TikTok Ding Ding Ding clip by @hryak_ed1tz: cut-out pigs on a white board merge into bigger, rounder pigs — The meme pig that keeps getting roundervia @hryak_ed1tz · TikTok

NEWTrending on TikTok · November 2026

Ding Ding Ding AI

The Ding Ding Ding trend, also called bing bing bing, starring your pet: a white board full of little copies of your cat or dog, and every time three touch they slide together, ding, and pop into one bigger, rounder copy, until one giant, perfectly round pet is left. Upload one pet photo and get a 15-second square clip.

Make your Ding Ding Ding video

Upload one photo of your pet, pick a version and generate: the board, the merges and the chimes are already set. There is no free preview: every render uses credits.

1 · Upload your pet’s photo

1 · Your pet’s photoOne pet, whole body in view, on a plain background

2 · Pick chubby or crowned

A detail for the clipoptional

3 · Pick a quality and generate

Seedance 2.0 Mini · 480p15s1:1Cost 720 creditsFine-tune your video

Only upload photos of your own pet. No people, no children. The chimes are generated with the clip; the template’s sound and creators’ videos are not used. Our own take on the Ding Ding Ding merge trend, made with AI from your pet’s photo. Not the CapCut template, and not affiliated with CapCut, TikTok or the creators shown here. The template’s sound is not used. No free preview: every render uses credits. Failed renders are refunded automatically. See plans

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Ding Ding Ding videos going viral

The meme pig that keeps getting rounder, Meimei the chubby snow leopard, a kitten, parrots and the template that started it, each credited with a link. The clips play muted here; open the original for its sound.

Example
The meme pig that keeps getting rounder
via @hryak_ed1tz · 3.5M views
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Meimei, the chubby snow leopard
via @sky_shik · 1.2M views
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A kitten that ends as a round cat
via @whitejvmcfn · 1M views
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Parrots, level by level
via @parrot_enjoyerrr · 446K views
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The template that started it
via @justine.obnimaga · 317K views
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The clips play muted; open the original for its sound. Creator clips are re-hosted without sound, with credit and a link to the original, and removed on request. Your video is generated from your own photo. contact@oraclip.com

What is the Ding Ding Ding trend?

Ding Ding Ding is a merge-game trend: a board full of cut-out copies of one photo, and every three that touch slide together on a chime into one bigger copy, level after level. Half of TikTok hears the chime as “bing bing bing”.

The CapCut template went up on 31 October 2026 and was used 3.3 million times in nine days. Pets took it over: a meme pig passed 3.5 million plays and a chubby snow leopard 1.2 million. It peaked on 5 November and new posts slowed to about 5,000 a day by 9 November.

The joke is your pet getting rounder with every ding. This page makes that clip as a new AI video from one photo of your pet, with chimes made for the clip.

Our own take on the Ding Ding Ding merge trend, made with AI from your pet’s photo. Not the CapCut template, and not affiliated with CapCut, TikTok or the creators shown here. The template’s sound is not used.

The clip, second by second

0–3 s: the board is full of tiny copies of your pet.

3–9 s: three touch, ding, one bigger copy; then the bigger ones merge.

9–15 s: faster and faster, until one giant, perfectly round pet is left.

How to make the Ding Ding Ding AI video

The tool sits under the heading above. Three steps, then the clip is in your Library.

1
Upload your pet’s photo
One pet, whole body in view, ideally on a plain background so the cut-outs look clean.
2
Pick a version
Chubbier every ding, or the same with a tiny gold crown on the last level. Nothing to type; one optional detail, such as “a red bow”.
3
Generate the 15-second clip
480p is the default and the cheaper one; 720p is sharper. You get a square MP4 with a chime on every merge. Add the trending sound in the app if you like, and say it was made with AI when you post.

Photos that work best

Every piece on the board is a cut-out of your pet, so a clean outline and the whole body make the merges look right.

One cat, dog or other pet, whole body in view
A plain wall or floor behind it
Face and eyes clearly visible
Daylight or a bright room

Weaker or blocked

Photos of people or children
Two or more pets in one photo
Busy backgrounds or dark photos
Head-only close-ups

Fine-tune your video

Same prompt, full controls: switch the model, length or aspect ratio, attach a reference video, then generate.

Square 1:1 video, 15 seconds, one fixed top-down camera over a plain white board, bright even light, a playful sticker-like cut-out look with a thin white outline around every piece. Every piece on the board is the same pet from @image1, cut out with no background. Keep it exactly as in the photo: species, breed, face, eyes, ears, fur colour, fur length and markings, with the natural body of that animal and real paws, never human hands or a human face, so its owner recognises it at once. A merge game, 15 seconds: 0-3s the board is full of small identical copies of the pet in neat rows, blinking and wiggling. 3-6s three copies that touch slide together and pop into one bigger copy with a bright chime, then another three, then another. 6-9s three of the bigger copies slide together and pop into an even bigger, rounder, fluffier copy with a chime. 9-12s the merges speed up, chime after chime, until only three large, very round copies are left. 12-15s the last three slide together with the loudest chime and pop into one giant, perfectly round, extra fluffy version of the pet in the middle of the board, which blinks slowly at the camera. Each level is bigger, rounder and chubbier than the one before, always the same pet with the same face and markings. Use the photo only as a reference, not as an opening frame. Only this one pet, no other animals, no people. No text on screen: no captions, no numbers, no score, no logos, no watermark. No known characters. Pets only. Audio: one bright bell-like chime on every merge, soft bubbly pops, a little whoosh as pieces slide; no music, no singing, no song, no speech.

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Ding Ding Ding AI FAQ

What is the Ding Ding Ding trend?

A merge-game video trend from a CapCut template posted on 31 October 2026: copies of one photo fill a white board, and every three that touch slide together on a chime into one bigger copy. With pets, every level gets rounder.

Is bing bing bing the same trend?

Yes. Same merge game, same chimes; some people hear “ding”, others “bing”. People also call it the merge trend.

How do I make a Ding Ding Ding video of my pet?

Upload one photo of your pet, pick a version and press Generate. You get a 15-second square MP4 of the whole merge, from tiny copies to one giant, round pet. You do not write a prompt.

How many credits does a Ding Ding Ding video cost?

A 15-second clip costs 720 credits with Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p (the default) or 1,520 at 720p. The photo is a free input. Failed renders are refunded automatically. The price is shown before you generate.

Can I make a Ding Ding Ding video for free?

Signing up is free (no card) and new accounts get 100 credits, valid for 5 days (one grant per email). They cover images and a short test video: the cheapest clip is 20 credits, and Grok Imagine Video 1.5 makes up to 8 seconds at 480p for 100 credits. Chatting with the agent is free. Longer or higher-resolution videos need a plan or a one-time credit pack. The exact cost shows before every render, and failed renders are refunded.

Does it use the trend’s ding sound?

No. The template’s sound belongs to its creator. Your clip comes with its own chimes and pops made with the video, one on every merge. You can add the trending sound in TikTok when you post.

Is this the CapCut template?

No. The template needs six photos, one per level. This page needs one photo of your pet and generates every level as your pet, rounder each time. Our own take on the Ding Ding Ding merge trend, made with AI from your pet’s photo. Not the CapCut template, and not affiliated with CapCut, TikTok or the creators shown here. The template’s sound is not used.