Crazy Frog AI Video, Made From Two Photos

One clip, two photos, no editing. Photo 1 is the rider — the person who squats on the invisible moped. Photo 2 is the chaser who follows behind. MiniMax H3 renders the whole chase in one pass: the low squat, the fists on handlebars that aren't there, the close-up on the chaser, the flip, and the getaway. 10 or 15 seconds, vertical or horizontal, with sound.

1. Upload two photos.
2. Pick a length (10 or 15 seconds) and a shape — vertical for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, horizontal for YouTube and X.
3. Render. Usually a couple of minutes, then download the MP4. Full walkthrough: how to make the crazy frog AI video from two photos.

That's the whole point — it's your face, not a lookalike. Upload an ordinary front-on photo, face clearly visible, good light, and the model holds your face, hair and clothes consistent for the full chase. Nothing to perform: no dance video to record, no motion capture. Photo 2 works the same way if you want a friend chasing you.

Photos are sent to MiniMax H3 only to render this clip. We don't train on them. Email support@crazyfrogai.video to delete photos, clips or your account.

It's the tool that makes the invisible moped chase with your own two people. The trend is one shot and one joke: two riders, no bikes, and a distance between them the camera never explains — the chaser leans, the road curves, and the gap stays exactly where it started. People call it the invisible motorcycle trend, the invisible moped trend, or just the crazy frog AI video, because the character that started it was a frog. We're an independent fan tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Crazy Frog rights holders, and none of the original character art or audio is used here — what you generate is your own version of the shot.

None on this site — the maker hides it. You upload two people and pick an empty-road background (Image 3). MiniMax H3 gets a fixed chase prompt in the background:

• Shot 1 — wide glide, crouch, fists on invisible handlebars
• Shot 2 — chaser close-up on the hover-bike
• Shot 3 — one mid-air flip, back into the crouch
• Shot 4 — wide getaway, gap unchanged

The full wording, including what Image 1 / Image 2 / Image 3 must keep, is on the prompt page.

No subscription, nothing recurring. Credit packs are bought one at a time — what you see is what you pay, credits don't expire. You're only charged when a video finishes; failed renders are refunded automatically. Packs: pricing.

Both orientations. Vertical 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok; horizontal for YouTube and X — the frame follows your first photo. The chase itself is two people: Photo 1 leads, Photo 2 follows. Upload a second photo of a friend (with their consent) or another shot of you. The homepage studio needs both slots filled so both faces stay consistent in reference-image mode.

Yes, if you have their consent. Photo 1 and Photo 2 are reference images — both faces stay consistent through the whole clip. Don't upload anyone who did not agree to be edited.

Yes. The same two-photo pipeline can swap to another trend's camera path — burning bridges, moonwalk, AI dance, and other meme video generator / AI meme generator formats. Keep the two reference photos. Start from the template page or the prompt page.