Can pets and friends ride the Crazy Frog AI bike?

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In short

All of them can ride: you, an adult friend who said yes, a dog, a cat or another pet. A pet squats mid-air, front paws ahead as if holding handlebars. Photos of animals are harder to predict than photos of people, so if you qualify, run the free 5-second preview first.

Template frame: a golden retriever, tongue lolling, held in a mid-air crouch over the same highway, front paws reaching out for bars that aren't there
Template frame: a golden retriever, tongue lolling, held in a mid-air crouch over the same highway, front paws reaching out for bars that aren't there

Pick your rider

  • Yourself, from a photo where the face is clear.
  • A grown-up friend or relative who agreed to be in it.
  • A dog or a cat, shot up close and facing the lens.
  • A toy or a character you drew, which comes to life as itself.

How pets differ

Species never changes. The pet squats in mid-air, front paws out ahead, ears and fur whipped back. For photo advice, see the pet version page.

One rider at a time

A scene seats one rider only. Two friends? Render two clips and play them side by side.

Quick questions

Can two riders share one video?

They can't. A render takes one photo and seats one rider, so make a clip for each person and combine the files in an editor.

Do I have to ask my friend?

Yes. You confirm at upload that everyone shown has agreed. Ask first, then send them the result.

Will a toy or drawing work?

If you own it, yes. Its colours and shape carry over, and then the figure squats on the invisible bike and joins the chase. The free preview shows how it turns out.

Your turn on the bike

One photo does it. Nothing to subscribe to, and the finished clip has no watermark.

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