Use a clear subject
Choose a photo with one clearly visible person, good lighting and an unobstructed face. A full-body photo also shows clothing and proportions. Avoid group shots, heavy filters and crops that hide the person you want to cast.
Keep the scene readable
Use a landscape photo for the background, with space for the rider and chaser. A clear road and readable surroundings give a simpler starting point than a crowded scene. You can also keep the original setting or describe a new one.
Describe one choice at a time
Write a short description in the field for the rider, chaser or background. For a character, focus on appearance and clothing. For a setting, name the place, light and surroundings. Keep the action out of these descriptions: the template supplies it.
Choose photos you can use
Use your own photos or images you have permission to use. Ask a friend before casting them in the chase, and avoid sharing sensitive details in photos or descriptions.
A character description
Example input: “One adult with short dark hair, a yellow jacket, blue jeans and white trainers.” Use this kind of detail for a rider or chaser, then adjust it to your idea.
A setting description
Example input: “A quiet coastal road in daylight, with the sea on one side and low white buildings on the other.” Describe the world rather than camera moves or a new story.
These descriptions are illustrative inputs, not examples of generated results. Watch a real finished chase
Before you create.
How large can my photo be?
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP file up to 10 MB. The uploader also checks image dimensions and aspect ratio; follow its feedback if a file is not accepted.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No action prompt is needed. Choose a photo, a short description or the original option for each part. The Crazy Frog template already guides the introduction, pursuer, flip and landing, and getaway.
Can the model miss a move?
Yes. Faces, movement and timing can differ between generations. Check the rider, chaser, flip, landing and getaway in your finished video before sharing it.
Can I change my choices after generating?
Review every photo and description first. A different cast or setting requires a new video and another credit. See the one-time video packs