AI video generator that turns your photo into a viral Crazy Frog trend video
AI video generator for text-to-video and image-to-video creation
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Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$4.99 for 10 credits (1 default video); $9.99 for 30 credits (3 default videos); $19.99 for 20 credits (2 HD videos). Pay once with no subscription; credits never expire and failed videos return credits automatically.
Free plan with app-defined credits available; paid monthly plans available with annual billing options; one-time credit packs also offered.
Key features
Upload one or two photos to generate videos
Multiple scene options: retro game overpass, city street, open highway, neon street
No prompt writing required
12-second videos at 720p in 9:16 vertical format for TikTok
HD video option with steadier motion and finer detail
Approximately 3 minute generation time
Quiet road sounds with no music added
Credits never expire and work across all trends
Text-to-video generation with Kling models
Image-to-video generation with Kling models
Online AI video workspace
Credit-based generation system
Support for multiple aspect ratios including 9:16 and 16:9
Multiple AI video model options including Kling, Seedance, and Veo
Reference-driven video creation with image control
Product advertising workflows
Character consistency control across multiple shots
What makes it different
No prompt writing needed—just upload your photo and pick a scene
Sample videos on the site show real results before you buy
Specialized for TikTok with vertical 9:16 format built-in
Pay once with no subscription or auto-renewal
Duo mode allows two friends to ride together on separate mopeds
Focused on Kling 4.0 with longer, more expressive cinematic video generation
No installation required; accessible entirely online
Free to try without credit card requirement
Independent platform with transparent pricing separate from official Kling
Support for multiple creative workflows from ads to storytelling