How to make a Crazy Frog AI video with your own face

To make a Crazy Frog AI video, upload one clear photo of yourself at crazyfrog-ai.net, pick one of 12 chase scenes, tick the permission box and press start. The video is ready in 2 to 5 minutes, and you download it as an HD MP4 with no watermark. The rest of this guide covers each step in detail, plus how to post it on TikTok with the trend sound.

What you need

• One photo of the rider. That's you, or a friend who said yes.
• A Crazy Frog AI account. Signing up takes a few seconds.
• One video in your balance. Videos are sold in packs of 1, 3 or 10 on the pricing section.
• Optional: a second photo, if a friend wants to play the cop.

Step 1: Choose a photo that works

The photo decides how much the rider in the video looks like you. The AI has to rebuild your face and body in a squat, from several angles, so give it as much to work with as possible.

• One person in the frame. Crop out friends, pets and posters with faces on them.
• Face clearly visible. Facing the camera, sharp, no sunglasses, mask or hand in the way.
• Good light. Daylight or a bright room. Strong shadows across the face lower the likeness.
• Head to waist if you can. A photo that shows your build and clothes makes the squat look natural.

Avoid mirror selfies where the phone covers part of the face, group shots, and heavily filtered photos. Beauty filters change your face shape, so the video won't look like the real you.

Step 2: Decide who chases you

Every scene comes with its own chaser. Leave the chaser slot empty and Crazy Frog AI casts one that fits the place: a motorcycle cop on the overpass, a security guard in the mall, your manager in the office.

If a friend wants to be the cop, add their photo in the chaser slot. They show up dressed for the scene you pick. It costs the same as a solo video, and the same photo rules apply.

Step 3: Pick a scene

Crazy Frog AI has 12 scenes. The original trend is closest to the highway overpass; the others move the chase somewhere new:

• Highway overpass: chased by a motorcycle cop
• Night market: chased by a patrol officer
• Shopping mall: chased by a mall security guard
• Open-plan office: chased by your manager
• Desert highway: chased by a highway trooper
• Ski slope: chased by ski patrol
• Airport runway: chased by airport security
• School hallway: chased by the principal
• Canal town: chased by a city cop
• Jungle ruins: chased by a park ranger
• Moon base: chased by an astronaut cop
• 8-bit level: chased by a pixel cop

Tip: tap the expand icon on a scene card to see the full background before you choose.

Step 4: Start the chase

Tick the box to confirm that everyone in the photos is you or agreed to it, then press Start the chase. One video is taken from your balance, and the generator shows the progress right on the page.

Every Crazy Frog AI video follows the same five beats as the trend: a side tracking shot of you on the invisible moped, a low angle on your face, a close-up of the chaser, a ramp jump with a mid-air flip, and the getaway.

Make your Crazy Frog AI video

Step 5: Download the MP4

When the video is ready, press Download MP4. You get a 16:9 HD file with no watermark. Finished videos stay in My Videos (in the account menu), so you can download them again later on any device.

Step 6: Add the sound and post it on TikTok

Crazy Frog AI videos come out silent on purpose. The trend sound is a licensed track, so the safest way to use it is from the platform's own music library:

1. Open TikTok, tap + and upload the MP4.
2. Tap Add sound and search for "Crazy Frog Axel F" or the trending invisible moped sound.
3. Line up the engine noise with the first shot of you riding.
4. Optional: crop to 9:16. The rider stays near the center, so it crops cleanly.
5. Post with #crazyfrogai and #invisiblemoped so people can find it.

The same works in Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. In CapCut, add the video to a new project, use Audio > Sounds, then export.

Troubleshooting

The rider doesn't look like me

Use a sharper, brighter photo where your face fills more of the frame, and turn off beauty filters. Faces vary a little between runs, so a second attempt with a better photo usually looks closer.

The video failed

If a video fails, it goes back to your balance automatically and you can start again. A failure is usually caused by a photo the AI can't read well (very dark, very small face, several people).

The squat looks odd

Photos that show you from head to waist give the AI a better idea of your build. A tight close-up of only your face leaves it to guess the rest of your body.

My friend doesn't look like the cop I expected

The chaser is dressed for the scene, so the outfit changes with it. If you want a classic police look, use the highway overpass or desert highway scene.