The ceiling fan trend · made with AI
Fan cam · 0:15
9:16 · 15 s · 4 looks
Who's on the rug?
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LOOK 01 is what you wear in your photo. The pack sets the next three.
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15 s · 9:16 · 4 looks · no watermark
Half or full body, face clearly visible. What you're wearing in it becomes LOOK 01.
Red Carpet, Old Money, Night Out or Halloween — the pack sets LOOKS 02 to 04.
Shot from straight above: you lie on a rug, switch the fan on with the remote, and each blade sweep changes your outfit. Usually ready in about 5 minutes, always within the hour.
Each one made on this site from the single photo shown. AI samples — the people are fictional.
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The photoLOOK 01 is always the outfit in your photo. The pack you pick dresses you for LOOKS 02, 03 and 04.
Gowns, velvet and gold for the full glam reveal.
LOOK 01
From your photo
LOOK 02
Gold sequin gown
LOOK 03
Crimson satin ball gown
LOOK 04
Black velvet corset gown
Man: Black tuxedo · Burgundy velvet dinner jacket · Ivory tuxedo jacket
Cable knits, camel wool and pearls — quiet luxury.
LOOK 01
From your photo
LOOK 02
Navy blazer dress & pearls
LOOK 03
Camel trench & silk scarf
LOOK 04
Ivory silk gown & pearls
Man: Cable knit & pleated trousers · Navy blazer & linen · Camel overcoat & turtleneck
Chainmail, satin and sequins for the party edit.
LOOK 01
From your photo
LOOK 02
Silver chainmail mini
LOOK 03
Pink satin corset mini
LOOK 04
Black sequin feather mini
Man: Black silk shirt & chain · Green velvet blazer · Knit polo & tailored trousers
Witch, vampire and angel — the costume glam-up, for Halloween.
LOOK 01
From your photo
LOOK 02
Black lace witch gown
LOOK 03
Red velvet vampire gown
LOOK 04
White feather angel gown
Man: Vampire tuxedo & cape · Plum velvet Victorian coat · All-white angel suit
The ceiling fan trend is a TikTok outfit transition filmed from straight above, as if the camera were the ceiling fan. You lie on the floor or a rug, press the remote, and the fan starts turning. Each time a blade sweeps across the lens it hides a cut, and when it passes you're in a different outfit — usually three or four looks in about fifteen seconds. It's also called the fan transition or the "under the fan" trend.
One-time packs. Credits never expire, and a failed video gives its credit back.
A TikTok outfit transition filmed from straight above, as if from the ceiling fan. You lie on a rug, switch the fan on with the remote, and every time a blade sweeps across the camera you appear in a new outfit.
Read the full trend guide →Upload one photo of yourself, pick Woman or Man and a style pack, and Ceiling Fan AI makes the whole 15-second video for you — the overhead shot, the fan starting and all 4 outfit changes. No filming, editing or prompts.
Prefer prompting it yourself? Get the prompts →One clear photo of just you, half or full body, with your face clearly visible. Even daylight, no sunglasses and nothing covering your face. The outfit you wear in the photo becomes look 1.
You pick the style pack — Red Carpet, Old Money, Night Out or Halloween — and each pack has its own three looks for women and for men. Look 1 is always what you're wearing in your photo.
15 seconds, vertical 9:16 HD MP4, silent and without a watermark — ready to post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts. Usually ready in about 5 minutes, always within the hour; we email you the link.
Any trending sound works, and you add it yourself in TikTok or Reels — the video comes silent so it's never muted for copyright. The trend is often set to "Girls on Film" by Duran Duran.
It isn't free: $9.99 for one video, $19.99 for three or $59.99 for ten. One-time payment, no subscription, credits never expire, and a failed video returns its credit automatically.
It keeps your face, hair and build from your photo across all four looks. The better the photo — sharp, well lit, face clearly visible — the closer the likeness. If a video comes out wrong, tap "Needs work" and a real person reviews it.