Prompt guide
Crazy Frog AI Prompt: Copy-Paste Prompts for the Trend
Updated 2026-10-15
Quick answer
Below are two ready-to-copy prompts for the Crazy Frog AI trend: one for a solo rider and one for two friends riding side by side. Paste the one you need into an image-to-video tool that accepts reference photos, attach your photo, and ask for street sounds without music so the trend sound you add when posting stays clear. Each prompt describes the floating squat, the car chase, the fast cuts and the wipeout at the end.
Change log
- First publication of this guide.
Solo rider prompt
Format: A 12-second clip at 720p, 9:16. No speech, no captions and no lettering anywhere in the frame. Reference: Use only the adult from the attached photo and keep their face, hair and build recognizable. Do not invent a second rider. The rider stays the sharpest thing on screen. Clothes: Keep exactly the outfit from the photo, same colors and shape, with no added logos. Other people: Nobody else on foot. One plain silver car without badges, logos or readable plates chases close behind; the driver is only a shadow behind the windscreen. Location: A bending overpass at dusk drawn like a cutscene from a very old video game, a bit grainy, with round towers and boxy apartment blocks; or a sunny city street, an open highway or a wet neon street at night. No readable signs anywhere. Framing: Quick cuts about once a second: low front shots at road level, a high wide shot along the bend, side shots and a close-up of the car’s wheel. Every time the rider is on screen, show the whole body and the empty gap underneath. Movement: 0–3s: Hang in the air just above the asphalt in a low sitting squat, fists out on handlebars nobody can see, racing at a low camera as a silver car closes in, then roll the right wrist like opening the throttle; 3–6s: Slide along the road in that same floating squat, shown from high above the bend and then from the side, hair and clothes blown back while the car catches up; 6–9s: A quick shot of the car’s wheel flashes by the lens, then back to the rider, still hovering, who peeks over a shoulder at the car and grins; 9–12s: Hit a bump, flip into a goofy roll that does no harm, sit up laughing with fists still up, and watch the car swerve by and drive away. Audio: Soft background noise only, like wind, a humming scooter and the car’s engine, with no music or voices. Avoid: Watermarks, changing facial features, extra fingers or limbs, visible vehicles under the rider, injuries, text overlays, logos and recognizable public figures.
This is a paraphrase. It differs from the prompt used by this site.
Two friends prompt
Format: A 12-second clip at 720p, 9:16. No speech, no captions and no lettering anywhere in the frame. Reference: Two separate adults, one per attached photo. The person from photo 1 rides on the left and the person from photo 2 on the right for the whole clip; never blend or swap their faces. Both stay sharper than the background. Clothes: Each friend keeps the outfit from their own photo, same colors and shape, with no added logos. Other people: Nobody else on foot. One plain silver car without badges, logos or readable plates chases close behind both riders; the driver is only a shadow behind the windscreen. Location: A bending overpass at dusk drawn like a cutscene from a very old video game, a bit grainy, with round towers and boxy apartment blocks; or a sunny city street, an open highway or a wet neon street at night. No readable signs anywhere. Framing: Quick cuts about once a second: low front shots at road level, a high wide shot along the bend, side shots and a close-up of the car’s wheel. Keep both full bodies, the empty space beneath them and a clear gap between the two riders visible whenever they are on screen. Movement: 0–3s: Both riders hang just above the asphalt in low sitting squats, each gripping handlebars nobody can see, racing at a low camera as a silver car closes in, then both roll their right wrists like opening the throttle; 3–6s: The pair slide along the road side by side, shown from high above the bend and then from the side, clothes flapping as the car catches up; 6–9s: A quick shot of the car’s wheel flashes by the lens, then back to the two riders, still hovering, who peek back at the car and laugh; 9–12s: Both hit a bump, flip into goofy rolls that do no harm, sit up laughing, and watch the car swerve by and drive away. Audio: Soft background noise only, like wind, a humming scooter and the car’s engine, with no music or voices. Avoid: Watermarks, changing facial features, merged or swapped faces, extra fingers or limbs, visible vehicles under the riders, injuries, text overlays, logos and recognizable public figures.
This is a paraphrase. It differs from the prompt used by this site.
How to use these prompts
Paste a prompt into an image-to-video tool that accepts reference photos and attach your photo. Results vary by tool: some keep the face better, some add a moped anyway. If a vehicle appears, repeat that nothing is under the rider. These prompts are free to copy, but the tools you paste them into may charge; compare routes in the free guide. On this site you skip the prompt entirely.

Skip the prompt
Upload a photo here and get the same scene without writing anything.
Frequently asked questions
Which apps can I use these Crazy Frog AI prompts in?
Any image-to-video tool that accepts a reference photo and a text prompt. Check the tool’s own limits, pricing and export rules.
Why does the AI keep adding a moped?
Many models assume a rider needs a vehicle. Keep the line about nothing being under the rider, and describe the hovering squat clearly.
Can I use these prompts in CapCut or Dreamina?
Yes, if the AI video feature you use accepts a reference photo and a written prompt. Follow that app’s current rules for export and paid features.