Why does the broom look strange in my video?

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Short answer

A broom handle is a thin prop, and video models often bend it, blur it or merge it into the legs. Pick a photo with your hands and arms clear of the torso, look at the 5-second preview, and run again if the broom is still wrong. Runs differ.

Still from a generated clip: a witch-hatted rider in a long black dress hovering by a car window along a pine-lined dirt road
Still from a generated clip: a witch-hatted rider in a long black dress hovering by a car window along a pine-lined dirt road

Typical glitches

  • The handle warps or melts into the rider's legs.
  • The straw end turns to mush when the motion is fast.
  • The rider hovers with no visible contact with the broom.

Ways to improve it

  • Pick a photo where the upper body is clear and the hands are empty. A plain top without busy patterns on the arms helps too.
  • Take the forest road or the suburban street. Busy city backgrounds make the glitches worse.
  • Preview first. Spend credits only on a look you like.

Questions people ask

Could I upload a photo with my own broom in it?

Better not to. A prop that's already in the picture may confuse the model, and the broom is generated anyway.

Is a bent broom grounds for a refund?

No. A finished video with a bent broom is a normal result. Refunds cover only videos that never finish.

What material is the broom meant to be?

Wood, with a bristly straw end, nothing fancy.

Hop on the broom yourself

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