Flying car video scenes
The fly-over-traffic version is available now: add a photo of you and a photo of your car, and your car fires boosters, lifts out of a stopped queue and flies over the traffic in a 10-second 9:16 video with sound. Seven more scenes sit next to it, from a parking-spot drop to a flight over Paris.
Is the flying car real? See what the demo actually showedOver the jam · your car is selected. Pick another scene in the row above the preview; the maker shows which photos it needs and the credit cost before anything is charged, and failed renders return your credits.
Your own car sits in a dead-stopped freeway queue with you at the wheel. You hit a button on the dash, the boosters kick in, your coffee goes flying and the car clears the whole jam before touching down in an empty lane.
Best photo: A sharp portrait, plus your whole car shot from a rear corner.
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You do not need to write this. The maker applies this scene to your photos.
The driver is the person in @Image 1. The hero vehicle is exactly the car in @Image 2, including ordinary family cars, vans or trucks. Ignore any people in the vehicle photo. Ten-second vertical comedy in three clear shots on a sunlit freeway. 0–3 seconds: a close exterior view through the open driver window establishes a frustrated driver and the stationary queue. The driver gives the camera a knowing smile, reaches to the dashboard and presses a small button. Four separate rocket nozzles beneath the rear bumper ignite. 3–6 seconds: cut to the rear seat looking past the driver through the windscreen. The vehicle rises above the neighbouring roofs and a takeaway coffee splashes out of its holder; the driver keeps control of the steering wheel. 6–10 seconds: rear tracking view, with tail lights facing the camera. The car travels nose first away from us above the stopped traffic, passes the end of the queue and descends onto a clear lane beyond the roadworks, then drives away. Show a complete landing, not a cut before touchdown. Maintain one vehicle and one driver; no collisions, no reversing in midair. Sound: distant horns, button click, booster roar, wind, landing thump and tyres. Keep each reference person recognizable: the same face, hair, skin tone, age and clothing in all shots. Preserve the reference vehicle body, paint, lights and wheel design. No identity swaps or new people inside the hero car. Four ordinary wheels stay attached to their axles; thrusters are separate underbody nozzles. Blank plates; no invented emblems, captions or watermarks. Photorealistic fictional visual effect, not footage of a real event. Natural scene sound, no background music.
You sit in your own car in a stopped freeway queue and press a button on the dashboard. Boosters fire, the coffee spills, and the car flies over the jam before landing on a clear lane. Every scene is a fictional AI visual effect, not footage of a real car.
No good photo of your car? Over the jam · selfie uses one portrait and a ready-made white sports car. The preview next to each scene shows the scene; it is not made from your photos.
Scene preview · not made from your photos
Scene preview · one portrait, preset white sports car
These previews show the story, camera and timing of each scene. Your clip follows the same beats with your face or your car.
You + your car
Your own car sits in a dead-stopped freeway queue with you at the wheel. You hit a button on the dash, the boosters kick in, your coffee goes flying and the car clears the whole jam before touching down in an empty lane.
Your own vehicle: add a portrait and a car photo.
Good for: Commute jokes, new-car posts and Monday-morning captions.
Use this scene1 portrait
The same escape from the queue, but the car is a ready-made white sports car, so one portrait is all it takes. Use it when you have no good photo of your own car.
One portrait, with a preset white sports car.
Good for: A fast personal version when there is no car photo to hand.
Use this scene1 car photo
Seen from above at night: another driver is nosing into the last free space when your car comes straight down on four jets and settles between the lines first.
Good for: Parking-rage memes and busy-mall jokes.
Use this scene1 portrait
A made-up roadside stop at night: an officer taps on the window, you glance at the camera, vapour fills the shot and your red sports car rises straight up out of it.
Good for: Getaway jokes and reaction posts.
Use this scene1 car photo
Filmed from the car behind: your car pulls out of a queue in a curved road tunnel, climbs the wall and drives along the ceiling upside down. It never leaves the road surface; the grip is the impossible part.
Good for: Car-club pages, tuning and performance-car posts.
Use this scene1 car photo
Your car hangs in the air above a Paris avenue while people on the pavement film it, then climbs over the rooftops and heads for the iron tower on the skyline.
Good for: Travel, holiday and dream-car posts.
Use this scene2 portraits
You are in a window seat at cruising height. Your partner pulls up beside the plane in a flying red sports car and holds a sign to the glass: “I WASN’T FINISHED TALKING”.
Good for: Couples, best friends and long-distance jokes.
Use this scene1 car photo
Your car runs up a tall curved ramp at night, goes over the top upside down, turns one flip, fires four thrusters and touches down in smoke. 12 seconds, from one car photo.
Good for: Your own take on the original Roadster ramp clip.
Use this sceneEach scene is a fixed short story: you choose it and add the photos, and the camera, timing and sound are already written. No prompt is needed.
Every scene except the two traffic versions also has a page of its own, with photo tips and its own preview.
| Scene | Photos you add | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Over the jam · your car | A portrait and your car | 10 s |
| Over the jam · selfie | 1 portrait | 10 s |
| Last parking space | 1 car photo | 10 s |
| Window seat flyby | 2 portraits of different adults | 10 s |
| Traffic stop lift-off | 1 portrait | 10 s |
| Tunnel ceiling run | 1 car photo | 10 s |
| Paris rooftop flight | 1 car photo | 10 s |
| Ramp flip | 1 car photo | 12 s |
The walk-up and fly-away version, where you get into your car before it lifts off, has its own page: get in your car and fly away. The step-by-step guide walks through it.
Every guide leads back to the maker on the homepage.
Roadster Ramp and the walk-up and fly-away version.
Step-by-step guide.
Popular versions and caption ideas.
Credit packs from $9.99 and monthly plans.
Pulled over, then the car lifts off over the patrol car.
A car takes the last space, so yours drops in from above.
Pick Over the jam · your car in the maker at the top of this page, add a photo of you and one of your car, and see the credit cost before anything starts.
