Effect · Action
Winner Hit — a victory dance on stage.
PUBG Winner Hit turns a standing figure into a short dance on a lit stage. The sample opens on a woman with long pink hair, a white and lilac outfit with a short skirt, and dark mechanical pieces on her arms and knees. Behind her, blurred stripes of pink, teal and yellow light stretch across the wall above a shiny floor.
The sample
What happens in the PUBG Winner Hit sample.
The sample opens with the dancer standing wide-legged, hands near her waist, facing the camera. Over the next frames she shifts her weight from foot to foot and brings her hands together in front of her chest. Around the middle, one hand rises to the side of her head. Later, a single arm shoots straight up above her, before she ends with her hands close to her chest and a slight lean. Her feet stay planted on the shiny floor for most of the clip.
Her look does not change at any point. The pink hair, the white and lilac outfit and the mechanical arm and knee pieces are the same from start to finish. The stage and the light stripes behind her also stay fixed, and the camera holds one full-body shot the whole way. With the whole figure visible from head to shoes in every frame, a full-length photo with space around the feet is the natural choice.
The recipe
PUBG Winner Hit, on paper.
Read from the effect catalog the app itself ships, so these are the settings your run will use.
| Spec | This effect |
|---|---|
| Engine | Vidu |
| Resolution | 720p |
| Clip length | 10s |
| Cost | 2 credits (~$0.80) |
| Source images | One photo |
| Aspect ratio | 9:16 |
| Category | Action |
| Text prompt | None — the engine's own template |
Your photo
Photos that suit it.
One-tap effects have one input. The photo you pick is your creative control.
Show the whole body
The dancer is visible from head to shoes in every frame. A full-length photo gives the arms and legs room to move.
One dancer in frame
A single dancer stands centred on the stage in the sample, so pick a photo of one person standing alone.
Face the camera
She faces the lens throughout the clip. A straight-on photo with the person looking forward is the closest match.
How it works
Running PUBG Winner Hit in four steps.
Pick your photo
The tips above come from what the sample shows. A clear, well-lit subject is the safe start.
Open Action and tap PUBG Winner Hit
In the King AI app on iPhone, iPad or Mac, or in the web studio. Opening the effect does not spend credits.
Choose the length
10s. Cost: 2 credits (~$0.80).
Generate, then try another photo
The photo changes the result more than a second run of the same photo does.
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PUBG Winner Hit, answered.
What does the PUBG Winner Hit effect do?
A woman with long pink hair in a white and lilac outfit with mechanical arm and knee pieces dances on a reflective stage, shifting her weight and raising one arm high.
What moves does the Winner Hit dance include?
The sample shows weight shifts from foot to foot, hands brought together in front of the chest, one hand lifted to the side of the head and, near the end, one arm thrown straight up. The dancer stays in one spot on a shiny stage with coloured lights behind her, full body in view the whole time.
How much does PUBG Winner Hit cost?
2 credits per run (~$0.80). New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus covers one supported first run costing 2 credits.
How long is a PUBG Winner Hit video?
10s at 720p. Aspect ratio: 9:16. Nothing you export is watermarked, on any plan.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. PUBG Winner Hit is a template on the Vidu engine. King AI sends the effect's name and your photo; there is no text prompt to write.
Get started
Try PUBG Winner Hit.
New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus covers one supported first run costing 2 credits. Nothing you export is watermarked.