Crazy Frog AI

Crazy Frog AI is a web service that turns two uploaded photographs into a short invisible‑motorcycle chase video. You provide a rider photo, a chaser photo, pick one of five preset scenes, pay a single fee of $9.90, and receive a 14‑second clip with audio sent to your email. No account creation or prompt writing is required.

The tool is intended for social‑media creators who want a rapid, trend‑based video without filming. To use the service you need two clear images, JPG, PNG, or WebP, each no larger than 10 MB. Each photo must show a distinct person with a visible face, hands in a natural gripping position for the rider photo, and a separate person ready to follow in the chaser photo. Avoid motion blur, severe side angles, sunglasses, or heavy filters. Group photos can be cropped to isolate the intended subject. After the photos are uploaded, you choose the rider slot and the chaser slot, then pick a scene: Overpass, Candy Factory, Pixel World, Halloween Road, or Circuit City. The AI uses the images as reference to generate the chase, positioning the rider on an invisible motorcycle and having the chaser follow. Ambient soundtrack specific to each scene is automatically added. A preview is shown on a private result page while the video is being processed; the completed clip is then emailed, and can be downloaded from that page within 30 days.

The service does not require registration, so the entire workflow takes about two to five minutes, though busy periods may extend that time. Payment is a one‑time $9.90 per video; if a task fails, credits are returned. There is no subscription model or usage tiers described. The final output is a 14‑second video file with sound, ready for posting to platforms like TikTok or Instagram.

Key features

• Upload two clear JPG, PNG, or WebP photos up to 10 MB each.
• Choose from five preset scene styles, each with built‑in audio.
• No login or prompt writing; the AI generates the chase automatically.
• One‑time payment of $9.90 per video with returned credits for failed tasks.
• Video delivered via email and available for download on the result page.