Featured · Hotel Lobby · 2 people · 15 s
Put yourself in the meme.
Upload your photos. A 15-second clip of you playing the bit shows up under My videos. From $6.99 a video.
Three steps.
A few minutes.
Pick a meme that's blowing up right now.
Upload your photos. We check them first; photos of public figures or anyone under 18 are not allowed.
Pick a quality, pay once, and the finished clip waits under My videos.
One video.
One payment.
From $6.99
Each meme has its own price for 480p, 720p and 1080p; you see it before you pay. No subscription. Sign in with your email and password, or with Google.
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Put Me In is an AI meme video maker. You pick a meme template, add one photo of each person it needs, and the AI makes a 15-second clip in which the people in your photos act out the meme. Hotel Lobby AI is the first template.
To put yourself in a meme video with Put Me In, pick a template and a quality, add your photos, then pay once. Photos are checked before you pay. The finished clip appears under My videos a few minutes later, ready to download.
Put Me In charges one price per video, from $6.99 for 480p up to $26.99 for 1080p, depending on the template and quality. There is no free tier, no subscription and no credits to buy. The exact price is on the price cards before photos are added.
Put Me In makes its videos with Seedance 2.5, ByteDance's video model. Each template pairs a prepared motion reference with the people from the uploaded photos. Seedance is a trademark of ByteDance, and Put Me In is not affiliated with it.
Put Me In is neither a face swap nor a camera filter. A filter changes a video that was already filmed, and a face swap puts a face into someone else's footage. Put Me In generates a new 15-second clip in which the people in the uploaded photos perform the meme themselves.
Put Me In videos come with the template's music and no voice. The music is part of the 15-second MP4. If an app mutes the sound when posting, a track can be added from that app's own music library, such as TikTok or Instagram.
Put Me In needs one photo per person: a clear, front-facing face in even light, as JPG, PNG or WebP up to 20 MB. Only photos of yourself or people who agreed to appear may be used. Sunglasses, masks and heavy filters make the result worse.
A Put Me In video is a 15-second MP4, in 9:16 vertical or 16:9 widescreen. It usually takes a few minutes to make. The page can be closed meanwhile, because the finished video waits under My videos.
Put Me In needs an account to order: sign in with an email and password, or with Google. Every video made on the account waits under My videos for 30 days after delivery, so it should be downloaded within that time.
Put Me In does not allow photos of celebrities, public figures or anyone under 18. The photo check rejects them when it catches them. A rejected photo is never charged, and another photo can be tried.
Put Me In refunds the full price if the video cannot be made. A video with a technical or quality problem is refunded in full when a request is sent within 14 days of payment. A change of mind is not refunded, because the video starts as soon as it is paid. The Refund Policy has the details.
Put Me In keeps a video private: it opens only when signed in to the account that ordered it. Photos that are not paid for are deleted within 24 hours, and photos of paid videos after 30 days. The video provider may keep copies under its own policy. Finished videos are deleted 30 days after delivery.
Put Me In labels every video as AI generated. The download file is named that way and the file metadata says so too. The picture itself has no watermark. A video is not real footage of the people in the photos.