, wheels and where it stands |
| 5.5–12.5 s | Thumb back at the car, a call-out, a look back, hands on your head, then you walk out to the right. | The original's motion, played by the person in your photo |
| 12.5–15 s | The car stays alone in frame. | Your car photo |
One person, the face clearly visible, from the chest up or closer. A recent phone photo in daylight works better than a dark or heavily filtered one.
Choose one of three preset cars, or upload a photo of any parked car. That photo is also the backdrop: its place, weather and time of day become the scene.
16:9 keeps the original's wide shot with the whole car; 9:16 fills a phone screen and shows part of the car beside you. 480p, 720p or 1080p.
Two still frames are drawn first, checked, then Seedance 2.5 animates the 15-second reveal and the song is laid under it. Expect several minutes.
Unlike tools that paste a car into your selfie, the car photo here is the whole scene. Choose a preset if you do not have one, or use any photo of a car where it is parked.
A grey coupe in a night lot (closest to the original), a red convertible on a sunset coast road, and a black coupe in an underground garage. None carries a real badge.
A rental at the beach, your dad's old car, a dream car you photographed at a show: if you took the photo (or may use it), it can be the scene.
Remakes of the 24 card reveal by other creators and tools. None of them was made on this site; each links to its source.
Green 2 and 4, a purple Porsche 911 GT3 RS in a desert lot at dusk
Source: @vladkreii on TikTok
A silver Porsche 911 on a city street at dusk
Source: Media.io
A red Maybach sedan revealed behind the cards
Source: @haogermany on TikTok
Seedance 2.5 is the only model here, and every video is 15 seconds, so the price depends only on the resolution. The two still frames and the song are included.
| Resolution | Credits per video | About (cheapest monthly credit) | Frames |
|---|---|---|---|
| 480p | 125 | $4.65 | 16:9 or 9:16, same price |
| 720p | 270 | $10.04 | 16:9 or 9:16, same price |
| 1080p | 472 | $17.55 | 16:9 or 9:16, same price |
| Plan or pack | Price | Credits | 480p videos |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter monthly | $9.00 | 240 | 1 |
| Pro monthly | $29.00 | 780 | 6 |
| Enterprise monthly | $99.00 | 2650 | 21 |
| Starter one-time pack | $12.00 | 220 | 1 |
| Pro one-time pack | $29.00 | 580 | 4 |
| Enterprise one-time pack | $99.00 | 2050 | 16 |
| Free credits | New accounts get 10 credits (valid for 3 days). One 480p video needs 125. |
|---|---|
| Watermark | Free accounts get a moving site watermark; any purchase unlocks the clean original of every earlier video too. |
| Failed videos | One charge per video. If any step fails for good, the credits go back automatically. |
| Subscription? | Not required. Monthly plans give the cheapest credit; one-time packs never renew. The $5 Trial Pack (24 credits) is not enough for this video. |
| Route | What you need | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Film it yourself | The real car, two cards, a friend or a tripod; the cut in Instagram Edits or CapCut | Free apps; the car is the hard part |
| Phone template apps | A template that adds the swipe; you still film in front of a car | Usually free; export rules are each app's own |
| This page (AI) | One photo of you and one photo of a car, or a preset | 125–472 credits per video |
Dollar figures use the cheapest monthly credit ($0.0372 per credit). Prices checked 2026-10-15.
See all plans and packsMost failures come from the car photo, not the selfie. Find the symptom, then change the photo before you spend credits again.
| What you see | Usual cause | What to change |
|---|---|---|
| The badge, grille or model looks different | The car is small, far away or blurry in the photo, so details are redrawn | Use a sharp three-quarter photo where the car fills about half the width. Small logos can still change; do not use the clip as proof of a model. |
| The paint colour shifts | Coloured light, neon or strong reflections on the body | Pick a photo in even daylight or under white light. |
| The car drives in, fades in or morphs | A motion-blurred or moving car in the photo | Use a photo of the car standing still. The car should appear only after the hand clears the lens; if not, generate again. |
| The car is cut off or tiny | The photo crops the car, or it is far in the background | Show the whole car. In 9:16 only part of it sits beside you by design; choose 16:9 to see its full length. |
| You and the car seem lit differently | A night selfie with a daylight car photo, or the reverse | Match the selfie to the scene: daylight with daylight, night with night. Avoid hard flash shadows on the face. |
| Odd letters on the number plate | Plates are kept blank or unreadable on purpose | Expected; your real plate number is not reproduced. Regenerate if the plate looks distracting. |
| The 4 shows on the left or the digits are mirrored | Usually an editing app flipping the clip as a selfie video | Turn off mirroring when you repost. The generated card order is 2 on the left, 4 on the right. |
| Strangers appear behind you | People in the car photo | Use a photo with nobody else in the scene. |
Using Kling, Runway or Seedance directly? These lines keep the cards, the cover and the car in the right order. Swap the bracketed parts; add your own photo as the character reference.
One continuous handheld vertical phone video, 15 seconds, of the person from the reference photo, framed chest up, standing in [place, light, time of day]. 0–3 s: they look at the camera and talk. 3.3–4.3 s: one hand brings up two red cards, a 2 on the left and a 4 on the right, digits facing the camera. 4.3–4.8 s: the hand sweeps across and covers the lens. 4.8 s: the hand clears and [car: make, colour, angle] is already parked a few metres behind them; it never drives in or fades in. Then they point back with a thumb, look back at the car, put both hands on their head and walk out to the right. Last 2.5 s: the car alone. No text, logos or watermarks.
General video models often redraw the car between shots; a reference image of the exact car helps more than adjectives.
A car with its badge in a personal post is ordinary. In an ad, do not suggest the carmaker made, sponsors or endorses your clip, and check that the generated car matches what you sell.
Photos found on Instagram or a dealer site belong to whoever took them. Use your own photo, one you have permission for, or a preset. The same goes for a friend's face: ask first.
The MP4 carries the trend's sound for personal posting. For a brand or paid ad, music needs its own licence; on TikTok or Reels you can also mute the clip and add the official sound in the app.
General information, not legal advice. Rules depend on your country and each platform's terms.
Mostly, yes. “UNO reverse car transition” and “24 UNO car trend” are names people use for the same edit: two UNO-style cards reading 24, a swipe over the lens and a car parked behind you, set to “Unforgettable”. The cards are not a real UNO Reverse card; they are a red 2 and a red 4.
Yes: choose “Use my own car photo” and upload a clear photo of that car parked. The video takes the make, paint and wheels from it. Small badges and lettering can be redrawn, so treat the clip as a fun edit, not a spec sheet.
The place comes from the car photo, so use a photo of a car parked on a seafront or a lit street at night. Its light and time of day carry over to the whole video. There is no separate background upload.
Not in one video: the trend has one person, and the generator keeps it that way. Make one video each, with the same car photo or different ones, and join them in CapCut or Instagram Edits.
No subscription is required: a one-time pack works. Free accounts get a moving site watermark; after any purchase, downloads are the clean original, including videos you made before buying.
You can use your own result, but the song needs its own licence for advertising, and the clip must not imply a carmaker endorses you. Show the car you actually offer, from your own photo.
Only if you may use it. Most photos online belong to their photographer or the dealer. Your own photo or one of the three presets avoids the question.
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