AI Bald Filter Video: A Monkey Swipes Your Hair Off

The AI bald filter in Ginly AI is a short comedy video rather than a still: from one photo, a monkey swipes your hair off on a city street and you clutch your newly bald head. Pick the Bald Swipe effect, add a picture and the app creates the clip, with no prompt and no editing.

  • In the app: Bald Swipe
  • Available on: iPhone, iPad and Android

What happens in the video

The preview opens on a man with short dark hair and a beard, standing in a plain white T-shirt in the middle of a street lined with brick apartment blocks. A monkey leaps in from the left, reaches up and sweeps its hand across his head. After a couple of swipes, a clump of dark hair flies off and he is suddenly bald, grinning with clenched fists. He then clutches his bare scalp with both hands, mouth wide open in comic shock, while the monkey wanders off and a car rolls up the street behind him.

How to make it with Ginly AI

  1. In Ginly AI, open Fun & Entertainment Effects and tap Bald Swipe, or type “Bald Swipe” into the All effects search.
  2. Take a new photo or pick one from your gallery, then crop it so your head, hair and shoulders are in frame. A mirror-flip option is there if a selfie looks reversed.
  3. Tap Generate. Your credits are used, and the app switches to the Library while the clip is made.
  4. Open the finished video to watch the monkey strike, then save it with Download or send it with Share.

Tips for the best result

  • Take off hats, caps and hoods: the joke is your hair flying off, so it needs to be on show.
  • Frame from the chest or waist up with some space above your head, as in the preview, where the monkey reaches in from the side.
  • Face the camera in good light with your whole face visible; the payoff is your reaction once the hair is gone.
  • Keep it to one person per photo, like the preview; give each friend their own clip instead.

Ideas to try

  • Got a big haircut booked? Post the monkey version first, then the real result, and let your followers compare.
  • Keep a Bald Swipe clip of yourself ready as your reaction to bad news in the group chat, like a cancelled concert or a rained-out barbecue.
  • Surprise a friend on their birthday with their own monkey moment: ask them first, then send it to them before it goes anywhere else.

Frequently asked questions

Which app makes the AI bald filter video?

Ginly AI does. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android: go to Fun & Entertainment Effects, tap Bald Swipe and add one photo; the monkey gag is made in the app, not on this website. Get Ginly AI.

Is the AI bald filter free?

Downloading Ginly AI costs nothing, and new users may get free starter credits to try Bald Swipe; a daily credit gift may also be running. Once those are used, videos take credits that come with a weekly plan, with top-up packs for subscribers. Any of these offers can change.

Can I use the AI bald filter online?

Not on this website. Ginly AI is a phone and tablet app, and www.ginly.ai only shows examples. Because the video is generated in the cloud by third-party AI services, the app needs an internet connection.

Can I try the AI bald filter without signing up?

You can. Continue as Guest gives you a guest account without an email or password, and guests can make videos. Just don't log out of it while you still want your clips: logging out of a guest account means losing what's in it.

Does the AI bald filter show how I'd look bald?

Only as a joke. In Bald Swipe the AI imagines your head without hair after the monkey's swipe; it isn't a hair-loss simulator or a medical preview, and the result depends on your photo. For other hair looks, try the long hair filter or the bangs filter.

Why was my photo rejected?

The AI providers' automated content filters can reject some photos, for example ones that contain nudity. An everyday, fully clothed photo is the safest choice. If a video fails, the Library shows a button to request your credits back (limits apply).

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