How to Make a Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video From Two Photos

The Demetrious Johnson-styled clip is a 14-second vertical slapstick fight with a clear shape: slaps, a stand-off, a clinch, a cut to a house wall, a knee, a slide down and a sprawl on the concrete. Oakgen's template puts two people from your photos in the fighters' places. The clip is styled after a Demetrious Johnson fight, a styling label explained in Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video: Make Your Own Version, and Oakgen is not affiliated with the UFC, any promotion or any fighter. This guide goes from choosing the photos to posting the result, and it assumes you want the joke to work the first time.

What the template gives you

One vertical 9:16 clip, 14 seconds long, set on a concrete patio beside a dry lawn, with a swimming pool, a white plastic chair, a wooden fence and neighbouring houses behind, then against a pale stucco wall. The Winner is on the left and the Loser on the right. Around the first 2.5 seconds they trade open-hand slaps and the Winner raises a knee, the stand-off and a swing at the head follow, and the Loser ducks into a clinch at about 5 to 7 seconds. At about 7 seconds the camera cuts to a side view with the Loser pinned against the wall, the knee goes in from about 8 to 10 seconds, and from about 12 seconds the Loser lies flat on their back. These timings are approximate readings of the reference clip, and nobody is hurt: it is staged slapstick with no blood and no weapons.

A frame from the reference clip, not an Oakgen output. Your photos replace both fighters.

The second-by-second detail is on Demetrious Johnson Knee Fight AI Video: 14 Seconds Beat by Beat.

Step 1: Decide who wins and who falls

Put the person who takes the fall in the Loser slot. The Loser gets the dazed sit against the wall and the flat finish, roughly the last four seconds, so the person in that slot is on screen at their most helpless. If you are making it with a friend, ask them first and let them choose their slot. There is more on asking and pairing in Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video With a Friend: Who Falls.

Step 2: Pick the two photos

Choose one clear head-and-shoulders photo per person: face forward, hair fully visible, even light, no hat, one person per photo. Both photos must show adults who agreed to appear. Skip sunglasses, masks, heavy filters, pets and group pictures, and never use photos of celebrities, public figures, strangers or children.

Give the Loser slot the sharper, closer photo if one is better, because that face has to stay readable against the wall and again on the ground. Pick two people who look clearly different, with different hair or clothing colour, because the clinch is where faces and outfits can swap. The full photo guide is Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video: Which Two Photos to Upload.

Step 3: Know what is replaced

The reference's bald man in an orange shirt and brown jacket with a small round badge, and the man in a black pork-pie hat, thin glasses, goatee and a waistcoat-style jacket, are not kept. Each fighter gets the hair, facial hair, glasses, outfit and accessories from their own photo. A bald person stays bald, and no hat, glasses or badge appears unless the photo shows one. If a photo shows only the upper body, the template adds plain, neutral trousers and plain shoes. The patio, the wall, the camera and the timing stay as they are.

Step 4: Choose the quality and read the quote

Open the Demetrious Johnson AI fight video template, add both photos and choose 720p or 1080p. Both cost the same flat rate, so pick by where the clip will be seen: 720p suits most phone feeds, and 1080p is sharper if you plan to repost it. The quote shown in the tool covers the whole 14-second video and is the only price that counts, so check it before you generate.

Step 5: Generate and check the five danger spots

Watch your result once with sound and once muted. Most flaws appear in five places:

• The opening slaps (0 to 2.5 s): each person should already look like their own photo, with hands on their own arms.
• The clinch (about 5 to 7 s): exactly two people, no swapped faces, no merged limbs.
• The wall (about 7 to 10 s): the knee should land on the Loser, and there should be no third leg.
• The sit (about 10.5 to 12 s): the Loser's face is large here and must still match the photo.
• The ground (about 12 to 14 s): the Loser is flat on their back with one arm out, the Winner is not on the floor and no extra person has appeared.

Also check that no lettering, logos or signs appear anywhere in the scene, and that the sound is the music bed with no speech. If something fails, generate again rather than posting it.

Step 6: Post it responsibly

Your video is AI-made, so label it as AI-made where the platform asks and in the caption. Do not post it so it suggests a real fight or a real injury, and take it down if either person asks. If a platform mutes or flags the music, replace it with licensed audio. Caption ideas, tagging advice and the music note are in Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video Captions and Posting Guide.

Where the UFC styling fits

The fighter name in this guide describes the look of the reference clip: a short, scrappy fight with slaps, a clinch and a knee. It does not tell you which bout the clip echoes, who the opponent is or whether anything in it is official, and this guide does not guess. What it does change for you is practical. Do not upload photos of fighters or other public figures, do not use the UFC's name or logos in the post to suggest it is official, and describe it as an AI-made parody. The full explanation of what is and is not known is in Demetrious Johnson AI fight videos explained.

Related guides

• Demetrious Johnson AI fight videos explained: making and posting covers what is verified, what is not and how this template differs from Oakgen's other fight clips.
• Demetrious Johnson AI fight video: ideas, captions and fight-night posts has pairings, caption lines and group-chat edits.
• Demetrious Johnson AI Fight Video: Make Your Own Version is the short version of the styling question.
• AI fight video trends compared lays Oakgen's fight templates side by side so you can choose between them.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos do I need for the Demetrious Johnson AI fight video?

Two, and both are required. One photo goes in the Winner slot and one in the Loser slot. Each should show one adult who agreed to appear.

Who ends on the ground?

The Loser. The Winner starts on the left, lands the knees and is standing at the end. The Loser starts on the right, is pinned against the house wall, slides down, sits dazed and ends flat on their back on the concrete.

Do I need a brown jacket, a hat or glasses in my photos?

No. The reference fighters' jackets, hat, glasses, goatee and badge are replaced. Each person wears the outfit and hair from their own photo, and a hat or glasses appear only if that photo shows them.

Is there music in the video?

Yes. The reference clip has a music bed and no speech, and your video keeps that soundtrack. The song is not identified here, so replace it with licensed music if a platform flags it.

How long is the video, and does quality change the price?

14 seconds in 9:16 vertical, at 720p or 1080p. Both qualities cost the same and the quote in the tool covers the whole clip, so check it before you generate.

Is this a real Demetrious Johnson fight?

No. The reference clip is a short staged fight styled after a Demetrious Johnson fight. It is not footage or a replay of a real bout, the opponent is not identified and the page cannot tell which bout it echoes. Oakgen is not affiliated with the UFC, any promotion or any fighter, and no fighter's face or voice is used.

Can I use a photo of a fighter or athlete?

No. Use photos of yourself or of adults who agreed to appear. Do not upload photos of fighters, athletes or other public figures.

Is the preview video made by Oakgen?

No. It is the reference clip the template follows. Nothing in this guide is an Oakgen result.