One photo, no prompt
Upload a single JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photo up to 10 MB. The money spread routine is already written for you, timed to the length you pick.
Make an AI Cash Money Video Starring You or Your Pet
Upload one photo of yourself or your pet and get a vertical 9:16 MP4 of up to 15 seconds. In a bedroom with a ceiling fan, behind a table of $100 bills, your star hugs a huge stack of cash, pushes a wad at the camera and finishes with a money spread right in front of the lens.
1Your photo
Upload one photoJPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 10 MBOne person or one pet, face clear and toward the camera, in good light. What you wear in the photo is what you wear in the video.
2Length
Continue with GoogleOne photo in, money flex out
New on Korean YouTube Shorts
Early version
New version
- Same cash moves
- Same camera
- You or your pet
The routine, move by move
Six Moves, One Money Spread
Every version keeps the same room, camera and moves: hug a huge stack of cash, push a wad at the lens, let a strip of bills unfold over your shoulder, step back to a table covered in money, toss a bundle from hand to hand, then peek over a fan of $100 bills. Only the star changes, and in yours, that’s you.
Make My Cash VideoEarly version
Bank vault take
What You Get with AI Cash Money
One photo, the whole money routine, and straight answers on price, privacy and refunds.
Your dog or cat can flex too
Upload one clear photo of your pet and it stands up on its hind legs, handling the cash with its paws like the cat version of the trend.
The full routine in 15 seconds
Hug the stack, push a wad at the lens, unfold a strip of bills, toss a bundle and peek over a fan of $100s. Shorter 6- and 10-second cuts squeeze in the same moves.
720p, no watermark
A clean vertical 9:16 MP4 with an AI-made instrumental beat, saved in your account and ready to download or share to TikTok.
Refunds in money
A failed render is retried once for free; if it fails again, the credits go back to your balance automatically. If a finished video has a problem, email [email protected] and we’ll refund the credits that video used, in money, to your original payment method; if you’ve only used part of a pack, the credits you haven’t used are refunded in money too.
Photos deleted after 30 days
Your photo is used only to make your video and is deleted automatically 30 days after upload. The AI provider doesn’t keep it.
Star in Your Own Money Spread
Put yourself behind the table of $100 bills: hug the stack, push a wad at the camera and peek over a fan of cash at the end. Your face, hair and outfit stay as they are in your photo, so pick the look you want to flex in.
Money Spread, Instagram Edition
Before the Korean wave, the same take was already going around Instagram as “money spread” — this creator swapped the bedroom for a bank vault lined with cash. Our generator sticks to the bedroom with the ceiling fan, but you get the same six moves, with you or your pet as the star.
Dress Up for the Flex
Your outfit comes straight from your photo, which is why the Korean versions go big on looks: a rainbow fluffy jacket, a cosplay wig, a leather jacket, even a hanbok. Pick a photo in the outfit you want on camera. The bills are always US $100s.
One-Time Credit Packs
A 6-second video costs 6 credits, 10 seconds costs 13 and the full 15-second routine costs 20. One-time payments, no subscription, and credits never expire.
Single
$9.90
One full 15-second video to try it.
- 20 credits
- 1 full 15-second video
- or 3 six-second videos
- AI instrumental beat, no vocals
- 720p MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
Trio
$19.90
You, your bestie and your pet.
- 60 credits
- 3 full 15-second videos
- or 10 six-second videos
- $6.63 per full video
- AI instrumental beat, no vocals
- 720p MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
Crew
$29.90
Five full videos for the whole group chat.
- 100 credits
- 5 full 15-second videos
- or 16 six-second videos
- $5.98 per full video
- AI instrumental beat, no vocals
- 720p MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
What is the AI Cash Money trend?
It’s an AI video trend where people put themselves, friends or pets into the same cash-flex clip: a bedroom with a ceiling fan, a table of $100 bills, and a routine of hugging, tossing and fanning stacks of money at the camera. In Korea it’s called AI 돈 세기 챌린지 (the AI money-counting challenge, #AI돈세기); in English it also goes by money spread, money flex AI or cash flex AI. The money is AI-generated, so it’s a joke flex, not real cash.
Is AI Cash Money free?
There’s no free trial and no sign-up bonus, but you can earn credits by inviting friends: +1 credit for each friend who signs up with your link (up to 50 credits) and +10 when an invited friend makes their first purchase. Packs start at $9.90 for 20 credits, enough for one full 15-second video. They’re one-time payments, not subscriptions, and credits never expire.
What if my video fails or comes out wrong?
A failed render is retried once automatically for free; if it fails again, the credits go back to your balance automatically, and a photo the model refuses gets its credits back too. If a finished video has a problem, email [email protected] and we’ll refund the credits that video used, in money, to your original payment method; if you’ve only used part of a pack, the credits you haven’t used are refunded in money too.
What happens to my photo?
Your photo is used only to make your video, and it’s deleted automatically 30 days after upload. The AI provider doesn’t keep it. Finished videos stay in your account until you ask us to delete them, or your whole account, by emailing [email protected].
Can I use a photo of my dog or cat?
Yes. Upload one clear photo of one pet with its face visible, and it stands up on its hind legs and handles the cash with its paws, like the cat version of the trend. Each video stars one pet or one person.
Do I need a prompt for the money spread AI video?
No. The whole routine is already written as a prompt and timed to the length you pick, so all you add is one photo. The AI follows the routine, but every render comes out a little different, and it sometimes keeps parts of your photo’s background.
Does the video come with the money spread song?
No. Each video comes with an AI-made instrumental hip-hop beat, with no vocals or lyrics, generated along with the clip. When you post, you can add any sound you like on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Who started the money spread trend?
Nobody knows who made the very first clip. The same take has been on Instagram since at least October 7, 2026, posted as “Money spread,” and the Korean wave, called AI 돈 세기 챌린지 or AI Cash Money, started on YouTube Shorts on October 30, 2026.
Ready for Your Money Spread?
One photo of you or your pet, up to 15 seconds of stacks, tosses and fans, in 9:16 and ready to post.