Can I make the Ozil goal with my dog, a friend or a toy?

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Short answer

Yes. The scorer can be you, a pet, a toy or a drawing, and the goalkeeper can be a friend, a relative or another pet. Only the scorer photo is required. Pets and toys work best in sharp, front-facing photos, and results vary, so check the free preview first.

Example frame: the scorer in front, a friend sitting on the grass behind in goal
Example frame: the scorer in front, a friend sitting on the grass behind in goal

Pairing ideas

  • Just you: you score against a stand-in keeper.
  • You and a friend: you score, they get beaten. Ask them first.
  • A dog or cat as the scorer: it keeps its own shape and moves on four legs.
  • A pet in goal: put a person in the first box and the pet in the second.
  • A toy or a drawing: it comes to life as a life-size scorer.

Tips for pets and toys

Pick a photo where the face is big, sharp and turned toward the lens. A dog sitting up looks better than one curled up asleep.

A model has to invent the movement for animals and figures, so the result can look surprising. Treat the preview as a test.

What not to upload

Skip photos of people who have not agreed, famous people and anyone under 18. The Photo Consent page has the full rules. For a dedicated page, see the dog version or the dinosaur version.

Questions people ask

Can both roles be pets?

Yes. Neither role has to be a person. Check the free preview before you spend credits.

Can I add a second goalkeeper?

No. The scene has one scorer and one goalkeeper.

Do group photos work?

Not well. The model may merge faces or pick the wrong one, so crop to one subject per photo.

Put yourself in the Ozil goal

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