A new girls’ trio
Three friends’ photos in: the black cap, the wavy bob and the long black hair all show up in the group selfie, and the bob takes the first solo.
Upload three photos and your trio takes over the Gangnam Style AI trend: a group selfie on a Seoul street at night, then a solo each singing Oppa Gangnam Style into the camera.
Example · 15s cutPNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/3 photos
Three photos, one person or pet each: Center sings first, Right second, Left third. Clear, front-facing faces work best.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Upload yourself, friends who agreed to be in it, your pets or drawn characters; celebrity photos and photos of children aren’t allowed.
Each clip started as three photos in the slots above: the same street selfie and first solo, with a new trio every time.
Three friends’ photos in: the black cap, the wavy bob and the long black hair all show up in the group selfie, and the bob takes the first solo.
The three photos



Drawn characters take the street too: the bunny clips, the rose headdress and the lace bonnet all come from the character art.
The three photos



A photo of a real woman between two drawn characters: each stays in their own style, side by side in the same group selfie.
The Gangnam Style trio trend is a selfie video of three friends on a street in Gangnam, Seoul, at night: a group shot, then a solo each, singing Oppa Gangnam Style into the front camera. In the Gangnam Style AI version, you and two friends take their places.

The joke is the place: Gangnam Style, sung in Gangnam, the Seoul district the song is named after. The first clip went up captioned “gangnam style in gangnam”, and the pun did the rest.
The format is easy to copy and new every time: a group shot and one turn each, so every remake that swaps in a different trio is a fresh joke, from friend groups to anime characters.
Gangnam Style comes out, horse dance and all.
Three friends post a selfie sing-along filmed on a Gangnam street at night, and it spreads fast on TikTok.
The first AI remakes put new trios through the same routine: a group shot, then one turn each.
Dozens of “Gangnam Style AI” and “Trio Sing” template posts show up on TikTok’s topic pages.
Sources: post dates on TikTok and Instagram; the single’s release date for 2012.
“Gangnam Style AI” covers several kinds of video. This one is the three-friend sing-along on a Seoul street; here is how it lines up against the others.
| Compare | Trio sing-along (this page) | Horse dance from a photo | Face-swap app template | Your own prompt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you upload | 3 photos, one each | 1 photo | 1 photo per face | Photos and a reference clip |
| Who is in it | You and two friends, outfits too | Just you | Your face on the template cast | Whoever you describe |
| What happens | Group selfie, then a solo each | The 2012 horse-riding dance | Whatever the template clip does | Whatever the model makes of it |
| Scene | Gangnam street at night | Set by the template | Fixed by the template | You describe it |
| What you do | Add photos, click Generate | Pick a template, add a photo | Edit in the app | Write a prompt, then edit |
The full 22-second take, turn by turn: a group selfie, a solo each, the middle friend’s encore, then all three together again. Only the three people change; the street, the selfie camera, the cuts and every move stay as they are.
10:00–0:01All three
All three squeeze into the front camera, mouth the first line together and wave at the lens.
20:01–0:04Center
The camera closes in on the middle friend, who sings straight to the lens and points at it, Korean flags waving behind her.
30:04–0:08Right
A whip pan swings to the right: she flips her hair, then holds a hand to her chin, with night traffic and a lattice-front building behind.
40:08–0:12Left
A hard cut to the left: hands in the hair, then a point at the camera beside a glass tower, passers-by walking behind.
50:12–0:16Center
A quick spin brings the middle friend back under the Korean flags for one more turn.
60:16–0:21All three
The camera pulls back and the other two crowd in again: all three laughing, waving and singing the last line together.
The 15s cut stops at 15 seconds, during the encore; pick the full take to keep the closing shot of all three.
The joke lands when the three are a real group: this time it’s you three on that street.
The friends who already send each other every trend. One photo each, and the group finally does one together.
Caption idea: “we finally did the Gangnam Style one”
Anyone can take any spot: the brothers, the cousins or a mixed group of friends.
Caption idea: “the brothers have Gangnam style”
Dog Gangnam Style, with backup: one pet per photo, each with a close-up turn of its own.
Caption idea: “my dogs have more stage presence than me”
A night out the three of you will remember, or the Seoul trip you took together, sent to the group the morning after.
Caption idea: “Seoul trip, director’s cut”
The same photo in all three spots, and you become the triplet act nobody asked for.
Caption idea: “me, myself and I, Gangnam style”
Grandma, mum and you on the same street, with their OK first.
Caption idea: “grandma has more Gangnam style than us”
Three desks, one street: for the Friday channel, once everyone has said yes.
Caption idea: “Q4 kickoff, Gangnam style”
Three cities apart, one selfie together, no flights booked.
Caption idea: “three time zones, one street”
Each photo becomes one friend, face, hair and outfit, left to right as on screen. Want someone else to sing first? Put their photo in Center.

Photo 1·Left
Plays the friend on the left: the third solo, hands in the hair, then a point at the camera.

Photo 2·Center
Plays the friend in the middle: the first solo and the encore, so this face is on screen the longest.

Photo 3·Right
Plays the friend on the right: the second solo, a hair flip and a hand to the chin.
Works well
One person facing the camera, smiling or mid-word
A pet facing the camera, one per photoAvoid
Side profiles: every solo faces the lens
Filters or stickers over the face
Dark, blurry night-out snapshotsAdd the three photos
Drop one photo each into Left, Center and Right.
Generate your trio
The button shows the exact credits before anything runs.
Share the trio
Save the MP4 and post it with one of the caption ideas above.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
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Open toolFAQ
No. Each video costs credits, and the price depends on the version and resolution you pick; the Generate button shows the exact price before anything runs. New accounts get 10 credits when they sign up.
Both use the same street and the same turns. The 15s cut ends during the middle friend’s encore and costs less; the full take keeps going to the closing shot, where all three crowd back into the selfie. Pick the version in the workbench; the Generate button shows its price.
It’s Gangnam Style, PSY’s 2012 hit. “Oppa” is what a younger woman calls an older man in Korean, and Gangnam is Seoul’s upscale district, so the line means roughly “big brother is Gangnam style”; many people hear it as “Open Gangnam Style”. Oeneo AI isn’t affiliated with the artist, his labels or the creators of the trend.
Yes. Your video keeps the template’s original sound with Gangnam Style, and the cuts stay on the same beats, so there’s no song to add when you post.
No. The horse dance is the move from the 2012 music video, and many Gangnam Style AI dance templates animate one photo doing it. This template has no horse dance: three friends sing to a selfie camera, one turn each. The comparison table above puts the two side by side.
No. Add three photos and click Generate; there is nothing to write, cut or time to the beat. It runs in the browser on your phone or computer.
You can: put the same photo in all three slots, and the video becomes three of you taking turns.
Not as it is, because each slot takes one person. Crop the group photo into three shots with one face each and upload those.
Yes, one pet per photo, facing the camera. The pet keeps its own coat and markings and takes that spot in the group selfie and the solo, and you can mix pets and people.
No. Any spot takes anyone, so a boys’ trio, a mixed group or three girls all take the same street, each looking like their own photo.
Yes, as the examples above show: each character keeps its own art style, and you can mix them with real photos.
The solos are close-ups, so each face is rebuilt large and in motion while the camera swings between friends, and side-on, dim or filtered photos give the model less to go on. A clear, front-facing photo for each person helps most; the photo checklist above shows what works.
No, the video is 16:9 landscape like the template. A vertical crop would cut the friends on the left and right out of the group selfie, so post it landscape; TikTok, Reels and Shorts all play landscape video.
Your turn
One photo per friend, and the three of you take turns singing Oppa Gangnam Style on a Seoul street.