
Default · one shot
Hand on face: one black-and-white close-up
One black-and-white shot from start to end: a hand across the forehead and the lyric in big white letters over it. Pick it for a single, quiet dedication post.
Put your face in the Tus Ojos Me Reflejan eye close-up: one selfie becomes the sideways shot under the lyric, and soft blinks and small eye moves wake up the still frame.
Example · Hand on facePNG / JPG / WebP · up to 10 MB · at least 512px on the short side
0/1 photos
One clear photo of one person, both eyes open and sharp, no sunglasses. An everyday selfie works; you don't need the hand-on-face pose.
Video settings
No prompt needed. Only upload photos of yourself or people who agreed to be featured; celebrity photos and film stills aren't allowed.
Tus Ojos Me Reflejan is a TikTok eye close-up trend: someone lying on their side, only the eyes and part of the face in frame, with the Spanish line “Tus ojos me reflejan el sentimiento, justo en tus pupilas se deduce que es real” written over the shot. People post it for someone they love, and the comments fill up with tags.

The line is about reading someone's feelings in their eyes, which is why the shot hides almost everything else: a hand, a hood or a sheet covers part of the face, and the eyes do the talking.
In Spanish it also goes by trend de ojos. Most posts are a still photo turned on its side with the lyric over it; here your face goes into that close-up as a video, with the lyric already in place.
The line
Tus ojos me reflejan el sentimiento, justo en tus pupilas se deduce que es real.
In English
Your eyes show me the feeling; right there in your pupils, you can tell it's real.
Both run on the same song and the same Spanish line; the difference is how many places your face shows up in. Each picture pairs a photo with four frames of that version.

Default · one shot
One black-and-white shot from start to end: a hand across the forehead and the lyric in big white letters over it. Pick it for a single, quiet dedication post.

Four shots
A quick cut through four takes on the trend, each with its own light and lyric style: under a white sheet with the lyric in blue, on a car seat in warm light, inside a white hood, then the black-and-white hand-on-face shot. Pick it when you want more than one look in one post.
No. The CapCut and Hypic templates (the plantilla people ask for in the comments), AI pages such as Kavel and this template all make a version of this close-up; here is what each one needs from you and what you get back.
| What matters | This template | CapCut / Hypic template | Kavel AI video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo you need | Any clear selfie | A close-up already in the pose | One clear photo |
| Lyric on screen | Kept from the template | In the template, or typed by you | You add it in TikTok |
| Song | Kept from the template | Depends on the template | You add it in TikTok |
| Camera | Locked, like the template | A still photo | Pushes in to the eyes |
| Length and frame | 15.1 s, 3:4 | 15 s, 3:4 | 10 s, 9:16 |
| Where you make it | In the browser | In the CapCut or Hypic app | In the browser |
No CapCut or Hypic app, and no template link to hunt for in the comments: the whole video is made here in your browser.

Photo 1·Your face
Plays the person lying on their side. Your eyes, brows, nose and skin replace theirs; the hand, the sheet or hood, the hair and the framing stay.
Works well
An everyday selfie, face straight on
Both eyes open, sharp and well litAvoid
Sunglasses or a hand hiding the face
Filters that reshape the eyes
More than one face, or a petChoose your close-up
Choose Hand on face or Four scenes, then upload one clear photo of the person whose eyes you want in it.
Click Generate
The button shows the exact price before anything runs.
Post it for them
Download the video and post it on TikTok or Reels, then tag the person it's for.
This page needs no prompt. If you run the same template clip and photo through a Kling video edit yourself, these are written for that: @Video1 is the clip, @Image1 is the photo.
Kling video edit
Prompt length 681
Use @Video1 as the base and replace only the woman lying on her side with the person from @Image1: her eyes, eyebrows, nose and skin become theirs, at the same sideways angle. Keep her dark hair, the black-and-white grade, the hand with long pale nails resting across the forehead, the close framing on the eyes and the original sound. Keep the white lyric lines "Tus ojos me reflejan el sentimiento, justo en tus pupilas se deduce, que es real." exactly where they are, letter for letter. Add only small moves: one slow blink, a glance toward the lens and back, the head settling slightly under the hand. Locked camera: no zoom, no rotation, no new text, no color, no second face.Name what covers the face
The hand, sheet or hood is what makes the shot; say it stays, or the model may clear it away.
Quote the lyric exactly
Paste the Spanish line as it appears on screen, commas included.
Ask for small moves
One blink and a glance read as alive; bigger moves pull the face out of the pose.
Two people in one close-up
The shot has room for one face; asking for two squeezes a second face into a frame built for one.
Your photo's background
Only the face moves into the clip; your room, clothes and light are not used.
Color for the black-and-white shot
A color request repaints the whole frame and loses the look.
Says nothing to keep
Make a romantic close-up video of my eyes with the lyrics tus ojos me reflejan.
Points at what stays
Use @Video1 as the base and replace only the woman lying on her side with the person from @Image1 … Keep the white lyric lines exactly where they are, letter for letter … one slow blink. Locked camera: no zoom.
The first gives the model nothing to keep, so it invents its own framing and its own text; the second names the person, the pose and the words that must stay.
The line is from a 2017 song by Venezuelan singer Micro TDH. A short lyric clip of it became the TikTok sound behind the trend, and at the end of October 2026 templates and tutorial accounts turned it into an eye close-up anyone could post.

The tutorial posts were in Spanish and pitched it as the template sweeping TikTok Colombia.
@thatbrokenheart_ posts a lyric clip of the song on TikTok; its sound becomes the one the trend uses (about 556,000 plays as of November 7).
Small accounts start posting with the sound under #cafune.
Tutorial accounts start copying one caption about the template; their posts from October 28 to 31 have about 800,000, 1.4 million and 3 million plays as of November 7.
The CapCut templates “Tus ojos” and “Ai” go up; by November 7 they have about 118,000 and 159,000 uses.
@adri.mayorga posts a car-seat version; by November 7 it has about 142,000 plays, the most for a regular post since November 1.
Dates and counts from TikTok post and sound pages and CapCut template pages, read on November 7, 2026.
Every template works the same way: add your photos, press Generate and get a shareable video without writing a prompt.
View all effectsPut you and your person in the (500) Days of Summer elevator scene
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Try itOne photo sprints up the dam wall, flips above the railing and slides down.
Try itOne photo becomes the dancing hen, twin and all.
Try itOne photo sprints through the closing door.
Try itOne selfie does the deadpan walk-in.
Try itTwo photos cast the duet.
Try itSharpen the close-up with the upscaler, make it longer with the extender, or start a new clip in the generator or with Motion Control.
Generate a clip from a prompt, a still image, a reference or existing footage.
Open toolFAQ
No, each video costs credits, and new accounts get 10 credits when they sign up. The price changes with the resolution you pick, and the Generate button shows the exact amount before anything runs.
“Cafuné” by Venezuelan singer Micro TDH, from 2017; the line “Tus ojos me reflejan el sentimiento” is part of it. Both versions keep that stretch of the song from the template, so you don't need to add music before posting.
Cafuné is a Brazilian Portuguese word for tenderly running your fingers through a loved one's hair. It is the title of the song the line comes from, so Spanish-language posts call this the plantilla cafuné. It is a different Cafuné from the band behind “Tek It”.
A little. The template adds small moves the still shots don't have, such as a soft blink, a shift of the eyes or a slight turn of the head. They are subtle and vary from run to run.
No. Eye zoom videos push in from the face to the iris. Tus Ojos Me Reflejan holds the camera still on a sideways close-up with the lyric over it, and so does this template.
Yes. Use a clear photo of the person you are making it for, a man or a woman. Each video takes one face, so two people can't share the close-up.
It should, mostly through your eyes and brows: they are nearly all that shows, while the sideways angle and the hand, sheet or hood hide the rest. The match can drift a little from run to run; a photo that passes the checklist above keeps it closest.
No. The Spanish line comes with the template, and the only setting you choose is the resolution.
No. The video isn't posted anywhere; it stays in your account until you download it and share it yourself.
No. Oeneo AI isn't affiliated with CapCut, Hypic, TikTok or Micro TDH; this is an independent template that recreates the close-up with your photo.
One selfie
One clear photo is all it takes to put your eyes under the lyric, in one shot or four.