How to Make a No Scrubs AI Video With Your Friends
Turn 1 to 3 photos into the No Scrubs AI trend video: which photo goes where, what each length shows, what it costs and how to post it.
Last updated: 2026-10-30
To make the No Scrubs AI trend video with two friends, upload three separate photos to the generator on the homepage: you as the lead in the middle, then your friend on the left and your friend on the right. You don’t need a group photo, and one or two photos work too. Sign in with Google, pick 6, 10 or 15 seconds and make it with paid credits; it takes about 3 to 4 minutes. You get a 720p vertical 9:16 MP4 on a silver, late-90s space-station style set, with TLC’s original recording of “No Scrubs” and no watermark.
How to Make a No Scrubs AI Video in 3 Steps
- Pick your photos. Photo 1 is you, the lead, in the middle, and it’s the only one required. Photo 2 is the friend on the left, and photo 3 is the friend on the right (it unlocks after photo 2). Each photo can be JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 10 MB. On a computer you can also use “Upload from your phone” with a QR code.
- Choose a length and make it. Pick 6 seconds (6 credits), 10 seconds (13 credits) or the full 15 seconds (20 credits). Tick the box confirming everyone in the photos is you or an adult who agreed, then press the button. You need to be signed in with Google and have enough credits.
- Download or share. The video takes about 3 to 4 minutes. You can close the page while it renders; it lands in your account either way. When it’s done, hit Download for the MP4 or Share to send it to TikTok.
What Each Length Shows
All three lengths are vertical and use the same silver set.
| Length | Shots | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 6 seconds | Trio dance, overhead fisheye | 6 |
| 10 seconds | Palms close-up, finger wag, trio dance, overhead fisheye | 13 |
| 15 seconds | Elevator, point at the camera, palms close-up, finger wag, trio dance, overhead fisheye | 20 |
- 15 seconds (full): you alone in a brushed-silver elevator, arms folded, looking into the lens; your left friend leans in and points at the camera; you push both palms toward the lens and shake your head; your right friend wags a finger at the camera; all three dance in sync side by side in a V; and an overhead fisheye shot of the trio looking up. The music runs from the build-up before the chorus into the chorus.
- 10 seconds: your palms close-up, the right friend’s finger wag, the trio dance and the overhead fisheye shot, over the end of the build-up and the chorus.
- 6 seconds: the trio dance and the overhead fisheye shot, over the chorus only.
Photo Tips for a Better Likeness
- One clear face per photo. One person or one pet per photo works best; group photos make it unclear who goes where.
- Face the camera in good light. Dark or backlit photos give the model less detail to work with.
- Eyes visible. Regular glasses are fine; sunglasses hide your eyes and weaken the likeness.
- Think about your outfit. The model may keep the clothes or background from your photo, so wear what you’d like to be seen in.
- Use your own photos. Celebrity faces, screenshots with another app’s watermark and photos with flags are refused by the model. That costs you nothing, but you’ll need to upload a different photo.
Do I Need a Group Photo?
No. Upload separate photos, one person or pet per photo, in this order: you (the lead), the friend on the left, the friend on the right.
Making It With Fewer Than Three People
You don’t need a full trio. With only one or two photos, you (photo 1) take the missing friend’s close-up, and in the group shots the empty places are filled by AI-made backup dancers in silver outfits. Pets count as a person here: put your dog or cat in any slot.
Other Ways to Do the Trend
- A general AI video model. You can write your own prompts for an image-to-video model, but you’ll need to describe every shot, keep three faces consistent from shot to shot and add the music in an editing app yourself.
- Editing-app templates. A template drops your clips or photos into a ready-made edit. Check what it actually does before you pay or post: a template that edits your existing footage is a different thing from a newly generated scene.
- Film it for real. Build a silver set, learn the moves and shoot it with your friends. It costs no credits, but it takes a lot more time and space.
- This site. Upload 1 to 3 photos and get every shot plus TLC’s recording in one video, from $9.90 for 20 credits.
How to Post Your No Scrubs AI Video
- Keep it vertical. The video is already 9:16, the shape TikTok, Reels and Shorts expect.
- The song is already on it. TLC’s original recording is part of the MP4, timed to the moves, so you don’t need to add a sound.
- Use the tags people use for this trend: #noscrubs #noscrubsai #tlc #aitrend #aivideo.
- Say it’s AI. Keep the AI label on wherever the platform asks for it, and tag your friends so they know they’re in it.
How-To FAQ
How long does it take to make?
About 3 to 4 minutes, which is typical for this model at 720p. You can close the page; the video is saved in your account when it’s done.
How much does it cost?
A full 15-second video is 20 credits, 10 seconds is 13 credits and 6 seconds is 6 credits. Packs start at $9.90 for 20 credits (Single), then $19.90 for 60 credits (Triple) and $29.90 for 100 credits (Crew). There are no free credits on sign-up, and credits never expire.
What if the video fails?
A failed render is retried once for free. If it fails again, its credits come back to your account automatically.
What if I don’t like my finished video?
Email [email protected] and we’ll refund it. Refunds go back to your original payment method through Stripe as money, not credits.
Is there a watermark?
No. The MP4 has no watermark. Please still label it as AI-generated when you post it.