How to make a Crazy Frog AI video
From a rider photo to a 14-second chase with an optional pursuer, your own backdrop and a soundtrack.
A clear photo and a setting are enough to start. Your video follows a four-part chase: an invisible ride, a pursuing officer, a flip and a getaway. The reference guides the action; the AI creates new frames, so timing and appearance can vary.
1. Choose your cast
Open the video maker and add one photo of the rider. JPG, PNG and WebP are supported, up to 10 MB per image. Choose a well-lit face without blur or heavy filters. A full-body photo helps with clothing, provided the face is still clear.
You can add a separate person in the optional chaser slot to cast the pursuing officer. Leave it empty to use an AI officer. Get permission from anyone you include. The photo guide explains what makes a useful reference.
2. Set the scene
Choose one of 16 backgrounds, or select Upload your own and add a location photo. Then choose 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait under Video format. A wide road or open space gives the chase room to move. The background guides the setting; it does not guarantee an exact copy of every building or road marking.
3. Generate and follow progress
Sign in and check your video credit balance. Each new chase reserves one credit. Packs are one-time purchases, with no automatic renewal. Automatic provider fallback does not use another credit, and a technical failure returns the reservation.
The maker renders a silent video first, then adds the reference soundtrack. Queue, rendering and audio processing take different amounts of time. You can follow the task on the page or in My videos.
4. Review and download
Watch the rider, chaser, flip and ending before downloading. The result is a 14-second MP4 in your selected 16:9 landscape or 9:16 portrait format. Portrait videos are generated for a vertical frame, so review the framing and main action before posting.
Download the result you want to keep because hosted links can expire. Another take is a new generation and may produce a different likeness or motion. See the service terms for credit rules and use of third-party reference material.