Updated Nov 9, 2026 · 4 trends tracked

Latest AI Video Trends (November 2026)

AI video formats going viral on TikTok and Instagram right now: the top examples, where each one started, and a way to make your own from a photo.

All AI video trends

  • The (500) Days of Summer elevator line, remade with AI faces, fan pairings and kittens.

    First seen Nov 5, 202614.9M views

  • AI swaps losing coaches into Charlie Wilson's Tiny Desk performance of "Outstanding."

    First seen Oct 18, 20266.1M views

  • Trios do one routine to the Chipmunks' "You Spin Me Round"; AI templates now make it from a photo.

    First seen Oct 11, 202660.2M views

  • A Brazilian piseiro hook behind AI dance clips and one-photo car sing-alongs.

    First seen Oct 7, 202616.9M views

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What is an AI video trend?

An AI video trend is a short-video format that spreads because anyone can make their own version with an AI tool: upload a photo, and the AI turns it into a clip in the trend's style. Most peak within two to four weeks, so the best time to post one is while it is still rising.

How we pick trends

We look for AI video formats whose views are climbing fast on TikTok and Instagram, using Trend Radar and public platform data. Each one gets a page with its top videos, where it started, its sources and a template to make your own.

FAQ

What are the latest AI video trends?

This page lists them, rising trends first. The newest is I Love The Smiths, first seen on Nov 5, 2026: The (500) Days of Summer elevator line, remade with AI faces, fan pairings and kittens.

How do I make an AI trend video?

Open a trend, pick its template and upload a photo. Vid2Prompt makes the video in about 4 minutes, with no prompt to write.

Are these AI video templates free?

Every trend page and its examples are free to browse. Making your own video uses credits, and you see the cost before you pay anything.

Where do these trends come from?

Mostly TikTok and Instagram Reels. Each trend page links to the original posts and lists its sources.