How to do the I Feel Like Nicole AI trend for free
Yes, you can do the I Feel Like Nicole AI trend free: our prompt in an AI tool’s free tier, or film the cooler cam yourself. What each free route costs you.
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The short answer
Yes, there are two free ways to do the I Feel Like Nicole AI trend: paste our free cooler cam prompt into an AI video tool’s free tier with your photo as the reference, or film the cooler cam yourself. Free costs you in other ways: watermarks, short lengths and limited tries on free tiers, no song in AI clips, and a real cooler if you film it. Making it from one photo on the I Feel Like Nicole page is paid.
The routes compared
| Route | What you need | What you get | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free prompt in an AI tool | A free account, your photo, our prompt | An AI cooler cam clip | Free-tier limits, retries, add the song yourself |
| Film it yourself | A phone, a cooler or fridge | The real cooler cam | Permission, cold glass, many takes |
| One photo here (paid) | One head-to-feet photo | The full 14 s take, song in, no watermark | It costs credits |
Free tiers change often, so check what the tool you pick allows today: whether exports carry a watermark, how long a clip can be, and how many generations you get.
Free route 1: film it yourself
This is the one route that costs nothing at all, and the original was filmed this way. You need a phone, a cooler with a glass door (or a fridge), and about 14 seconds of confidence.
The shot plan
- Set up: phone upright on a shelf inside the cooler, chest height, camera out, recording vertical video. Ask staff first if it’s a store.
- 0–1 s: swing the door open, one hand still on it.
- 1–5 s: lean right into the lens and lip-sync the hook, mouth wide on the big line, palms together, then a smirk and a finger wag.
- 5–9 s: step back into the aisle, hand on hip, spin once, then pop your hips side to side.
- 9–12 s: walk back, reach past the phone for a pink can, hold it up for the last line.
- 12–14 s: flip your hair, let the door swing shut, strut off waving one arm.
What makes it look like the trend: the phone never moves, the door opens and closes on camera, and you commit. Half-hearted is the only way to get it wrong. Do three or four takes and keep the one where you look the most like you own the store.
Play the song out loud on another phone while you film, so you hit the hook, then add the official sound in the app when you post. Keep takes short: cold glass fogs and phones get cold fast.
Free route 2: our prompt in an AI tool’s free tier
- Pick an AI video tool with an image-to-video or reference-image mode and a free tier, such as Kling, Higgsfield, Runway, Veo or CapCut’s AI video.
- Attach one head-to-feet photo of yourself as the reference image.
- Copy the prompt from the I Feel Like Nicole AI prompt guide and paste it in. Pick vertical 9:16 and the longest length the free tier gives you.
- Generate, then check three things: the door opens first, your face holds in the close-up, and the can only shows up near the end.
- Download, then add ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman” in the TikTok or Reels editor when you post.
What free usually costs you on this trend: if the free length is shorter than 14 seconds, cut the prompt to the first beats (door, lip-sync, spin) and end on the spin. If the tool adds its own music, turn it off or mute it before you add the song.
Adding the song for free
Neither free route gives you a finished file with the song. That’s fine: TikTok and Instagram add it free when you post. Start from an I Feel Like Nicole video, tap the sound name, then use the sound with your clip. The sound guide has the steps for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
The paid route: one photo, no prompt
If you don’t want to film or wrangle a prompt, upload one photo on the I Feel Like Nicole page. You get the whole 14-second cooler cam, vertical, with the song already in it and no watermark, in Standard 480p or HD 720p, in about 3 minutes.
One Standard video uses 65 credits. The smallest pack that makes one is $12.90 for 90 credits (1 video), a one-time buy whose credits never expire, and plans start at $19.90 a month for 270 credits. If a video fails, its credits come back.
There are no free credits on NowStarring. Your photo is deleted automatically 7 days after upload. See all packs and plans.
Which to pick
- You have a cooler you can use and a friend to laugh with: film it. It’s free and it’s the real thing.
- You like tinkering and don’t mind retries or a watermark: the free prompt.
- You want it posted tonight with the song and your face holding up from the close-up to the walk away: one photo.
Still deciding? CapCut vs AI vs one photo compares the three in detail. NowStarring is an independent fan tool, not linked to ADÉLA, Nicole Kidman or the people in the original clip. The song belongs to its rights holders.
Domande frequenti
Is the I Feel Like Nicole AI trend free?
It can be. Film it yourself, or paste a free cooler cam prompt into an AI video tool’s free tier. The one-photo version on NowStarring is paid.
Does NowStarring have free credits?
No. One Standard I Feel Like Nicole video uses 65 credits, and the smallest pack is $12.90 for 90 credits. If a video fails, its credits come back.
What’s the catch with free AI video tools?
Free tiers usually limit something: a watermark on exports, a shorter length, fewer generations or a slower queue. Check the tool’s own page before you start.
Do free AI clips come with the song?
Usually not. Add ADÉLA’s “Nicole Kidman” in TikTok or Instagram when you post; it’s free there.
Can I film the I Feel Like Nicole trend in my fridge at home?
Yes. Stand the phone on a shelf facing out, open the door on the first beat, and let it close as you walk away. It’s the same frame without the store.
Is it okay to film inside a store’s cooler?
Ask the staff first, go when it’s quiet, keep the door open only briefly, and buy the drink you take. If they say no, use a fridge at home.
