| Before you generate | What this panel does |
|---|---|
| Input | One rider photo, or two photos for rider and cop. People and pets; JPG, PNG or WebP up to 30 MB each, 300–6000 pixels per side. |
| Output | 15-second MP4, 16:9 or 9:16, with the original chase soundtrack. No prompt or custom music field is needed. |
| Cost | From 36 credits. The default Seedance 2.5 / 480p setting costs 130. One or two cast photos have the same price. |
| Watermark | Before your first purchase, downloads carry a moving watermark. Any purchase unlocks the clean originals, including videos already made in your account. |
Check your Crazy Frog race AI video before posting
Play the whole chase once with sound, then revisit three moments: the rider looking back, the backflip and landing, and the final wide shot. A Crazy Frog AI character swap can look convincing in its opening frame yet change across a cut. The cop has a separate close-up: seeing a different face there is expected in solo mode.
| What you notice | What to inspect | Next step | Another charge? |
|---|---|---|---|
| A face changes | Is this the rider looking back, or the cut to the cop? In duo mode, compare each with its own photo. | Check the slot order. If the rider itself drifts, consider a clearer source photo before another take. | A completed new take is charged. |
| The flip looks broken | Pause before takeoff and after landing. Look for attached limbs, coherent hands or paws and a consistent body. | Decide whether a trim in an editor is acceptable or whether to generate again. A higher resolution is not a repair tool. | Downloading and editing the existing file uses no generation credits; another generation does. |
| The scene or frame changes | Follow the ground, road and background across the close-up and final aerial shot. Check whether the subject stays in frame. | Choose the intended aspect ratio before generating. Use a clear place photo for a custom setting. | Changing the settings and submitting again creates a new charged run. |
These are checks to make on your result, not a claim that one model has passed a controlled comparison. Start with one completed take before making a batch of versions for friends.
Watch four takes on the chase
Watch the rider and cop separately, then follow the flip and the changing distance to the camera. The circuit-board example visibly moves between different settings. These clips illustrate what to inspect; their frame sizes and lengths vary. Each keeps its sound.
Watch the face when the rider turns back and the body through the flip.
The rider and the pursuing cop have distinct faces; inspect each role separately.
The setting visibly changes from an overpass to a circuit board and back. Follow the location across cuts.
A vertical pet example begins with a cat photo. Watch the paws and body through the chase.
Choose a photo that makes the role clear
Photo 1 always supplies the rider. In solo mode, the cop is invented; in duo mode, Photo 2 supplies the cop. Swap the roles before submitting if you want your friend to ride instead. An animal can occupy either slot. Give each slot a photo of one subject with a visible face; a crowded group photo makes the intended identity less clear.
The overpass is the default place. Neon City and Supermarket supply different settings, and Custom takes your own background photo. A background image guides the place; it cannot guarantee that every cut will preserve its layout. Use background change when you want to work on another source clip, or duo swap for a different two-person reference.
Choose 9:16 for a vertical chase or 16:9 for a wide frame before generating. A later crop can cut off the rider’s hands or the pursuing cop. Keep the same settings when making versions with different friends, while allowing for variation between runs. To keep your own movement instead of a photo, see invisible moped AI from your own crouch clip.
Choose the photo, roles and frame
- Add the cast. In solo mode, add one rider photo; the cop is invented. In duo mode, Photo 1 is the rider and Photo 2 is the cop. Each can be a person or pet. Use Swap rider and cop to reverse the roles.
- Choose the place and frame. Choose Overpass, Neon City, Supermarket or your own background photo. Pick 16:9 or 9:16, a model and an available resolution. Every clip is 15 seconds.
- Check the quote and generate. The default is Seedance 2.5, 480p and 16:9 at 130 credits. Sign in, check your balance and submit one run. Preparation and the video are included in the displayed charge.
- Review and download. Watch the rider, the cop close-up, the flip and the final wide shot. Download the MP4 with sound if the take works for you. A new successful take is charged again.
Know the price before another take
Count completed attempts, including versions you decide not to post. The quote covers preparation, the video and finishing. A failed or rejected task returns its generation credits; a successful but unsatisfactory take does not trigger an automatic refund. The default setting uses 130 credits per run, 650 for five and 2600 for twenty.
| 15-second model / tier | 1 run | 5 runs | 20 runs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 · 480p | 130 credits≈$4.83 | 650 credits≈$24.17 | 2600 credits≈$96.67 |
| Seedance 2.5 · 720p | 275 credits≈$10.22 | 1375 credits≈$51.12 | 5500 credits≈$204.49 |
| Seedance 2.5 · 1080p | 478 credits≈$17.77 | 2390 credits≈$88.86 | 9560 credits≈$355.44 |
| Seedance 2.0 · 480p | 95 credits≈$3.53 | 475 credits≈$17.66 | 1900 credits≈$70.64 |
| Seedance 2.0 · 720p | 187 credits≈$6.95 | 935 credits≈$34.76 | 3740 credits≈$139.05 |
| Seedance 2.0 · 1080p | 449 credits≈$16.69 | 2245 credits≈$83.47 | 8980 credits≈$333.87 |
| MiniMax H3 · 720p | 129 credits≈$4.80 | 645 credits≈$23.98 | 2580 credits≈$95.92 |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast · 480p | 62 credits≈$2.31 | 310 credits≈$11.53 | 1240 credits≈$46.10 |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast · 720p | 117 credits≈$4.35 | 585 credits≈$21.75 | 2340 credits≈$87.00 |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini · 480p | 36 credits≈$1.34 | 180 credits≈$6.69 | 720 credits≈$26.77 |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini · 720p | 62 credits≈$2.31 | 310 credits≈$11.53 | 1240 credits≈$46.10 |
Dollar amounts are credit-value equivalents at the lowest monthly rate: $29 for 780 credits. They are not individual-video checkout prices. Your payment depends on the plan or pack you buy and your existing balance. See plans and credit packs.
| Free or paid? | Current terms |
|---|---|
| Sign-up and Trial | New accounts receive 3 credits, valid for 7 days. One full clip starts at 36 credits. The $5 Trial pack contains 24 credits. The pack alone does not cover a full clip. If all 3 sign-up credits are still valid and unused, the combined 27 credits still do not cover the minimum-price clip. |
| Watermark | Before your first purchase, downloads carry a moving watermark. Any purchase unlocks the clean originals, including videos already made in your account. |
| Subscription | The Trial pack is a one-time purchase. Monthly and annual subscriptions offer larger balances; choose the billing period on the pricing page. |
| Another take | Changing photos, roles or settings and generating again incurs the displayed charge. There is no unlimited reroll allowance. |
What is the Crazy Frog song, and where does this chase come from?
The song associated with this chase is Crazy Frog’s 2005 version of “Axel F”. The character’s history predates that video: Daniel Malmedahl recorded the engine-like sound in 1997, Erik Wernquist animated a character around it in 2003, and the ringtone version followed in 2004. The Swedish Internet Museum’s Crazy Frog history traces that sequence.
The invisible-moped pose and police pursuit are recognisable in the official “Axel F” video. The AI remake format replaces the cast while following that chase. This is an independent tool; selecting it does not grant rights to the character or music. Check the sound options and posting rules of the platform where you plan to share.
Finish your frog template edit
For a frog template edit in CapCut, first decide whether you need a new chase or an edit of footage you already have. A photo-to-chase generator creates new frames; an ordinary editing template arranges existing clips, captions and audio. They solve different steps of the job.
| Route | What you bring | What to do next |
|---|---|---|
| This Crazy Frog AI video generator | One or two photos, plus an optional background photo | Review the generated chase and download its MP4 with sound. |
| Your own motion reference | A source video and replacement images | Use motion transfer for a different chase or camera sequence. |
| A regular video editor | A downloaded MP4 or other existing footage | Trim, add captions and prepare the export. Recheck framing and audio before posting. |
Keep the downloaded original before editing. If a take already works, adding captions or trimming it does not require another AI generation.
最近更新: 2026-10-23