YouThere turns one selfie into an unofficial stadium fan-cam image without prompt writing or editing. Choose a pose and country-inspired fanwear, then animate the result into a 5-second video. The result aims for a candid, broadcast-style crowd-camera look.

Hey Product Hunt, Getting a believable stadium fan-cam shot from a general AI tool was annoying: too much prompt tweaking, then a glossy portrait or a sports poster. I wanted the slightly imperfect frame you get when a broadcast camera cuts to someone in the crowd. That's what I built YouThere for. You upload a selfie you own or have permission to use, then pick a pose and country-inspired fanwear. YouThere creates the image. If one lands, you can turn it into a 5-second video. The effect can be convincing, so I didn't want to pretend it was a real broadcast. YouThere is for adults and is designed to avoid official logos, team badges, broadcaster marks, trophy replicas, and real player likenesses. This is fan-made content, not proof of attendance. I'd love blunt feedback: does the result feel like a crowd-camera cut, or does it still read as a polished AI portrait? Which pose or live-event scene should I add next? Thanks for trying it.

The jersey options are a fun touch and the final video actually looks like a quick cutaway from a real broadcast, not a stiff render. Wish the pose choices were a bit more varied though, mine felt a little limited.

Picked a Brazil jersey pose and the crowd-cam vibe actually came through, surprisingly believable for a quick render. Animation felt a little stiff, but the still looked great to share.

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AI stadium fan-cam photos from one selfie

AI stadium fan-cam photos from one selfie