End of Watch Locker Scene AI Generator
Upload a photo and MakeMeme makes your End of Watch locker scene video: you grin into the wide-angle camera with your partner leaning in, then hold your police gear up to the lens piece by piece, the flashlight flaring, in the Jake Gyllenhaal meme's locker room. Alone or with a friend. 9 seconds, widescreen, with the sound.
- One photo
- From $1.99
- No watermark
Watch the End of Watch Locker Scene AI trend
Make yours
How to make an End of Watch Locker Scene AI video
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Pick just you, or you and a partner.
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Upload one clear photo for each person.
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Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p.
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Hit Generate. The camera comes up.
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Download the MP4 and post it with #lockerscenetrend.
Which photo works best
A person or a character
- From the chest up
- Face to the camera
- One person in each photo
- Good, even light
Avoid
- Group photos
- Sunglasses or a hand over the face
- Very blurry or dark photos
Make your version
9s videoBest results
- From the chest up
- Face to the camera
- Group photos
Credits come back if a video fails · Photos auto-deleted in 7 days
9 seconds, 480p, 720p or 1080p, cinematic widescreen · ready in about 6 minutes
Why MakeMeme
Why make your End of Watch Locker Scene AI video with MakeMeme?
One photo, nothing to write
Upload a single photo and hit Generate. No prompt, no template to hunt down, no editing app to learn.
The real clip, not a lookalike
Your photo is recast into the original End of Watch Locker Scene clip, so the scene, the camera moves and the timing are the ones people know.
Sound already on it
The clip's own audio goes back on your video, lined up with the action. Download it and post — no syncing.
You in your own clothes
The End of Watch locker scene AI keeps the person from your photo, outfit included: suits, jerseys and hoodies all work, because the joke is anybody at all in that locker room. Tag a friend as the partner who leans in, or use a favourite character.
Pick your quality
Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p before you start and pay only for the one you pick.
Credits back if it fails
If a video fails, the credits go straight back to your balance. Most are ready in a few minutes, and we email you when yours is done.
Quality & price
End of Watch Locker Scene AI video quality and price
Every End of Watch Locker Scene AI video is 9 seconds, cinematic widescreen. You pick the resolution in the generator before you start: 20 credits at 480p, 40 at 720p or 80 at 1080p.
480p
Standard
Trying the trend and quick posts to TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
$1.99 · 20 credits per video
720p
HD
Sharper faces and details when watched full screen on a phone.
$3.99 · 40 credits per video
1080p
Full HD
The sharpest version, for big screens, re-edits and compilations.
$7.99 · 80 credits per video
Higher resolutions cost more because the AI model renders more pixels for every second of video. The length, format and motion are the same at every resolution.
Pricing
End of Watch Locker Scene AI pricing
Buy a credit pack once and make End of Watch Locker Scene AI videos whenever you like. No monthly subscription.
Only need one? Get your End of Watch Locker Scene AI video at 720p.
One-time payment for exactly one video. No pack, nothing left over.
100 credits
2 videos$9.99one-time
$4.00 per End of Watch Locker Scene AI video
- 2 × 9-second End of Watch Locker Scene AI videos at 720p, 20 credits left over
- Cinematic widescreen MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire and work on every trend
- One-time payment, no subscription
- Most popular
300 credits
7 videos$26.99one-time
$3.60 per End of Watch Locker Scene AI videoSave 10%
- 7 × 9-second End of Watch Locker Scene AI videos at 720p, 20 credits left over
- Cinematic widescreen MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire and work on every trend
- One-time payment, no subscription
1,000 credits
25 videos$79.99one-time
$3.20 per End of Watch Locker Scene AI videoSave 20%
- 25 × 9-second End of Watch Locker Scene AI videos at 720p
- Cinematic widescreen MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire and work on every trend
- One-time payment, no subscription
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The moment
Your video has the gear coming up to the lens
The End of Watch locker scene is all about the wide-angle lens: a huge grin with the partner leaning in, then each piece of gear pushed right up to the camera, with the flashlight flaring across the whole shot.
Your End of Watch locker scene video has those beats with you from your photo, in your own clothes, in front of the blue lockers: the grin, the partner, the flare, the gear held up piece by piece and the two-finger salute, with the sound.
- The grin into the lens
- The partner leaning in
- The flashlight flare
- The two-finger salute
About the trend
What is the End of Watch Locker Scene AI trend?
- What it is
- The End of Watch locker scene, also called the Jake Gyllenhaal locker scene: in the 2012 police film End of Watch, an officer films himself in the locker room, his partner leaning in, and shows his gear to the lens piece by piece. End of Watch locker scene AI videos put you in it from a photo
- First seen
- A TikTok meme since at least 2023; the AI recasts took off in August 2026
- Where it's popular
- TikTok, Instagram Reels (#lockerscenetrend, #jakegyllenhaal)
- Sound
- The sound of the viral locker scene edit, already on your video
- Video format
- 9 seconds, 480p, 720p or 1080p, cinematic widescreen
- Price
- From $1.99 (20 credits) per video
Background
How the End of Watch locker scene became a trend
The End of Watch locker scene comes from David Ayer's 2012 police film, shot largely on the officers' own cameras, with Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña as patrol partners. The scene's huge wide-angle close-ups made it easy to turn into a meme.
In September 2023 a clip of the locker scene with a “Family: we didn't get you anything” caption passed 112,000 views on TikTok. In August 2026 AI recasts took over: @l.smithy71's locker scene edit reached 43,000 views and a how-to passed 139,000, and by autumn anyone from a man in a suit to a cartoon child was in the locker room.
Timeline
The locker scene as a meme passes 112K views
A how-to for the AI version passes 139K views
The locker scene edit passes 43K views
FAQ
End of Watch Locker Scene AI FAQ
What is the End of Watch locker scene?
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The End of Watch locker scene comes from the 2012 police film End of Watch: Jake Gyllenhaal's officer films himself in the locker room with a wide-angle camera, his partner leans in, and he shows his gear to the lens piece by piece. It became a TikTok meme and an AI video trend.
How do I do the Jake Gyllenhaal locker scene trend?
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To do the Jake Gyllenhaal locker scene trend, upload one photo on this page, or two with a friend, and hit Generate. MakeMeme makes the locker room, the gear, the camera moves and the sound, so there's no app to learn and no prompt to write.
Is it the same as the police locker scene or locker scene trend?
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Yes. The End of Watch locker scene is the same thing people call the Jake Gyllenhaal police locker scene, the cop locker scene and the locker scene trend. They all mean this clip with someone else in it.
Can I do the End of Watch locker scene with a friend?
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Yes. For the End of Watch locker scene, pick “Me and a partner” and upload two photos: you hold the camera and your friend leans in beside you. Alone, a stranger plays the partner.
Does the End of Watch locker scene AI work with characters?
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Yes. The End of Watch locker scene AI works with a clear picture of a character as well as a person, and cartoon versions are among the trend's favourites. The character keeps its own look in the locker room.
Will I wear the police uniform in the locker scene?
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No. In the End of Watch locker scene AI you keep the clothes from your photo, as in the trend's best-known AI versions. The film's white T-shirt doesn't carry over, so a suit or a jersey makes it funnier.
Which photo works best for the End of Watch locker scene AI?
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For the End of Watch locker scene AI, a clear photo from the chest up works best, one person, face to the camera, in good light. The lens gets very close, so the face matters most.
How long is the End of Watch locker scene video?
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The End of Watch locker scene video is 9 seconds, from the grin to the salute, in cinematic 16:9 widescreen with the sound on it.
What AI is used for End of Watch locker scene videos?
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End of Watch locker scene videos on MakeMeme use the AI video model that fits this trend best: it follows the camera and the gear and keeps your face from the photo, in 16:9 at 480p, 720p or 1080p.
Is the End of Watch locker scene AI free?
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No. AI video generation is expensive to run, so making the End of Watch locker scene video always costs money. On MakeMeme each video costs from 20 credits, paid from a credit pack, with no watermark. Most videos are ready in a few minutes, and we email you when yours is done.
What resolution is the End of Watch Locker Scene AI video, and how many credits does it cost?
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For the End of Watch Locker Scene AI video you pick the resolution before you generate: 20 credits at 480p, 40 at 720p or 80 at 1080p. Every resolution gives the same 9-second cinematic widescreen video; higher resolutions are sharper.
Only upload photos of yourself, of people who agreed to be in your video or of characters. The video is a parody, and the gear is only in the picture. MakeMeme isn't affiliated with the makers of End of Watch, Jake Gyllenhaal or the creators of the viral clips.