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Talk to Me Doja AI Video Generator

Upload one photo to star in the Talk to Me Doja trend. A close-up opens into a full-body stand, the blonde anime stickers appear, and your photo performs the shy cheek-cupping sway on beat.

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One photo · 14 seconds · 9:16 MP4 at 720p · 30 credits per generation

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Video generation costs 2 credits per reference second, rounded up to 5 credits. Templates up to 30 seconds are supported.

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Generation usually takes 5–10 minutes once available. The workflow supports email delivery and one automatic retry.

Ref. 14s · ~30 credits · Result appears here

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What’s new on this page

— Added three Talk to Me Doja cheek-cupping examples and a one-photo generator powered by a silent 14-second model reference with the anime stickers preserved.

What happens in the Talk to Me Doja scene?

The clip opens on a tight close-up with a sideways glance, then the camera settles on a full-body shot as the performer stands with relaxed arms and a gentle sway. A blonde anime sticker — Urara Shiraishi cupping her cheeks against a blue-sky frame — pops in at the lower left, followed by a second copy at the upper right. The performer mirrors the sticker: both hands cup the cheeks, the expression goes flustered and open-mouthed, and the hips keep swaying until the hands drop into a closing smile.

The trend is built on a sped-up edit of Doja Cat’s “Like That” featuring Gucci Mane, and “Talk to me Doja” is the caption people post it with rather than the song’s title. TalkToMeDojaAI, TalkToMeDoja, and Media.io’s cheek-cupping sway page describe the same one-photo effect. This is an independent fan tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by TikTok, CapCut, ByteDance, Doja Cat, her record labels, Gucci Mane, or the makers of Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches.

How to make a Talk to Me Doja AI video from a photo

  1. Preview the shy sway. Watch the close-up opening, the full-body stand, the lower-left and upper-right sticker entrances, the hands-on-cheeks sway, and the closing smile. The first clip is the exact scene the generator follows.
  2. Upload one solo photo. Choose a recent, well-lit waist-up or full-body photo with a clear face, no sunglasses, and no group selfies. JPG, PNG, or WebP files up to 10 MB work.
  3. Generate, review, and download. Sign in and generate for 30 credits. Replay the sticker entrances and the cheek-cupping moments to check the face and hands, then download your 720p vertical MP4 and add a licensed sound when you post.

Choose a photo that sells the shy reaction

Pick a recent, sharp, front-facing photo that shows your face and outfit from the waist up or full body, with even lighting and room around the arms so the cheek-cupping pose stays in frame. Avoid group selfies, sunglasses, heavy filters, and hands covering the face. If your phone saved the photo as HEIC, export it to JPG before uploading.

Only upload photos of yourself or of an adult who explicitly agreed to take part — no minors, strangers, or celebrities. The AI follows the reference motion, but fingers, hair, and outfit details can shift while the hands are on the face, so replay those moments before you download and post with the platform’s AI-generated label.

Three ways to post your Talk to Me Doja edit

  • The reaction hook. Keep the close-up opening, add a “POV: Doja Cat just said your name” caption, and let the first sticker entrance land the punchline.
  • The reply format. Post it as a video reply to a friend’s comment so the shy “talk to me” reaction reads as a direct answer, and loop the closing smile for replays.
  • The hashtag pack. Pair the clip with #talktomedoja, #speaktomedoja, #likethat, #dojacat, #animedance, and #aivideo after adding the licensed sound inside your posting app.

For more approaches, see our guide to reference-guided AI video or browse short video ideas for your next edit.

Talk to Me Doja AI questions

What is the Talk to Me Doja AI trend?

It is a photo-to-video effect that recreates the viral shy anime-girl reaction. The clip opens on a close-up, settles into a full-body stand, and then blonde anime stickers appear while the performer cups their cheeks and sways like they just got noticed by Doja Cat. Early posts used the caption “speak to me doja.”

Which anime is the sticker from?

The blonde girl is Urara Shiraishi from episode one of Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches (2015). Her hands-on-cheeks, flustered reaction is the pose the trend imitates, and her stickers stay baked into the reference clip.

What song is used, and what does “Talk to me Doja” mean?

The standard edit uses a sped-up version of “Like That” by Doja Cat featuring Gucci Mane (2019). “Talk to me Doja” is a caption for the meme, not the song title. It is not the Playboi Carti “talk to me” sound or Central Cee’s track “Doja.”

How many photos do I need?

One. Upload a sharp, well-lit photo of a single adult with a clearly visible face and outfit — a waist-up or full-body shot works better than a tight headshot. JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10 MB are accepted.

Do I need to film myself or write a prompt?

No. The fixed 14-second reference supplies the close-up, camera framing, sticker entrances, cheek-cupping pose, sway timing, and closing smile. You only provide the performer’s photo.

Does my generated video include the stickers and the song?

The anime stickers are part of the reference and stay on screen at the same moments. The gallery demos keep their original trend audio so you can hear the timing, but the model reference is silent, so your generated clip ships without a licensed song. Add the sound available to your account in TikTok, Reels, or Shorts before posting.

How much does it cost and what format do I download?

The three demos are free to watch. Generation uses a 14-second reference and costs 30 credits (2 credits per second, rounded to 5). You download a 9:16 720p MP4 with no watermark, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.

Can I post the result, and who owns the trend?

Only upload photos you own or have explicit permission to use, and enable the platform’s AI-generated label when you post. This is an independent fan tool and is not affiliated with TikTok, CapCut, ByteDance, Doja Cat or her labels, Gucci Mane, or the Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches rights holders. Review the face and hands before sharing.

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One clear photo is all it takes to do the shy anime cheek-cupping sway.

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