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You, a friend, your mum or the dog, face toward the camera in good light. The clothes in the photo are the clothes they fly in.
My Ride Is Here broom trend from one photo: you hover past the car at the red light, then fly off. No CapCut template, no app. Post it before Halloween.
The broom trend is all over TikTok and Halloween is days away. Post yours while it's everywhere.
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| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 700 credits | 1,485 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 860 credits | 1,845 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,265 credits | 2,835 credits |
Credits per video. Every model here is in the generator above, so pick the look you want.
Three takes on the broom ride. Tap one in the generator above, add your photo, and that version is already written for you.
She drifts over the crosswalk under the autumn trees, waves at the car, and climbs away over the houses when the light goes green. Made on Kavel from a still of a TikTok post by @shawnayeager6.
Make the red-light versionHe waits at the light on his broom like a biker, gives the car one slow nod, then zooms off across the intersection. Made on Kavel from a still of an Instagram post by @saltnhayequestrian.
Give me the nodThree friends pile onto one broom and skim the golden hills at sunset, laughing all the way down. The TikTok clip by @lorilancaster2712.
Put my friends on itThe My Ride Is Here broom trend is the Halloween clip all over TikTok this month: filmed from a car stopped at a red light, someone sits sideways on a witch's broom, floating over the crosswalk like it's their normal commute, and the caption says "my ride is here". The versions going round are CapCut and Dreamina templates that put your photo into the scene.
Here the street, the broom, the wave and the take-off are already written around your photo, so you don't need a template link or an app. Want more Halloween? The ghost photoshoot trend puts a sheet-ghost into your photo shoot, and Zombie AI video turns you into the walking dead in one clip.
Creative engine
Your photo supplies the rider: the face, hair and clothes stay the same while Seedance 2.0 Mini adds the broom, the crosswalk, the car window and the take-off around them. One clip costs credits; the exact number sits on the Generate button before you press it.

Grey T-shirt, broom under him, a dead-serious nod at the car.

Lanyard still on, a wave at the window as the light changes.
Upload a photo in your phone's browser and your broom ride comes back a few minutes later, with no CapCut template, no prompt to copy and nothing to install.

You, a friend, your mum or the dog, face toward the camera in good light. The clothes in the photo are the clothes they fly in.
The default is the red-light crosswalk seen from the car. Tap the deadpan commute or three friends on one broom, or press Random for another flight.
Your clip comes back vertical. Type "sorry, my ride is here" over it, add the trending sound in TikTok or Reels and tag whoever was driving.
The joke works because the rider acts like this is a normal way to get home. Pick whoever would play it straightest, and post it while the Halloween feed is still full of brooms.
"Sorry, gotta go, my ride is here" and you float off. Best reply to any plan you don't want.
The most sensible person you know, hovering at a red light on a broom. Send it to the family chat and wait for someone to recognise the rider.
One group photo, three or four of you on the same broom, skimming the fields at sunset.
A dog sitting on a broom at the lights, ears flapping on take-off, explains itself.
The broom trick, where the witch comes from, and what you get from one photo.
The broom trick on TikTok right now is the My Ride Is Here clip: someone appears to float on a broom past a car at a red light and then fly away. It's AI from a single photo, so there's no jumping, no wires and no stop-motion. Upload your photo here and the floating, the wave and the take-off are generated for you.
The witch on a broomstick is an old European folk image that became a Halloween classic. This trend just swaps the witch for you, your friends or your pet, wearing whatever you have on in the photo. A witch costume in the photo works too.
For this clip you don't need one. The broom is part of the generated scene: an old wooden handle with a straw end, already under you. If you hold a real broom in your photo, that's fine too.
Upload one photo, keep the red-light scene or pick another take, and press Generate. A few minutes later you get a 12-second vertical clip of you floating on the broom and shooting off over the roofs. One clip costs credits, and the exact number is on the Generate button before you press it.
Yes, the same idea: the rider at the red light, the broom, the wave and the take-off, made from your own photo. It doesn't come with the TikTok sound; add the trending audio in TikTok or Reels when you post.
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One photo in, and a few minutes later you get a 12-second vertical clip of you floating past the car on a broom and flying off on the green. Post it before Halloween on October 31.