How to Make the Tip Toeing in My Jordans Meme (3 Ways)

You saw the imp creep through the straw, heard Riff Raff drawl the hook, and now you want one with your own face, your dog or your group chat in it. This guide covers how to make the tip toeing in my Jordans meme three ways, from free to fully custom, and what each one actually gets you.

Short version: an app template is free but keeps the original imp. A green screen overlay drops the imp into your own footage. An AI video puts you in the imp's place.

How to make the tip toeing in my Jordans meme: pick your method

The three methods differ in one thing: who does the dancing.

Method	Who dances	Cost	Time	Best for
App template (CapCut and similar)	The original AI imp	Free	A few minutes	A quick reaction post
Green screen overlay	The original imp, on top of your video	Free	10 to 20 minutes	Putting the imp in your room
AI video from a photo	You, a friend or a pet	Paid per video	Depends on the queue	The version people share

None of these need the original clip file from you. The first two reuse the imp. The third remakes the whole scene around your photo.

Method 1: use an app template

CapCut and other editors list user-made templates for trends like this one. Search the template library for "tip toe" or "Rumpelstiltskin", open one, and swap in your own caption or photo slots.

1. Open the template library in the app and search the trend name.
2. Check the preview. Many templates only add text over the original clip.
3. Tap "use template", add your text or photos, and export.

Templates come and go fast, and anyone can upload one, so check what it really does before you spend time on it. A template is the right pick when the joke is in your caption, not in who is dancing.

Method 2: overlay the imp with a green screen

A green screen version is the imp cut out on a flat green background. Your editor's chroma key tool removes the green, so the imp dances on top of your own video.

1. Find a green screen clip of the dance. Some creators share them, and a few generator sites render one on request.
2. Put your own footage on the main track and add the green screen clip as an overlay above it.
3. Select the overlay and open the chroma key tool. In CapCut it sits under Cutout. Pick the green with the color picker and raise the intensity until the green is gone.
4. Resize the imp, place him on your floor, and trim to the beat.

Our meme template and green screen guide goes deeper on finding a clean clip and the rights questions that come with reusing someone else's AI footage.

Method 3: put yourself in the meme with AI

This is the version where the dancer has your face. You upload a photo, and an AI video model rebuilds the barn scene with you doing the tip toe.

On our tip toeing in my Jordans meme generator it works like this:

1. Upload one clear photo. Full body beats a selfie, because the joke is in the feet. Pets and drawings work. Add a second photo if a friend should play the person in the straw.
2. Check the free instant preview. Your photo appears on a still of the dancer right away, so you can check the crop before paying. It is a mock-up, not the AI result.
3. Pick framing and quality. Vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or wide 16:9. 768P or 2K.
4. Render and download. You get a 12-second MP4. If a render fails, the credits come back.

There is no prompt to write. The barn, the shush, the grin and the cuts are fixed by the template, and the model swaps in your photo. One 768P video costs $6.99 with no subscription. The pricing page has the packs.

If you want the moody, candlelit fairy-tale look specifically, the Rumpelstiltskin AI video generator runs the same template from a page built around that scene.

Getting the sound right when you post

The hook is "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz", a 2014 Riff Raff single. That spelling is the official title, so search it that way in the app's sound library.

Our renders use the template's soundtrack as an audio reference and usually keep it, but that is not guaranteed. The safest move on any method:

• Mute the clip's own audio in the app's editor.
• Add "Tip Toe Wing In My Jawwdinz" from the TikTok, Instagram or YouTube Shorts music library.
• Line the first tip toe step up with the beat drop. It is the moment the meme lives on.

Using the platform's licensed sound also puts your post on the trend's sound page, where people browsing the trend can find it. Our Riff Raff song guide explains the title, the meaning and where the song came from.

Photo tips that make the AI version work

From our own test renders, a few things matter more than anything else:

• Head-to-toe photos. In one of our early tests, the dancer slipped back toward the original imp in some wide dancing shots. A clear, full-length photo gives the model the most to hold on to, feet included.
• One subject, good light, face visible. Group shots confuse which person should dance.
• Pets standing up. A dog or cat photographed on its hind legs reads as a tip toe straight away.

AI results vary between takes, so treat the first render as a test. Every render is kept as its own take, so you can try another photo without losing the first one.

Tip toeing in my Jordans meme FAQ

Can I make the tip toeing in my Jordans meme for free?

Yes, if the original imp is fine. App templates and green screen overlays cost nothing. Putting your own face in the dance needs an AI video model, which costs money to run. On our site the instant preview is free and a full video starts at $6.99.

What app do people use to make the tip toe meme?

For template and green screen versions, most people use CapCut or the editor built into TikTok or Instagram. For versions with their own face, people use browser-based AI generators like ours, which need no app download.

How long is the tip toeing in my Jordans meme?

Most remakes run about 9 to 13 seconds, depending on the tool. Ours are 12 seconds, long enough for the creep-in, the shush and the full tip toe.

Is the tip toe meme from a movie?

No. The clip is AI-generated and was first posted on Instagram in late August 2026. It is not from the 1987 Rumpelstiltskin film. Our Rumpelstiltskin meme guide has the dated timeline.

Do I need permission to use someone's photo?

Yes. Only use photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets. Don't present an AI clip as real footage of a real person, and label it as AI where the platform asks.

How to make the tip toeing in my Jordans meme today

Now you know how to make the tip toeing in my Jordans meme three ways. Want the version where it is actually you on your tip toes? Upload a photo to the tip toeing in my Jordans meme generator, check the free preview, and render your 12-second clip.

Sources

• AI Rumpelstiltskin "Tip Toein' In My Jordans", Know Your Meme, 2026
• AI-generated Rumpelstiltskin meme, NBC Washington, 2026
• Is the Rumpelstiltskin 'Tip Toein' In My Jordans' meme AI?, Yahoo Entertainment, 2026
• Tip Toe Wing in My Jawwdinz, Wikipedia
• Add sounds to your TikTok videos, TikTok Help Center
• About AI-generated content, TikTok Help Center
• CapCut templates, CapCut
• Chroma key, Wikipedia
• Rumpelstiltskin (1987 film), Wikipedia

This site is an independent fan tool. It is not affiliated with Riff Raff, CapCut, TikTok or the artists behind the original AI clip.