Crazy Frog AI

The Crazy Frog AI trend from 2 photos in 12 seconds: one of you flies down the highway in a crouch, the other gives chase on a futuristic bike.

AI video template

Crazy Frog AI

A 12 s vertical Crazy Frog AI video: one of you flies down the highway in a crouch, the other chases on a futuristic motorbike, and the camera races into the city

Photo 1 (adults only)→ the one flying down the highwayOne adult per photo, face to the camera, full body or half body

Photo 2 (adults only)→ the one chasing on the bikeOne adult who agreed to it, face to the camera, full body or half body

These are my photos, or I have permission. No minors.

750 credits · 225 on Unlimited

Crazy Frog AI puts you and a friend in this month's Crazy Frog race trend: upload two photos and one of you skims down the highway in a crouch, arms out, while the other chases on a futuristic motorbike, until the camera races into the city. About 12 seconds, vertical and silent: add the Axel F sound on TikTok.

Updated October 13, 2026

At a glance

Length: 12 seconds
Format: Vertical 9:16
Photos: Photo 1 (adults only) · Photo 2 (adults only)
Price: 750 credits (HD 1,500)
On plans: Starter and Pro 375 · Unlimited 225
Sound: None: add the trend sound on TikTok
Sign-up: An account is required (free to create)
Watermark: No watermark

Which photos work best

Full body or half body
The flight is a full-body crouch, so a photo that shows the arms and the outfit reads best.
One person per photo
Two separate photos, one person in each, both facing the camera. A group photo is harder to read.
The chase is the joke
A boss chased by an intern, a parent chased by a teenager, a groom chased by the best man: the odder the pair, the funnier.

What is the Crazy Frog AI trend?

The trend comes from the chase in the 2005 Crazy Frog video for 'Axel F': one figure skimming along an elevated highway, a rider on a futuristic bike right behind, and a city of towers ahead. In October 2026 the chase came back on TikTok, and people started using AI to put themselves and their friends in it: the Crazy Frog race.

Our Crazy Frog AI template follows the trend shot for shot: the low flight down the highway in a squat with arms out, the close-up of the rider, the chase, and the camera racing ahead into the futuristic city. Photo 1 is the one flying, photo 2 the one chasing. No frog appears: faces and outfits come from your photos, so a coworker in a tie chased by a friend in a red dress works as well as two siblings. Add the sound on TikTok when you post.

See the trend on TikTok

How to make it

1
Upload two photos
Photo 1 is the one flying down the highway, photo 2 the one chasing on the bike. One adult per photo, facing the camera.
2
Generate
The Crazy Frog AI template is set: vertical, 12 seconds, no music. You only press Generate.
3
Add the sound and post
The clip is ready in about five minutes, sometimes longer, and stays in My creations. On TikTok, search the "Axel F" or "Crazy Frog" sound and add it before you post.

AI video template or filming it yourself

Both end with the same clip on TikTok. The difference is what you need before you start.

	AI video template	Filming the trend
You need	Two photos	A highway, a futuristic motorbike, a camera rig and an editor
Time	About five minutes, sometimes longer	Days of shooting and effects
The shots	Follows the trend shot for shot	Hard to fake without effects
Sound	Added on TikTok	Added on TikTok
Cost	750 credits, less on a plan	Your gear and your time

Questions

Is Crazy Frog AI free?

No. A template video uses 750 credits at 480p (1,500 in HD), about $10 with a credit pack. Starter and Pro plans pay half (375) and Unlimited pays 30%: 225 credits a video, about $2.25. The 100 free credits you get when you sign up are not enough for one video.

Whose photos can I use?

Adults only: don't upload photos of children. Your own photo, and one of a friend or family member who agreed to be in the video. No photos of famous people. Uploads go through an automatic safety check before anything is made.

Is there a frog in the video?

No. The video is the two of you acting out the chase: photo 1 flying down the highway, photo 2 on the bike behind. No frog, no cartoon character, no logos.