1. Set the cast and place
Add the rider’s photo. Select two-photo mode to add a cop, then check the role labels or swap them. Pick a preset background or upload one.
Crazy Frog AI from the Photo You Already Have
Crazy Frog AI turns one or two photos into a 15-second invisible-moped chase inspired by Crazy Frog’s 2005 “Axel F” video. Your photo supplies the rider; a second photo can supply the pursuing officer.
One person or pet per photo · 15 seconds with sound · from 20 credits · default 90 credits
Photo 1 · Rider
One person or pet, face clear and facing the camera
JPG, PNG or WebP; 300–6000 px per side, up to 16 megapixels and 30 MB. One person or pet, face clear, evenly lit, without sunglasses or a hat. Use your own photo or a photo you have permission to use.
Seedance 2.5 · 480p · 16:9 · 15s · MP4
This video costs 90 credits. Charged at start; refunded if the job fails.
About $4.50 at the Studio credit rate. Buy ordinary credits from $14.99; smaller packs cost more per credit.
Signup gift: 3 credits = 0 complete Mini 480p attempts. Minimum: 20 credits. The $5 Trial cannot be used here.
External example · Your output is 15 seconds. More examples below.
Watch the rider, the officer’s close-up and the flip before deciding what to make. These are credited examples from other tools, with different lengths and settings; they are not test results from this generator.
Is your photo ready for the chase?
Start with the clearest original you have. A cropped selfie can pass the file checks, but a tiny or hidden face gives the model less to work with.
Accepted files: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 30 MB; each side 300–6000 px, within the 16-megapixel limit. Convert HEIC to one of these formats first. File checks happen before credits are charged.
For a better starting point, use one clearly visible face, even light and some space around the head and shoulders. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and group photos. Pets can play either role. These are quality suggestions, not a promise of identical faces in every frame.
| Input | What it controls |
|---|---|
| Photo 1 · Rider | The person or pet on the invisible moped. Keep their face and body visible where possible. |
| Photo 2 · Cop (two-photo mode) | The pursuing character. Swap exchanges the two photos. In one-photo mode, the officer is invented. |
| Background | Overpass, neon city, supermarket or your own image. A custom image sets the place, not a new chase choreography. |
What one Crazy Frog AI video will cost
Every option below makes one 15-second MP4. The default is Seedance 2.5 at 480p for 90 credits. One or two photos, either frame shape and any background have the same price for a given model and resolution.
| Model | Resolution | Credits per attempt | Value at Studio rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2 Mini | 480p | 20 | $1.00 |
| Seedance 2 Mini | 720p | 39 | $1.95 |
| Seedance 2 Fast | 480p | 39 | $1.95 |
| Seedance 2 Fast | 720p | 80 | $4.00 |
| Seedance 2 Pro | 480p | 64 | $3.20 |
| Seedance 2 Pro | 720p | 132 | $6.60 |
| Seedance 2 Pro | 1080p | 327 | $16.35 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 480p | 90 | $4.50 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 720p | 198 | $9.90 |
| Seedance 2.5 | 1080p | 484 | $24.20 |
| MiniMax H3 | 720p | 89 | $4.45 |
USD values use the Studio pack’s lowest unit rate. They are the value of credits spent, not a pay-per-video checkout price. MiniMax H3 is offered here as 720p; its provider setting is 768P.
Pay once for credits; use what you need
Ordinary packs start at $14.99 for 250 credits, followed by $29.99 for 560 and $69.99 for 1,400. There is no subscription or one-video checkout on this page. Unused credits remain in your balance under the pack terms.
Current signup gift: 3 credits. That covers 0 complete attempts at the minimum 20-credit setting. If the gift is below 20, it does not cover a full video on its own.
The $5 Ozil Mini Trial is restricted to Ozil Mini and cannot fund this tool. Choose an ordinary credit pack, or use the eligible Trial-to-Popular upgrade in your account.
With the site watermark enabled, videos made before your first purchase carry it. Buying a credit pack removes it from new exports and unlocks saved clean originals where available, without another generation charge.
View pack detailsFour Crazy Frog video examples to inspect
Watch the rider, the officer’s close-up and the flip before deciding what to make. These are credited examples from other tools, with different lengths and settings; they are not test results from this generator.
From your photo to a finished Crazy Frog race AI video
2. Read the quote, then generate
Choose the model, resolution and 16:9 or 9:16 frame. The length stays at 15 seconds. Sign in and review the credit total before starting; the job continues if you leave the page.
3. Review and download
Open the finished video from your history, watch all the way through and download the MP4 with audio. Reopening or downloading a completed result does not start another generation.
Check the result before paying for another take
Inspect both faces, especially the officer close-up around the middle of the chase. If the two identities blend, start with separate, clearer photos and verify the role order. A repeat can still vary.
Watch the hands, paws and landing in the flip. A higher resolution adds pixels; it does not guarantee correct anatomy, exact timing or a better likeness.
A job marked failed returns the generation credits automatically. A completed clip you choose to remake is a new paid attempt. If the status cannot load, use “Check status” first; that check does not create a new job.
What is the Crazy Frog song in this chase?
The reference is Crazy Frog’s 2005 “Axel F” video, built around the invisible-moped ride and police chase. “Axel F” was originally Harold Faltermeyer’s theme for Beverly Hills Cop. Crazy Frog’s character traces to Erik Wernquist’s animation and Daniel Malmedahl’s engine imitation.
The 2026 AI trend replaces the chase characters with people or pets from photos. This tool exports its chase audio in the MP4. Social platforms can restrict or mute music; the file does not guarantee a platform music license.
If you already have the clip and only need captions, trimming or a new edit, CapCut can handle that next step. Here, the starting point is a photo and the result is a newly generated chase.
Background sources: Crazy Frog — Axel F (official video) · Crazy Frog
Questions before your first Crazy Frog AI video
Can I use a tightly cropped selfie?
Yes, if it passes the format, size and pixel checks. A clear face with room around the head and shoulders is a better starting point than a tiny face or a heavily enlarged crop. The model invents unseen body details, so a valid upload is not a likeness guarantee.
Does it work in Safari on my iPhone, or do I need an app?
Use the website in a modern mobile browser; there is no app to install. Sign in, select a supported photo and keep its upload finished before leaving. The job then runs on the server. Return to your video history to check it and save the MP4. Convert HEIC photos to JPG, PNG or WebP first.
Can I upload JPG or PNG on a Mac and download an MP4?
Yes. JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted in the browser on a Mac, subject to the same limits. The completed download is a 15-second MP4 with audio in your chosen 16:9 or 9:16 shape. It is not an editable project file.
I only want one clip. Is there a free version or a subscription?
No subscription is required. The minimum generation is 20 credits and the current signup gift is 3; it covers 0 complete minimum-price attempts. Ordinary credit packs start at $14.99. The $5 Ozil Mini Trial cannot pay for Crazy Frog. The selected credit total is shown before you generate.
How do I stop the rider and cop from getting the same face?
In two-photo mode, use one distinct subject per photo and check that Photo 1 is the rider and Photo 2 is the cop. Use Swap if they are reversed. Clear, separate photos give stronger identity cues, but the generated close-up can still drift or mix faces. One-photo mode invents the officer.
Will choosing 1080p fix a distorted face or backflip?
No resolution setting guarantees that. It changes the output size and credit charge. Before buying another attempt, check the original photos, role order and background. A new generation can change the result, but it can also repeat the problem; there is no guaranteed repair setting.
When are credits returned, and when does a retry cost more?
Credits are charged when a valid job is created. A job that reaches failed status is refunded automatically. Checking its status or downloading an existing result costs no generation credits. Starting again after a completed clip is a new paid job, even if you disliked its face or motion.
Where are my photos stored, and can I delete them?
Photos are stored in cloud storage and sent to APIMart to process the generation. Your task history is tied to your account; uploaded photos are not added to this public example gallery. For deletion, contact support from your account email. No fixed automatic deletion period or provider-wide no-training promise is stated here; see the Privacy Policy.
Start with the photo, check the price
Your first chase is 15 seconds. Choose the cast, check the credit quote and keep the result in your account to download again.