How to Make a Crazy Frog AI Video with One or Two Photos

To make a Crazy Frog AI video, upload one clear full-body rider image and optionally add a second image as the chaser. The riding pose, pursuit, camera movement, and vertical format are already set up, so no prompt is required. Choose 480P or 720P, generate the clip, then preview and download the finished 9:16 MP4.

What do I need before I start?

Prepare the following:

• One required rider image in JPG, PNG, or WebP format, no larger than 10 MB.
• An optional chaser image in the same formats, also no larger than 10 MB.
• A clear full-body view with the face, hands, legs, and both feet visible.
• Permission to use every identifiable adult in the submitted images. Images of minors are prohibited.
• At least 0.5 video balance for a 480P render or 1 video balance for a 720P render.

New accounts start with 0 video balance. The current one-time packs are listed on the pricing page.

Step 1: Choose the rider image

Start with one sharp, well-lit image containing a single main person or character. Front-facing or slightly turned poses usually provide a clearer reference than a strong side profile. Keep the body unobstructed, separate the subject from the background, and leave a little space around the silhouette.

Original illustrated and 3D characters are supported as well as photoreal people. If the source is stylized, use a clean image with consistent shapes, colors, and clearly readable limbs. The Crazy Frog AI photo guide has a complete checklist and examples of what to avoid.

Step 2: Decide whether to add a chaser

Open the homepage generator and upload the rider first. The second image is optional:

• One-photo mode: leave the chaser slot empty. The video creates a visually distinct AI chaser behind the rider.
• Two-photo mode: add another full-body image. The first character is the escaping rider, and the second becomes the pursuer.

For a two-person result, use one main subject in each image rather than a group photo. Similar framing and visual quality help the two references work together. Read the two-person Crazy Frog AI guide for image order, pairing ideas, and dual-character tips.

Generative AI can still vary facial details, anatomy, clothing, and shot composition. A suitable reference improves the available visual information but cannot guarantee an exact reproduction.

Step 3: Add an optional camera and scene note

You can generate without writing anything. The invisible-moped ride and chase are already part of the experience.

Use the optional note, up to 600 characters, only when you want to shape the setting, lighting, camera, or visual style. A useful structure is:

setting + time or lighting + one camera move + mood or visual style

For example:

Rainy waterfront road after dark, amber reflections on the pavement, smooth low side-tracking camera, playful cinematic energy.

Keep the direction focused. One location and one main camera move are easier to express coherently than several scene changes. The Crazy Frog AI prompt guide includes separate examples for one-photo, two-photo, photoreal, and cartoon inputs.

Step 4: Choose 480P or 720P

Both options produce a 9:16 vertical MP4:

• 480P uses 0.5 video balance. It is the lower-cost choice for testing a source image or creative direction.
• 720P uses 1 video balance. It provides a higher-detail result when the references and direction are ready.

Resolution changes the output detail and video-balance use, not the vertical aspect ratio.

Step 5: Generate the video

Submit the job after checking the preview and image order. Processing is asynchronous and completion time varies, so no fixed turnaround is guaranteed.

A failed task is designed to return the video balance reserved for that job. A successfully produced video is not refundable only because its creative result differs from what you imagined.

Step 6: Preview, download, and review

When the job succeeds, preview the result and download the MP4 promptly. The private signed result link expires after 24 hours, and the underlying file should not be treated as permanent storage.

Before publishing, review:

• Whether the rider and chaser remain recognizable.
• Whether hands, legs, and feet move coherently.
• Whether the invisible ride reads clearly.
• Whether the visual medium stays consistent for illustrated or 3D inputs.
• Whether unexpected text, logos, or objects appear.

If an important detail is weak, use the fixes in the Crazy Frog AI photo guide to decide whether to improve the source, simplify the camera note, or change one creative variable.

Step 7: Add only audio you are allowed to use

The generator does not provide, embed, synchronize, or license “Axel F” or any other third-party music. If you add audio after downloading, you are responsible for obtaining the permissions required for that use and following the destination platform's rules.

Quick answers

Can I make the video with only one photo?

Yes. Upload the rider and leave the optional chaser empty. A distinct AI chaser is created for the pursuit.

Can I choose both characters?

Yes. Upload the rider first and the chaser second. Each image can be up to 10 MB and should show one clear full-body person or original character.

Can I use cartoon or 3D character art?

Yes. Photoreal and original stylized inputs are supported. Clear silhouettes, visible limbs, and a consistent visual medium give the generator more useful reference information.

Do I need a detailed Crazy Frog AI prompt?

No. The main action is already set up. The optional note is for details such as location, light, camera, and style.

Is this an official Crazy Frog service?

No. Crazy Frog AI Video Generator is an independent, unofficial creative tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or associated with Crazy Frog or any related rightsholder. It grants no rights to third-party characters, marks, or music.

To understand the format before creating, read the Crazy Frog AI trend explainer. If your images are ready, open the generator and choose one-photo or two-photo mode.