AI Flying Car Video Generator

It's an AI car video generator that turns one vehicle photo into a flying car stunt clip. Each template's reference video sets the motion and camera work, from the ramp climb to the mid-air kickflip and landing, and your photo sets how the car looks. You download a silent MP4 of 6 to 15 seconds.

Just one. Use a sharp, well-lit photo with the whole vehicle in frame, wheels included, ideally from the side or at a three-quarter angle. Cropped wheels, shots through a windshield and heavy filters are the usual causes of warped results. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.

No. Pick a template and upload your photo. Every template already includes its reference video and a tested prompt that keeps the stunt, camera and timing fixed while swapping in your vehicle, so there is nothing to write or film.

Yes. Bicycles, carriages, pets and other subjects can take the hero car's place, so your dog can do the Roadster jump too. Keep the whole subject in frame, and only upload images you own or have permission to use. Results vary with the subject and the picture.

Each flying car video runs 6 to 15 seconds, depending on the template. Keep the original framing or choose vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts, and pick it before you generate rather than cropping later. Videos are silent, so add music or engine sounds in your editor.

Videos use credits, charged by template length and quality: a full 15-second video takes 50 credits in 480p or 100 in 720p, and shorter stunts take fewer, from 20 and 40 credits. Packs are one-time payments with no subscription, and purchased credits stay valid for 1 year. See the pricing section above.

The original clips are. On October 15, 2026, Tesla showed a Roadster demo at SpaceX's test site in McGregor, Texas: an unoccupied prototype made a short, thruster-assisted hop and roll, then landed. It didn't fly like a plane. Videos made here are AI remixes, not real footage, and AI Flying Car is not affiliated with Tesla or SpaceX.

You can leave the page and check progress later in My creations. If a generation is confirmed as failed, its credits return to your balance automatically. Don't submit the same video again while it is processing, and if one seems stuck, contact support with your task ID.

Upload one photo of your vehicle, pick a stunt template, then choose 480p or 720p and the original or vertical 9:16 framing. Press Generate, signing in first if you haven't yet. The video is usually ready in minutes: download the MP4 from the result or from My creations, and add music before posting.

Yes. The templates follow the Roadster demo, but the car in your result is the one in your photo, any make or model, from a family hatchback to a pickup truck. The ramp, lights, camera and timing stay put, while your car's paint, shape and wheels carry over into a Tesla Roadster-style video.

There are four styles. Ramp jump templates show the complete stunt, a full side view, a thruster close-up and an overhead replay. Car kickflip templates follow the roll above a row of parked cars from the side, head-on or trackside. Track Mode is a studio transformation with no flight, and the viral square edit recreates the clip everyone shared.

Give each input one job: the reference video controls the motion, scene and camera, and the image controls the vehicle. Ask for the car's paint, shape and wheels to be preserved throughout the roll, keep the camera fixed, and rule out wings, flames, extra flips and captions. Every template here already has a prompt written this way.

Pick the viral square edit template. It follows the short square clip that spread across social media after the demo, with its front view, trackside roll and vapor-covered landing, and swaps in the car from your photo. Upload a clear side or three-quarter shot, generate, and label the post as AI when you share it.

For a vertical flying car video, the head-on kickflip in 9:16 reads best on a phone, and the complete ramp stunt makes a strong first video with any car. Select 9:16 before you generate, trim any slow lead-in so the jump comes within the first two seconds, and add a trending sound in the app.

Choose 480p or 720p. 480p uses fewer credits and suits a quick test or a story that disappears after a day, while 720p is better for clips you want to keep on your main feed. The Generate button shows the exact credit cost for your template and quality before you start.

No. Your flying car video downloads as a clean MP4 without a watermark, ready to post or edit. Because it is an AI remix, add an “AI-generated” note to your caption or use your platform's AI label when you share it, so nobody mistakes the clip for real footage.

Sharing on social media is what these clips are made for. You are responsible for the rights to the photo you upload and for how you publish the result, including any car brands, logos or people in it. AI Flying Car can't clear those rights for you, so check them before using a clip in ads or other commercial work.

Credits for a generation confirmed as failed return to your balance automatically, with no request needed. Because AI results vary with the photo and the template, preview the template and follow the photo tips before you generate. For anything else about a purchase, contact support: refund requests are reviewed case by case under our Terms of Service.

Checkout lists the methods available to you: credit or debit card in US dollars and, where offered, Alipay or WeChat Pay in Chinese yuan. Every pack is a one-time payment, so nothing renews and there is no subscription to cancel. Payment providers handle the transaction, and we never store your card details.

The site is available in English and Simplified Chinese; switch with the language menu in the header. The videos contain no speech or on-screen text, so the same clip works for viewers in any language. Add captions or a voiceover in your editor if your post needs them.