Grandpa with the handlebar mustache
Tweed suit, bow tie, round glasses: all from his photo, waving from the broom at the car.
My Ride Is Here AI Broom Video Generator
Make your My Ride Is Here AI broom video
Add one photo for the broom rider. The car window, the street and the Halloween pumpkins stay as they are.
Example · 10 s · 9:16
One person per photo, face clearly visible. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
- No app
- No watermark
- Credits back if a video fails
Make your own My Ride Is Here video from one photo. You ride a witch's broomstick right outside a moving car window at dusk, wave at the people inside, then shoot off ahead in a trail of sparks, wearing whatever you wear in your photo. It comes back as a 10-second vertical clip with the original sound. Use a photo of you, a friend or your pet. One video is $9.90, no subscription.
More templates
Same idea, other viral clips. One photo per person.
My Ride Is Here AI broom video examples
Each one made on this site from a single photo of a made-up person or pet.
Lime-green mohawk
Her hair, her piercings and her silver puffer jacket, same street, same wave, same spark trail.
Pink beehive, leopard print
Cat-eye glasses, flower earrings and a beehive that survives the dash away in sparks.
The cat's ride is here
A hairless cat in an orange sweater, from one photo of it sitting on a plain background.
- Also called the AI broom riding trend
- Spread on TikTok and Reels in October 2026
What is the My Ride Is Here AI broom trend?
My Ride Is Here is an AI video trend where someone is filmed from inside a moving car, riding a broomstick right outside the side window. They keep pace with the car, look in, wave, and then fly off ahead. The joke is in the caption: "my ride is here", and the ride is a witch's broom.
The trend spread on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts in October 2026, in the run-up to Halloween, under tags like #myrideishere and #broomridingtrend. People make it with photos of themselves, mostly through CapCut templates and AI video apps. You don't need a witch costume: the funnier versions are people in their everyday clothes.
The clip on this site is a 10-second vertical version at dusk on a quiet street with pumpkins on the lawns. The rider waves at the car, then dashes away in a burst of orange sparks. Add a photo and that rider is you.
What you get in each My Ride Is Here video
- Clip
- 10 seconds
- Alongside the car, the wave, and the dash away in sparks. Nothing to edit.
- Format
- 9:16 MP4 at 720p
- Vertical for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with the clip's original sound.
- Role
- The broom rider
- One photo of a person or a pet. The car, the street and the pumpkins stay as they are.
- Packs
- 1, 2, 4 or 9 videos
- From $9.90 for one video to $59.90 for nine. No subscription.
How to make the My Ride Is Here AI broom video
- 1
Choose who rides the broom
One person or one pet, facing the camera, with the whole face visible. Use yourself, or an adult who agreed to be in it.
- 2
Add it to the broom rider slot
Drop the photo into the slot, tick the consent box and press Generate video.
- 3
Collect the ride in My videos
You can close the tab. The video appears in My videos when it is ready and stays there for 30 days to download or share as a link.
Whose ride is here? Ideas for the broom
The less likely the rider, the better it lands.
You, in today's outfit
No costume needed. Your jacket and sneakers on a broomstick next to the car is the whole joke.
Grandma, finally airborne
Cardigan, pearls, and a wave at the car as she overtakes it. The one the family group chat replays.
Your cat or dog
Pets can work too: one clear photo of the pet facing the camera, like the cat in the examples above.
The friend who's always late
Their ride is finally here. Send it to them the next time they say "five minutes".
A finished My Ride Is Here clip vs. prompting an AI video app
This site starts from one finished broom ride and puts your photo in it, instead of writing a new scene for you every time.
| Prompting an AI video app | This site (one finished clip) | |
|---|---|---|
| What you give it | A photo and a prompt you write | Just a photo |
| What comes back | A new scene based on your words | You, riding the broom in one finished clip |
| The shot | Different every time; the car window may or may not be there | The same every time: filmed from the car, the wave, the dash away in sparks |
| Sound | Whatever the app adds, or none | The clip's original sound |
Which photo works best for the broom ride
The face on the broom comes from one photo. A sharp, front-facing photo is what makes the rider look like the right person.
Works best
Face the camera
Even light
Face clearly in frame
Avoid
Group photos
Sunglasses or masks
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Posting your My Ride Is Here video
- 1
Made for the vertical feed
The video is 9:16, so it fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- 2
Write "my ride is here" in the caption
That line is the punchline. #myrideishere tells people which trend they're watching.
- 3
Keep the sound or add a song
The video keeps the clip's original sound; you can pick a different song in TikTok or Instagram when you post.
- 4
Tag it as AI-made
TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated label; switch it on when you post.
Packs for your broom ride videos
Pay once for a pack of credits and use them whenever you like. No monthly plan, and if a video fails, you get its credits back.
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My Ride Is Here AI broom questions
It is a site where you make the My Ride Is Here AI broom video with your own photo. Add one photo and you become the rider who flies a broomstick past the car window, waves and zooms off, in a finished 10-second clip with the original sound.
It's the caption people put on the clip. "My ride is here" usually means your car has arrived; in the trend, the ride that turns up is a witch's broomstick, flying right next to the car.
Scroll up to the generator, add a clear photo to the broom rider slot, tick the consent box and press Generate video. When it's ready, download it from My videos; it's kept there for 30 days.
No. The broom is already in the clip, and the rider wears the clothes from your photo. An everyday outfit is part of what makes it funny.
Yes, any adult who agreed to be in it. The ride stays the same whoever is on the broom: the car window, the wave and the dash away in sparks.
Pets can work too. Use one clear photo of the pet facing the camera, with nothing else in the frame. The hairless cat in the examples above came from a single photo.
The video keeps the original sound of the clip. There's no single agreed song for this trend, so you can keep the sound or pick your own when you post.
10 seconds, as a vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p.
Each video uses 600 credits. $9.90 makes one video, $17.90 makes two, $29.90 makes four and $59.90 makes nine.
No. Videos come from a one-time credit pack, starting at $9.90 for one video, with no subscription. The small sign-up bonus doesn't cover a video. If a video fails, its credits go back to your balance.
It almost always comes down to the photo. Try one where the face is sharp, toward the camera and evenly lit, with no sunglasses, hat or second person, and generate again. A second try costs the same as a new video; only failed videos are refunded automatically.
It's the same idea without the app: the finished clip is the template and you only add a photo. There's nothing to download, cut or edit, and it works in the browser on a phone or a computer.
No. Each photo has to be you, an adult who said yes to being in the video, or your pet. Public figures and anyone under 18 are not allowed.
Only you can see it, in My videos, unless you share its link; anyone with the link can watch it. The video and the photo you uploaded are deleted after 30 days.