The champagne shoot generator puts you or a friend in the viral G-Wagon roof clip without a car, a bottle or a stunt. The prompt asks the model for the face, hair and clothes of your photo and the routine and camera of the original take, whose sound is laid back on your video. One 9-second 9:16 video costs 27–401 credits (about $1.00–$14.91); the 3 sign-up credits do not cover one, and videos are watermarked until your first purchase.
How to make the champagne shoot video
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Add one photo of the rider
Use a photo of one adult with the face sharp and turned to the camera; a photo down to the knees or feet also shows the outfit for the roof. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB, straight from a phone’s camera roll.
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Pick the place, the model and the resolution
Keep the night highway or choose Custom and describe your own road, then pick the model and the resolution. The button shows the credits before you start.
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Check, download and post
Watch the drink and the throw for a face that drifts from your photo, download the vertical MP4 with the take’s sound on it, and turn on the platform’s AI label when you post.
Champagne shoot examples: three riders, one routine
These champagne shoot examples are versions of the trend, not videos from this tool. Each follows the same rooftop take as the generator’s reference: shake, spray, drink, throw, the bottle bursts in mid-air, the car drives off. In all three the driver can be seen through the window; in your video the prompt asks for a dim, unrecognisable driver instead.
A rider in a cream suit and white wig sits on the roof of the black SUV, sprays the champagne, drinks, throws the bottle and shoots it, then the car drives off down the wet highway. 9 seconds with the take’s sound; the driver is visible through the window. 9:16.
A rider in a white bear mask, lilac jacket and white trousers goes through the same spray, drink, throw and mid-air bottle burst on the SUV roof before the drive-away. 9 seconds with the take’s sound; the driver, visible through the window, is a different person from the other two clips. 9:16.
A rider in a light grey tracksuit, the look of the clip that started the trend, rides the roof through the whole routine. 8.6 seconds of action with the last frame held to 9 seconds; the take’s sound; the driver is visible through the window. 9:16.
Which champagne shoot is this: the G-Wagon roof clip or a champagne spray photo?
The champagne shoot on this page is the October 2026 video of a rider on the roof of a black G-Wagon on a wet night highway: they spray champagne, drink, throw the bottle and shoot it in mid-air as the car speeds away. A search for champagne shoot mostly returns wedding and graduation photo tips for spraying a bottle at the camera; those are real photo sessions, and this generator does not make them.
| If you mean… | What it is | This page |
|---|---|---|
The champagne car roof AI video (G-Wagon champagne AI video, the champagne shoot AI trend) | A 9-second vertical clip: one person on the roof of a moving black SUV at night, the bottle burst in the air, the drive-away | Yes: one photo makes this clip |
| A champagne spray photo shoot (wedding, graduation, birthday) | A photographer’s session where someone pops a bottle and sprays it toward the lens | No: that is a real shoot, not a video template |
| A champagne clip from a car window or sunroof | Other champagne videos where someone leans out of a car and sprays, with no bottle thrown or shot | No: only the roof clip |
People who only remember the picture describe a guy in a grey tracksuit sitting on top of a black G-Wagon at night, spraying champagne and then shooting the bottle out of the air. That is this clip.
What your photo decides in a champagne shoot, and what the clip decides
In a champagne shoot video your photo decides who the rider is: the prompt asks the model for the face, hair, skin tone, build and clothes of your photo. The original rooftop take decides everything else: the black SUV, the night highway, the routine and its timing, the camera moves and the sound. The generator first makes a still of you on the roof, then the video model gets the take’s motion as its reference.
| Part of the video | Comes from | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Face, hair, skin tone, build | Your photo | One adult, face sharp and toward the camera |
| Clothes and shoes | Your photo | From a headshot, the prompt asks the model to continue the outfit down to the feet; a longer photo shows it |
| Shake, spray, drink, throw, bottle burst, wave | The rooftop take | Fixed order and timing over 9 seconds |
| The prop pistol shot at the bottle | The rooftop take | The prompt includes it in every video; only the bottle is the target |
| Camera moves and the drive-away | The rooftop take | Filmed from a car alongside, then from behind |
| Car and road | The night-highway plate, or your Custom place | A matte-black boxy SUV with no badges or plate |
| Sound | The rooftop take | Laid back on the video in sync; no song picker |
Which photo to use: a well-lit photo of one person facing the camera, down to the knees or feet if you care about the outfit. Sunglasses, hats and hands over the face make the face harder for the model to follow. Group photos and photos of children are not for this tool, and one photo means one rider: there is no second seat on the roof.
Is there a champagne shoot app?
The champagne shoot generator needs no app: it runs in a phone browser such as Safari on an iPhone or Chrome on Android, and on a computer. Pick the photo from the camera roll, generate, and the 9:16 MP4 downloads straight to the phone, ready for Reels, TikTok or Shorts. Generating needs a free account so the video and its credits are saved to you.
Champagne shoot pricing, free credits and watermark
The champagne shoot video is not free here: one costs at least 27 credits (about $1.00), and the 3 sign-up credits are not enough on their own. A 9-second champagne shoot costs 27 credits on the default Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p (about $1.00 at the lowest credit price), 118 on Seedance 2.0 at 720p, 83 on MiniMax H3 and 171 on Seedance 2.5 at 720p. From a zero balance, the smallest purchase that covers one is $12 for 220 credits, with no subscription. Watching the examples is free.
| Question | What happens here |
|---|---|
| Price per video | 27 to 401 credits, set by the model and the resolution (about $1.00 to $14.91 at the lowest credit price). A custom place costs the same as the night highway. |
| Free credits | 3 sign-up credits, valid for 7 days. Not enough for a video on their own: the cheapest is 27 credits. Any credits count towards it, gifts included. Watching the examples is free. |
| Smallest purchase | The $5 Trial pack (24 credits) is not enough for one of these videos. The smallest pack that covers one is $12 (220 credits). One-time packs, no subscription needed. |
| Watermark | Videos from accounts without a purchase carry a moving site watermark. Any purchase unlocks clean downloads of earlier and later videos. |
| Length and format | 9 seconds, 9:16 vertical MP4; 480p or 720p on Seedance 2.0 Mini and Fast, up to 1080p on Seedance 2.0 and 2.5, 720p on MiniMax H3. |
| Sound | Each video gets the sound of the rooftop take the trend copies, laid back on the video in sync with the routine. There is no song picker; swap the audio in your editor if you want your own. |
| Failed or rejected | If the scene still or the video model fails or times out, returns a broken file, or a photo is turned down by the safety check or the model’s review, the credits go back automatically. If the model delivers and only the final export on this site fails, the charge stays and support finishes the video from the saved output. |
| Finished but not right | A completed video is not refunded. Another take is charged again at the price on the button. |
| Model (9 s) | 480p | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 27 (≈$1.00) | 43 (≈$1.60) | Not offered |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 43 (≈$1.60) | 76 (≈$2.83) | Not offered |
| Seedance 2.0 | 62 (≈$2.31) | 118 (≈$4.39) | 275 (≈$10.22) |
| Seedance 2.5 | 84 (≈$3.12) | 171 (≈$6.36) | 401 (≈$14.91) |
| MiniMax H3 | Not offered | 83 (≈$3.09) | Not offered |
Credits for every model and resolution come from the same function the generator charges. The price includes the scene still made before the video. Packs and plans are on the pricing page.
What the champagne shoot generator does badly
The champagne shoot generator has not been tested on paid runs for this page yet, so read these as the usual weak spots of one-photo reference video: the prompt asks the model to hold the face of your photo through the drink, the throw and the drive-away, but results vary with the model and the photo. It makes this one rooftop routine with one rider; it cannot remove the gun, add a passenger, change the timing or use your own sound.
| What you might see | Why | What helps |
|---|---|---|
| The face can drift when the head tips back to drink | The face turns up and away from the camera for about a second | A sharp, front-facing photo; a higher resolution; another take |
| The bottle or the foam can look odd in the air | They are too small to see in the motion reference, so the prompt describes them | Another take, or a model higher up the price table |
| Hands can blur or gain fingers during the throw | That is the fastest movement in the clip | Another take; Seedance 2.5 or Seedance 2.0 |
| A headshot can get invented trousers or shoes | The rider is shown full length on the roof | A photo down to the knees or feet |
| A custom place can look off or lose the night light | The model redraws the whole road around the same camera and routine | A short, concrete description, or the night highway |
| A platform can limit a video that shows a gun | The routine ends with a prop pistol shot at the bottle | Turn on the AI label; check the platform’s rules before posting |
The routine is fiction: never ride on a car roof or handle a real gun to copy it. Use only your own photo or a photo of an adult who agreed to be in the video, and no children. For other car videos on this site, see the unforgettable car AI generator and the Careless Whisper car meme.
Last updated: 2026-11-10