One Photo In
A clear photo of the player is enough. A head-to-feet photo gives the cleanest fake.
Upload one photo and this lamine yamal rabona ai generator puts you at the corner of the box: you shape the rabona cross, drag the ball back and the defender slides right past you. No template needed. Ricebowl AI is an independent site and is not affiliated with Lamine Yamal or any club.
1Add your photo
2Quality & length768p · 15s · 9:1660 credits
No subscription · Ready in about 3 minutes · Not charged if it fails
Only upload photos of yourself or of adults who said yes.
From the Feed
Every version follows the same beat: the dribble, the rabona shape, the drag-back and the slide. Here is how the look plays in an amber shirt on a winter afternoon and in blue and orange on an autumn pitch, the way people post it.
Put Me in the Fake RabonaThree Steps
Add one clear photo from the front, head to feet if you can. Your own clothes carry into the clip, or pick a scene with a plain kit.
Start with Corner Flag, the original look, or pick Amber Shirt, Side-On Photo, Night Stadium, Park Kickabout or Beach Sand. Every clip is 15 seconds in 9:16.
Press the button and in a few minutes your clip is ready to download as an MP4 with no watermark.
Amber Shirt
The slide comes too late.
In this clip a winger in an amber shirt runs shoulder to shoulder down the line, shapes a cross and the defender in white slides in for a ball that is already gone. Amber Shirt gives you the same winter afternoon in a plain amber kit, and in your clip the player is you or someone who said yes.
Side-On Photo
One club photo is all it takes.
This post shows a waist-up photo of a bearded midfielder in blue and orange turning into a wide shot on an autumn pitch: the cross shape, the defender in white sliding in and the ball still at his feet. Side-On Photo gives your own photo the same wide autumn pitch.
Straight Answers
Doing this with a CapCut template means a recording of the match and a face paste. Here you send a photo and the whole fake rabona is generated around you. This is what you get and where the limits are.
The October 2026 Trend
The lamine yamal rabona ai trend turns one photo into a clip of you pulling the fake rabona fans link to Lamine Yamal's assist in Barcelona's 4-1 Champions League win at Galatasaray. He wrapped his left leg behind his right as if to cross with a rabona, pulled the ball back instead and the defender went the wrong way. In October over a hundred TikTok creators posted an AI version with themselves in his place. A lamine yamal rabona ai clip builds the pitch, the defender and every beat of the fake rabona around you. Ricebowl AI is an independent site and is not affiliated with Lamine Yamal or any club, and no match footage is used.
A clear photo of the player is enough. A head-to-feet photo gives the cleanest fake.
Each clip plays the dribble, the rabona shape, the drag-back and the defender's slide.
You get a vertical clip with crowd sound, ready to post with an AI label.

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Quick answers about the move, the trend and credits before you make your first clip.
Put Me in the Fake RabonaPeople use AI to put themselves or a friend into a copy of Yamal's fake rabona: the leg wraps behind for a cross, the ball gets dragged back and the defender slides past. Captions call it the Lamine Yamal rabona, the fake rabona or the semi-rabona. It is the same trend.
Fans point to his assist for Anthony Gordon in Barcelona's 4-1 Champions League win at Galatasaray in Istanbul. He shaped to cross with a rabona at the edge of the box, pulled the ball back instead and set Gordon up. Afterwards he reportedly called it almost a rabona, maybe a semi-rabona.
No, and fans were quick to say so: the fake rabona was around long before him. What went viral is that he pulled it off in a Champions League game and turned it into an assist. Your lamine yamal rabona ai clip borrows the move, not the player.
Upload one photo, pick a pitch and press the button. The lamine yamal rabona ai clip is generated in a few minutes with the dribble, the fake, the slide and the getaway built around you. You do not need the CapCut template or a recording of the match, and you do not write a prompt.
No. The clip only copies the move. You are the player, in the clothes from your photo or a plain kit, and the pitch is generated, so nobody in it is a real footballer. Ricebowl AI is an independent site and is not affiliated with Lamine Yamal or any club.
In each clip you dribble to the corner of the box, plant one foot beside the ball and swing the other leg round behind it as if a rabona cross is coming. You drag the ball back instead, and a generated defender in a plain shirt commits to the block, slides past and ends up on the grass.
New accounts get 8 credits, once per device and network. A 15-second clip costs 60 credits, so the free credits do not cover a full clip. You can also pay once with no subscription: 1 video for $9.99, 3 videos for $19.99 or 5 videos for $29.99. Plan on a pack for a full lamine yamal rabona ai clip.
Every clip is 15 seconds long and comes as a 768p MP4 with no watermark in 9:16 vertical. The 15 seconds hold the dribble, the fake, the slide and the getaway. There is no shorter version. Every lamine yamal rabona ai clip comes out the same size.
No. Each clip has crowd noise and the thud of the ball, with no commentary, no chant words and no lyrics, and the sound cannot be turned off. Add the trending sound in TikTok or Reels if you want a track. Add your own sound to the lamine yamal rabona ai clip when you post it.
No. The photo holds one player, and the defender is always generated. A group photo can make the faces mix up, so crop to one face before you upload.
Post the vertical version, turn on the AI label and name the pitch in the caption. Trend clips travel fastest in the first days, so post your lamine yamal rabona ai clip while the move is still in people's feeds, and read the guide to doing the AI trend for caption and timing tips.
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