

Load up Celery Man starring you
Celery Man: Cinco Identity Generator 2.5 is a novelty web app that lets you star in your own version of the Celery Man animation. Upload a photo of yourself (or pick a preloaded identity such as Paul Rudd, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Dario Amodei, or Sam Altman) and the tool generates the classic Celery Man sequence featuring you, complete with "talking to the computer" and "kicking up the 4d3d3d3."
Add yourself to the Celery Man video by uploading a photo, and the generator builds the animation starring you.
Choose from bundled identities including Paul Rudd, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Thomas Dimson, Ian Silber, and Joey Flynn.
Talk to the computer as part of the Celery Man experience, echoing the original sketch's prompts.
Reproduces the full Cinco Identity Generator 2.5 routine, including the 4d3d3d3 sequence and celery/head dance elements.
The project has a public GitHub repository linked from the site, so the code can be viewed or contributed to.
A Discord server is linked for the community around the project (by Fun Inc).
Open the Cinco Identity Generator 2.5 page and press Start to begin the Celery Man sequence.
Upload a photo to add yourself, or select one of the preloaded identities from the identity menu.
Talk to the computer and kick up the 4d3d3d3 as the Celery Man sequence plays starring your chosen identity.
It generates the classic Celery Man animation starring you — you upload a photo, talk to the computer, and kick up the 4d3d3d3.
Use the identity option to add yourself by uploading a photo, then start the sequence.
Yes — the generator includes preloaded identities such as Paul Rudd, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Thomas Dimson, Ian Silber, and Joey Flynn.
No pricing or paid plans are mentioned anywhere on the site, so it appears to be a free novelty tool.
A GitHub repository is linked from the site, indicating the code is publicly available.
It runs in the browser as a web app at celeryman.fun; no downloads or installs are mentioned.