01Same photo, two scenes

What AI Crazy Frog made
Upload one photo and in about 5–10 minutes get a 15-second video of you riding the invisible moped while a cop on a hover-bike chases you. Pick 1 of 8 scenes and 3 endings, or add a friend as the cop. No app, no template, no editing.

From $6.90 per video · No subscription · Failed renders are never charged
The rider
You, a friend who said yes, or your pet
The cop (optional)
Add a friend to chase you
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These are real uploads and the unedited 15-second videos the site made from them. We only picked a scene and an ending: no prompt, no editing.

What AI Crazy Frog made

What AI Crazy Frog made
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The Crazy Frog AI trend is a wave of AI videos that took over TikTok in October 2026: a person holds a deep squat in mid-air, fists on handlebars nobody can see, and cruises down a highway with a smug grin while a cop on a hovering police bike chases them. One reference clip, posted by @wdmowski, runs 14.6 seconds in 16:9 and ends with a backflip.
It is called Crazy Frog AI because it re-stages the 2005 Crazy Frog "Axel F" music video, where the cartoon frog rides an imaginary motorcycle while a killbot on a hover-cycle chases him, and creators post it over that same sound. The AI version swaps the frog for a real person and the killbot for a cop.
AI Crazy Frog recreates that police chase from one photo of you, in the same four beats: the ride, the cop, the flip and the getaway. You choose where it happens and how it ends, then post it on TikTok with the sound.
Make my videoThree steps from your phone or laptop, about 5–10 minutes of rendering. No app, no prompt, no editing skills.
One clear, front-facing photo of the rider (JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 8 MB): you, a friend who said yes, or your pet. Add a second photo to make a friend the cop.
Choose one of 8 scenes and a flip, wipeout or wheelie ending. Want a friend as the cop? Add a second photo.
Your 15-second MP4 comes without a watermark, with the original Crazy Frog trend sound laid on. Posting on TikTok? Download the silent version and add the sound in the app.
The classic: you, cruising the overpass grinning into the camera while the siren closes in.
Add their photo as the chaser. Send it to the group chat and watch who reacts first.
Pets ride too. A cat squatting on an invisible moped through a supermarket is hard to scroll past.
Same rider, a new scene every day: overpass, Mars, snowy pass. Post them as parts 1, 2, 3.
A standard video is 10 credits, an HD video is 25, whatever scene or ending you pick. Credits never expire, and a failed render is never charged.
Single
10 credits · 1 standard video · ≈ $6.90 per standard video
Duo
26 credits · 1 HD video, or 2 standard · ≈ $6.50 per standard video
Party
42 credits · 1 HD + 1 standard, or 4 standard · ≈ $5.93 per standard video
Crew
90 credits · 3 HD videos, or 9 standard · ≈ $5.54 per standard video
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Credits per 15-second video. Pick standard or HD before each render.
| Video | Standard | HD |
|---|---|---|
Crazy Frog AI video 15 s · any scene and ending · sound included | 10 credits | 25 credits |
Template apps paste a new face onto the same ride. Here you direct it, with no prompt to write.
Every scene and ending has its own tested shot list, so your face stays the same across every cut. You just pick from menus.
Add a second photo and the person chasing you is someone you know, in uniform.
The rider can be your dog, cat or rabbit. Same squat, same chase.
Overpass, neon city, beach, snowy pass, supermarket, office, Mars and a pixel world, ending in a flip, wipeout or wheelie.
The trend's own sound is added to your video when you download it, timed to the shots. 16:9 like the original, or 9:16 for TikTok and Reels.
From $6.90, no subscription. If a render fails, the credits go straight back.
How to make your video, which photo works, and how to post it with the sound.




Short answers to what people ask before they ride.
One photo in, a 15-second video out in about 5–10 minutes, from $6.90.