Posting an AI Wall Run to TikTok or Instagram Reels

Prepare your 15-second AI Wall Run MP4 for TikTok or Instagram Reels. Check the crop, label the fictional stunt and choose a cover that shows the flip.

AIWallRun Team · Published and updated November 3, 2026

Frame from the AI Wall Run sharing walkthrough

Download the original MP4 from My Videos. It is already vertical and about 15 seconds long. Re-recording the player with your phone can bake controls and black bars into the result. Start a new video post or Reel with the downloaded file and watch the preview all the way through.

Preview check	What to do
The runner disappears near the crest	Keep the original 9:16 framing; avoid zooming to fill another crop.
A caption covers the flip	Move the text away from the railing and preview it with the app’s controls visible.
The cover looks like a real stunt	Choose a clear frame and say in the caption that it is AI-generated.

Apply the AI disclosure before posting

For TikTok, look in the video’s posting options for the AI-generated content setting. TikTok asks creators to label realistic AI video; see TikTok’s guidance. On Instagram, use the AI disclosure offered when publishing the Reel. Meta explains its labeling approach for realistic video and audio.

A caption that explains the shot

Try: “One portrait turned into an AI dam sprint. Watch the railing just before the flip.” If you use tags, descriptive ones like #AIWallRun or #AIVideo give viewers context. Use the platform disclosure as well as the caption. Check that you have the runner’s permission to share their likeness.

Compare the flip reference if you need a cover frame. The creation guide walks through the input and download; the AI Wall Run generator starts a new clip.