
Original fish
Keep the oversized fish from the action reference.
Put yourself, a character or your cat behind the chopping board. Upload one clear photo, pick what gets cut and choose the setting for a roughly 10-second remake of the giant-fish routine.
One character photo · Curated targets · About 10 seconds
A cowboy-hatted cook, an oversized fish and a rapid series of neat cuts make the scene recognizable. Searches for the fish chopping meme or “Precise entries only” often refer to this same routine. Here, AI uses that action as a reference while your photo supplies the character.
Reference clip attributed to @cowboylew ↗An independent tool inspired by the clip. We are not affiliated with its creator, TikTok or Instagram.
These two clips show the action reference and one actual output made with the kayak setting and daikon. The cat result demonstrates that specific combination; it does not prove every preset will work equally well.
Use one subject with a clear face and visible upper body. Avoid a crowded group photo, strong backlighting or a face hidden behind an object.
Keep the original fish and background for a simpler first attempt. For a variation, pick a whole-fish or daikon preset and an ocean or forest table.
Select resolution and aspect ratio, review the displayed credit quote and confirm photo permission. When the clip finishes, check the face, hands, knife contact and framing before downloading from My videos.
The uploaded subject, cutting target and setting are separate choices. You can keep the reference action while changing the character and the supplied scene presets.

Keep the oversized fish from the action reference.

Use a whole yellowfin tuna with its long head-to-tail silhouette.

Choose a whole salmon for another fish-cutting variation.

Switch the fish to a long white radish, as in the kayak cat demo.
Original keeps the reference setting. Ocean kayak and Forest stoves use AI-adapted scene references with widened tables and reconstructed framing. The kayak/daikon example is verified; forest and other combinations still need individual review.
See target and background detailsTry a brighter, sharper single-subject photo. A larger face and visible shoulders give the model more useful detail than a distant full-body shot.
Watch the entire clip at normal speed. If hands, target or table drift, simplify the setup before trying again. Upscaling adds resolution; it does not repair the cutting action.
The source is landscape. A vertical or square request may change how the table and fish fit in frame. Check the head, hands and both ends of the target; changing ratio does not guarantee an identical composition.
Fish cutting meme and fish chopping meme commonly describe this giant-fish routine. Glass or crystal fish ASMR is a different visual idea. This generator follows the supplied cowboy cutting action.
You can upload a person, character or animal as the operator. The black-and-white cat demo shows one completed output. Other subjects may produce different identity and movement quality; use an image you have permission to animate.
The template supplies the action prompt and reference video. Add the operator photo and use the target and background selectors. Custom target text, target image uploads and arbitrary background URLs are not supported.
Watching the examples is free. Generation uses credits, and the form shows the current quote for your selected video settings before submission. Check Pricing for the current packs; this page does not promise a free generated video.
The form offers 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 requests, along with resolution options. The action reference is about 10 seconds and landscape. Vertical framing needs review because it can crop or recompose the fish and table.
This is a browser-based AI video generator. It creates a new clip using a movement reference and your photo. You can edit the downloaded result in another app afterward.
Sign in with the account used for generation and open My videos. Review the task status and download the result while it remains available. See the publishing guide for permission and AI-disclosure checks before sharing.
YouTube asks creators to disclose the following kind of content:
“AI-generated or altered content that seems realistic”
If your remake presents a realistic likeness or scene, check whether YouTube requires its AI disclosure setting. Clearly fantastical clips may be treated differently. Other platforms have their own rules; check the destination policy before sharing.
Add one character photo, keep the original setup or try a preset, and review the credit quote before you generate.
Make my fish cutting meme