Broom Riding AI Video Generator
Broom Riding AI puts the person, cat or dog in your photo on a witch’s broom flying down an ordinary road: keeping pace with a car, waving at the camera or crashing into a road sign. The street, flight path and original sound come from the reference clip. Updated November 12, 2026.
zh-TWja-JPko-KRes-ESpt-BRen-USzh-CNzh-HK- Early example post
The earliest linked broom-riding clip, by @user2312450393252. Its UTC upload date shows when this clip was posted, not when the idea started.
- Post by @mysteryldy1
A later example as the trend picks up in the run-up to Halloween.
- Post by @tamara_hand
Another example posted the next day.
What is the broom riding AI trend?
The broom riding trend shows someone flying a witch’s broom along a normal road, as if it were everyday transport. This template puts the person, cat or dog from your photo on that broom. The setting stays an ordinary street, not a fantasy world. Depending on the clip, the rider flies alongside a car, waves at the camera or ends with a comic crash into a road sign. A friendly fly-by and a crash end very differently, so watch each clip to the end. The references include a passenger-seat view with two riders, a witch costume hitting a road sign, a black cat riding the broom and a rider waving in sunglasses.
Where did the broom riding meme come from?
No single original post has been identified. The earliest linked example was posted on September 28, 2026, and more followed in October ahead of Halloween, including car-window and road-sign versions. Most other write-ups are tutorials, so we do not name a first creator. The timeline lists upload dates in UTC, read from the TikTok video IDs; a post made near midnight may show a different local date.
Why is the broom riding meme funny?
It treats a magic broom like a normal commute. The wave pulls your eye to the rider, and the road sign gives a sudden payoff.
- The view from a car window makes the flight look like something you might actually see on the road.
- The wave sets up the crash into the road sign.
- The black-cat version keeps the joke but swaps in the classic witch’s companion.
What sound is used in the broom riding trend?
There is no single verified song shared by every broom clip. Fly-by, wave and crash versions can use different audio, so listen to each one. Your video keeps the original sound of the clip you choose, so the crash still lands on the same beat.
Which broom riding versions can I choose?
People search for this as broom riding meme or witch riding broom meme. The reference clips here have their own titles: “Nobody told the road sign”, “My ride is here, the original” and “Salem’s turn to ride”. Choose by what happens: a solo fly-by, two riders seen from the passenger seat, a road-sign crash or a cat on the broom. Check how many riders there are and how close the camera gets.
- Reference example: "Nobody told the road sign"
- Reference example: My ride is here, the original
- Reference example: Salem’s turn to ride
How to make a broom riding AI video
Upload one photo for the main rider. If the clip has a second rider, you can add a second photo. A cat or dog can ride in place of a person. Pick the clip first, then upload a separate, clear photo for each rider rather than a collage. The street, the camera and the flight path come from the clip, so your photo’s background does not matter. After generating, watch with sound, then check the rider’s face during the wave and the last frame.
- Pick a reference clip and watch it to the end with sound.
- Upload one photo for the main rider (a person, cat or dog), plus a second photo if the clip has a second rider.
- Tap Make my video. The clip’s original sound is kept.
What photos work best for broom riding?
Show a person’s head and upper body, or a pet’s ears, face and markings. The broom sits close to the lower body, so a crowded or tightly cropped photo makes the riding pose hard to read. A sharp original photo works better than an enlarged screenshot. A half-body shot is a good balance: the face is large enough to recognize and the body is visible for the riding pose.
- Leave space around the head.
- Show the torso for the riding pose.
- For pets, keep both ears visible.
- Keep contrasting fur markings clear.
Do I need to record a video for Broom Riding AI?
No. Choose a clip and upload a photo. The clip provides the flight, the street and the timing.
How many photos should I upload?
One photo for the main rider. Add a second photo only if the clip has a second rider.
Will the original sound stay in the video?
Yes. The clip’s original sound is kept with the same timing. Different clips can use different audio, so listen first.
Can my cat or dog ride the broom?
Yes. Cats and dogs are supported and ride the broom in place of a person, keeping their fur and markings. Upload the pet on its own, not in a group photo.
Does my photo change the background too?
No. The street, camera and flight path come from the clip. Choose a clip whose road you like.
Does every reference end in a crash?
No. Some clips are a fly-by alongside a car or a wave at the camera; others end in the road-sign crash. Watch the ending before choosing.
Why does the face look different during the action?
Fast moves and the broom close to the body can make a rider harder to recognize. Try a clearer photo with the head and upper body visible, and keep the same clip so you can compare.
How should I choose between the reference clips?
Decide whether you want a fly-by, a wave, a crash or the black-cat version, and whether there are one or two riders. Watch each to the end with sound.
Is the broom riding AI video generator free?
No. Generation is priced per second, and the cost is shown before you generate. If the generation fails, you are refunded.
Do I need a CapCut template for broom riding?
No. Choose a clip on this page and upload your photo. You do not need a CapCut template link, and this is not an editable CapCut project.