Same nuts. But you.
Treadmill Nuts AI video generator: lie on the floor and catch the nuts
One photo and you're the person on the floor catching nuts off a running treadmill in the Treadmill Nuts clip, filmed from above.
Example made with our AI cast. Your video uses your photo.
What you get
Who lies by the belt
The person on the floor is the only thing that changes.
What changes
- The person on the floor becomes you, with the face, hair and clothes from your photo.
What stays
- The top-down camera, the treadmill and its belt, the nuts rolling your way and the flat stare at the end.
Sound
The reel's own sound, which plays under the whole clip.
How to make it
Add your photo
One clear photo, face toward the camera. Your outfit comes along.
Pick the quality
720p for posting, 480p for a quick test at about half the credits.
Download and post
In about 6 minutes: a 16:9 MP4, plus a free 9:16 and 1:1 version for TikTok and Reels.
The meme
About Treadmill Nuts
Treadmill Nuts: lying at the end of the belt
A widescreen shot looking straight down at a person lying on the floor at the end of a treadmill. A line of nuts rides the belt toward their open mouth, and they snap them up as they arrive before staring flatly into the lens. SameButMe puts you on the floor from one photo.
The reel behind the nuts
The clip is an Instagram reel posted on October 24, 2026 under the caption "The treadmill makes me nuts". It passed four million plays in its first days.
The original reel on InstagramYour 9-second treadmill clip
A widescreen 16:9 MP4 of about 9 seconds, from the first nut to the last stare. The treadmill clip costs 140 credits in 720p or 65 in 480p, and is usually ready in about 6 minutes.
The photo for the floor
One person with the face turned toward the camera. The shot is from above, so head and shoulders are enough.
- A calm face or an open-mouthed one both work.
- Nothing over the mouth: no scarf, no mask.
- Hoodies and sweaters carry over, so wear something you'd lie down in.
Photos of celebrities, public figures or minors are declined. No nudity.
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Treadmill Nuts questions
How many photos does the floor shot need?
One photo of one person, face toward the camera.
How long is the treadmill clip?
About 9 seconds, widescreen 16:9.
Is the reel's sound kept?
Yes, the reel's own sound is kept.
Is that the person from the reel?
No, the person in your video is generated from your photo, and we're not affiliated with whoever posted the reel.
Can my dog lie on the floor instead?
Not yet: this template takes a person.
Can a friend lie down next to me?
Not on this template, which has one person on the floor.