Ozil Goal AI Prompt (Copy-Ready) — and How to Skip the Prompt Entirely

TL;DR — The Ozil goal AI prompt is a video edit prompt for the real 15-second goal clip and 1 photo. It swaps the scorer for the person in your photo, while the keeper, both defenders, the camera and the timing stay the same. Here's the Keep My Look prompt Ozil AI runs, word for word:

Edit the video. Replace the footballer with the ball in the dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, neon-yellow shorts and neon-yellow socks with whoever is in @Image 1 (a person, or a cartoon or game character when @Image 1 shows one): their face, hair, body and whole outfit come from @Image 1 only. They do not wear the navy and neon-yellow kit unless @Image 1 shows it. Keep everything else exactly unchanged: every movement, every touch of the ball and the path of the ball, the goalkeeper in white, the defenders in green and their slides, all other players, the camera movement, framing, the pitch, the floodlit stadium, the crowd, the advertising boards and the timing.

Don't want to write a prompt? Upload 1 photo to Ozil AI and you'll get the 15-second video with the trend's original sound. One 720p video is $9.90.

On Instagram, the caption of one Uncle Phil post says, "Message CLONE in caption to get the instructions."

Scroll through the comments and they're packed with people typing "How??" and "Clone". They want the actual words to paste into an editor.

Search TikTok for tutorials and they don't give you a prompt at all. Most clips just send you to a ready-made template inside an app.

They don't show you how the video edit actually works. Here's what the Ozil goal CapCut template does.

We're sharing the real prompts behind Ozil AI's two looks right here, copied straight from our maker. You'll also get the way to skip them entirely. Here's what's inside:

• 3 copy-ready prompts: 1 for Keep My Look and 2 for Match Kit.
• The five-part formula: the parts every Ozil goal AI prompt is built from.
• Six habits: the ones that get the edit right.
• The one-photo route: the simple way to skip the prompt.

What Is the Ozil Goal AI Prompt?

The Ozil goal AI prompt is a video edit prompt, a prompt that changes a clip you already have instead of making a new one. You give it to an AI video editor along with the real goal clip and 1 picture. It tells the editor to swap out the scorer and keep everything else.

It works with four things:

• The clip: It's the trend's vertical slow-motion cut of Özil's winner against Ludogorets in 2016. It runs 15 seconds in 9:16 (the tall shape TikTok and Reels use). It's one continuous shot with no hard cut.
• The picture: It's a reference photo (the picture the AI copies a face and look from) of one person or character facing the camera in good light.
• The editor: It's an AI video editor that takes an existing clip and your picture. Your picture goes in as @Image 1 (the first picture you attach), and the editor changes the video using your text prompt.
• The sound: It's the trend's original sound. It doesn't come from the prompt itself; it goes under the video after the picture edit finishes.

These are the prompts Ozil AI's maker runs behind its Keep My Look and Match Kit switches, word for word, as of October 15, 2026.

If you want to know how this moment started, it's all in the story of the Ozil goal AI trend.

This is what the Ozil goal AI effect looks like in Keep My Look (the man from the photo, in his own white T-shirt, through the whole goal).

How Is an Ozil Goal AI Prompt Built?

An Ozil goal AI prompt has 5 parts: subject, action, scene, style and camera. Only the subject changes. The other 4 tell the editor to keep the real footage.

Every quote in the table comes from the Keep My Look prompt, and Match Kit uses the same lines.

The only difference between the two looks comes down to one part of the prompt: who comes in and what they wear.

In Keep My Look, the prompt says "their face, hair, body and whole outfit come from @Image 1 only." In Match Kit, that part says "their whole outfit is the football kit they wear in @Image 1" instead.

You can paste these lines yourself, or let our Ozil Goal AI maker fill in every line from 1 photo.

What Is the Keep My Look Prompt for the Ozil Goal AI Video?

The Keep My Look prompt puts the person in your photo into Özil's goal in their own clothes. Their face, hair, body and whole outfit all come from your photo.

It works for a person or a cartoon or game character, so they can score it in a suit, a hoodie or a cardigan.

Edit the video. Replace the footballer with the ball in the dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, neon-yellow shorts and neon-yellow socks with whoever is in @Image 1 (a person, or a cartoon or game character when @Image 1 shows one): their face, hair, body and whole outfit come from @Image 1 only. They do not wear the navy and neon-yellow kit unless @Image 1 shows it. Keep everything else exactly unchanged: every movement, every touch of the ball and the path of the ball, the goalkeeper in white, the defenders in green and their slides, all other players, the camera movement, framing, the pitch, the floodlit stadium, the crowd, the advertising boards and the timing.

Here's how to use it in your editor:

• @Image 1: Attach your reference photo as the first image file.
• The video: Attach the 15-second vertical clip of the goal as the video to edit.
• The shape: Choose 9:16 (the tall shape TikTok and Reels use) if your editor asks for dimensions.
• The sound: Add the trend's original sound under the video edit from the first frame.

On Ozil Goal AI, this exact prompt runs when you pick Keep My Look, the default look.

This is what Keep My Look looks like, the face from one photo and the same person in his own clothes at the chip, the slide and the finish.

What Is the Match Kit Prompt for the Ozil Goal AI Video?

The Match Kit prompt puts the person in your photo in the clip's kit. That's a dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, neon-yellow shorts and neon-yellow socks.

It runs in 2 steps. First you make a photo of that person in the kit, then you run the edit.

Step 1: Make a Photo of the Person in the Kit

In step 1, you'll attach 2 pictures:

• Reference image 1: Your reference photo goes first.
• Reference image 2: Then comes a picture of the kit on an invisible mannequin, with no person, logos or badges.

Use the person in reference image 1 and the football kit in reference image 2. Make one photo of the person from reference image 1 wearing exactly the football kit from reference image 2 (a long-sleeved dark navy football shirt with neon-yellow shoulder stripes running down the sleeves, a neon-yellow collar and neon-yellow cuffs, neon-yellow football shorts with a thin navy side stripe, and neon-yellow knee-high football socks) and white football boots. Keep the person's face, skin tone, facial features, hairstyle and hair colour exactly as in reference image 1; nothing of their own clothes stays. One image split into two side-by-side panels on a plain light grey studio background: the left panel is a full-body shot of the person standing relaxed, facing the camera, head to boots fully in frame; the right panel is a close-up portrait of the same person's face and shoulders, looking into the camera. Same person, same kit, same lighting in both panels. Photorealistic, sharp focus. No text, no captions, no watermark, no logos, no brand marks, no sponsor names, no club badges, no numbers.

The prompt asks for 1 image that's split into two side-by-side panels on a plain light grey studio background.

The left panel shows the full body facing the camera. The right panel shows a close-up of their face and shoulders. The prompt also makes sure "nothing of their own clothes stays."

Step 2: Edit the Goal Clip With the Kit Photo

In step 2, you'll attach two things:

• @Image 1: The two-panel kit photo from step 1.
• The video: The 15-second goal clip, as your video input.

Edit the video. Replace the footballer with the ball in the dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, neon-yellow shorts and neon-yellow socks with the person in @Image 1: their face, hair and body come from @Image 1, and their whole outfit is the football kit they wear in @Image 1, the dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, the neon-yellow shorts, the neon-yellow socks and the boots. Keep everything else exactly unchanged: every movement, every touch of the ball and the path of the ball, the goalkeeper in white, the defenders in green and their slides, all other players, the camera movement, framing, the pitch, the floodlit stadium, the crowd, the advertising boards and the timing.

Only one part differs from Keep My Look: the part that says who comes in and what they wear. It tells the editor to pull the dark navy shirt, shorts and socks from your new reference picture.

On Ozil AI, you'll find Match Kit as the second option on the same switch, at the same price.

The same moment in both looks, the real Keep My Look frame on the left and an illustration of Match Kit on the right.

How Do You Get an Ozil Goal AI Prompt Right?

Six habits from the real Ozil goal AI prompt get the edit right.

You name the kit and leave out the moves. You say whose clothes the scorer wears and list what stays. Then you use a full-body photo and add the sound last.

Name the Scorer by His Kit

The prompt picks out Mesut Özil only by what you can see: his dark navy shirt with neon-yellow trim, neon-yellow shorts and neon-yellow socks.

Leaving out player names keeps the prompt clear so the editor separates the scorer from the goalkeeper in white and the defenders in green.

Leave the Moves Out of the Prompt

The prompt doesn't describe the chip, the touch, the hesitation or the finish. Those moves are already in the real 15-second clip, so you don't need to write them.

So you put "every movement" in the keep list, and the original footage handles the action.

Say Whose Clothes the Scorer Wears

The prompt says where every item of clothing comes from, so the original kit is replaced properly.

In Keep My Look, it's spelled out in one line: "They do not wear the navy and neon-yellow kit unless @Image 1 shows it."

List Everything That Stays the Same

The keep list names 13 things, from every touch of the ball to the advertising boards. That's how everything but the scorer stays exactly as it was in the clip:

• The moves: Every movement, every touch of the ball and the path of the ball stay untouched.
• The players: The goalkeeper in white, the defenders in green and their slides, and all other players remain in the scene.
• The camera: The camera movement and framing remain fixed to the broadcast view.
• The place: The pitch, the floodlit stadium, the crowd and the advertising boards stay in place.
• The timing: The full 15-second progression keeps its original pace.

Use a Full-Body Photo With a Clear Face

A full-body photo with a clear face gives the AI the exact visual details it needs across the entire video.

The maker sums up the ideal photo in its own words: "One person or one character per photo, face clear, facing the camera, in good light. Full body works best."

A full-body photo on the left and the same man shooting into the empty net on the right.

Add the Original Sound After the Edit

The original sound goes on after the video edit, because the prompt you paste only changes the picture.

You take your finished 15-second clip and lay the trend's original audio track right under it from frame one.

Can You Make the Ozil Goal AI Video Without a Prompt?

Yes, Ozil AI makes it from 1 photo. The real match footage and the trend's original sound are already built in, so there's no prompt to write and no clip to find.

When you open the generator, you'll do four simple things:

• Upload photo: Add one picture of a person or character into the upload box.
• Keep My Look or Match Kit: Pick whether the scorer keeps their own clothes or wears the match kit.
• 480p, 720p or 1080p: Pick the video quality you want to export.
• Create · $9.90: Click the button, pay once, and your video starts immediately, with no account to set up.

A few minutes later, you'll download a 15-second, 9:16 vertical MP4 with the original sound and no watermark on exported video.

It's ready for TikTok and Reels, and it all happens in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.

One 720p video costs $9.90 as a one-time payment, and you can see every credit pack on the pricing page.

If a video fails, the credits come back on their own. That's what makes it simple to make your Ozil goal video from one photo.

You can also read our guide covering the three steps to make the Ozil goal AI video to see the whole process.

Ozil Goal AI Prompt FAQ

Is this the prompt Ozil AI actually uses?

Yes, these are the exact words behind Ozil AI's Keep My Look and Match Kit switches, as they stood on October 15, 2026. We run them directly inside our maker to create each video.

What does @Image 1 mean in the Ozil goal AI prompt?

@Image 1 in the Ozil goal AI prompt means the first picture you attach to the editor. In Keep My Look it's your reference photo, while in Match Kit it's the kit photo you create in step 1.

Do you need the original clip to use the Ozil goal AI prompt?

Yes, you need the original clip. The Ozil goal AI prompt edits an existing video; it doesn't make a new one from scratch.

It edits the trend's 15-second vertical cut of Özil's goal.

On Ozil AI, you don't need to find it: that real match footage is already built in.

Can a cartoon or game character score with the Ozil goal AI prompt?

Yes, a cartoon or game character can score. The Keep My Look prompt names them on purpose. Their face, body and outfit carry straight onto the pitch to replace the scorer.

Does the Ozil goal AI prompt add the original sound?

No, the Ozil goal AI prompt doesn't add sound, because it only changes the picture. The trend's original sound goes under the finished edit from the first frame, and Ozil AI adds it for you automatically.

Do you need a prompt to make the Ozil goal AI video on Ozil AI?

No, you don't need a prompt on Ozil AI because 1 photo is all it takes to generate the full video. One 15-second 720p video is $9.90, paid once with no subscription.

Ready to Skip the Prompt?

The real Ozil goal AI prompt swaps only the scorer in the real 15-second clip for the person in your photo. Everything else stays.

Ozil AI does the same from 1 photo, and you don't write a prompt at all.

You can create your Ozil goal AI video right now for $9.90. You'll get your 15-second vertical MP4 with the original sound in a few minutes.

The finish, the ball rolling into the empty net.

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