How to Make a Flying Car AI Video from a Photo

A single photo of a car, person, animal or object becomes the subject of a new flying stunt video. The selected template supplies the scene, camera view and motion. Your subject replaces the moving stunt car; a person or animal is not intended to gain a car body. AI can still change shapes and details, so review the completed result.

1. Choose a template

• Curved Ramp · Featured: a 15-second curved-ramp stunt, previewed with a generated 2K example.
• Curved Ramp: a 15-second curved-ramp stunt, previewed with the original source reference.
• Jump Over Fleet · Side: a 7-second side view of the subject flying over parked cars.
• Jump Over Fleet · Front: a 7-second front view of the subject flying over parked cars.

All four options use landscape 16:9, with 768P or 2K output and generated sound guided by a reference audio track. You do not need to write a prompt or upload a soundtrack. The video showcase contains two generated 15-second results. The Featured option shows a generated example; the other template previews and the homepage hero remain labeled source references. Appearance, motion and sound can vary in a new generation.

2. Prepare one subject photo

Use a clear, complete subject with even lighting and a simple background. Avoid heavy cropping, overlapping subjects and blur. Use JPEG, PNG or WebP within the upload limit shown in the studio. Each image side must be between 256 and 5760 pixels, with a width-to-height ratio from 0.4 to 2.5.

Only upload images you have the right to use. People shown must be consenting adults. Your photo must pass content review before generation starts; a rejected photo or unavailable review does not consume allowance.

3. Choose a quality package

Packages are one-time purchases with no automatic renewal. The price and 768P or 2K quality options remain the same across all four template options. A 15-second video uses 1 allowance, and a 7-second video uses 0.5. You can mix the two short templates within the same quality balance.

For example, a package for three 15-second videos can instead create six 7-second videos, or one 15-second video plus four 7-second videos. A 768P balance cannot pay for 2K generation, and balances cannot be combined across qualities. Review packages for payment options and the refund policy for money-refund terms.

4. Generate and check the existing task

Open the video studio, choose your template, add the photo and select a quality with enough allowance. Check the duration and cost, confirm permission to use the photo, then start generation.

Follow the task while it is pending or processing. Completion time can vary. If the network disconnects, return to My videos and check the existing task before starting another. A new generation is a separate use of your allowance. A confirmed failure returns the allowance used by that task to the original quality balance; that return is not a cash refund.

5. Review and download

Watch the whole video with sound. Check the subject's shape and identity, movement, background, selected quality and duration. AI may produce distortions or inconsistent details; a perfect result or physically accurate stunt is not guaranteed.

Download a copy you want to keep. Before sharing, confirm you have the necessary rights and clearly identify AI-generated material where appropriate. For account, purchase or task questions, visit support.