How to make a Banana Tree Run AI video
By Sendare AI Studio · Updated October 22, 2026 · Verified sources listed below
One continuous 10-second tracking shot of someone sprinting across the flexible green canopy of giant banana plants on a steep hillside without ever touching the red dirt paths below. Here is how Ugandan creator @big.e.ug started the trend on October 15, 2026, why Vietnamese TikTok calls it 'AI chạy trên chuối', and how to put yourself or your pet in it.
Make your own Banana Tree Run video
One photo, 10s 720p MP4 with synced soundtrack, no watermark. $9.90 one-time.
How do I make the Banana Tree Run AI video step by step?
1) Pick a clear full-body photo of one adult or one pet in even daylight. 2) Upload it on Sendare's Banana Tree Run AI generator. 3) Choose a one-time pack ($9.90 for 1 video) and press Put me in the video. 4) Seedance 2.5 renders the 10-second 720p vertical tracking shot in about 4 to 8 minutes. 5) Download the MP4 with the original audio already synced.
What photo works best so I don't wear the original runner's clothes?
Use a full-body photo where your own shirt, trousers and shoes are visible. Our prompt explicitly blocks the purple-and-yellow sleeveless jersey, back number, light-blue jeans and slide sandals from @big.e.ug's original video and dresses the runner in your photo's outfit.
Where did the Banana Tree Run trend come from?
Ugandan creator @big.e.ug posted the original 10-second AI clip on October 15, 2026, passing 1.7 million views and 150,000 likes. By October 18, a Vietnamese CapCut template titled 'AI chạy trên cây chuối' (by Dev nghịch AI) hit 204,000 uses, and four-legged pet versions took off worldwide.
How do dog and cat versions of the Banana Tree Run work?
When you upload a full-body photo of a dog or cat, our prompt instructs Seedance 2.5 to render that exact animal bounding on all four legs from leaf to leaf — keeping its natural body proportions, fur and markings rather than standing upright like a person.
Does the runner ever slip or fall through the leaves?
No. Every landing is light and sure: each giant banana leaf flexes slightly underfoot and springs back, with no slips, falls or torn leaves.