AIGCLISTAI Flying Broom Video Generator
Upload one photo and AI films you gliding on a straw broom a metre off the ground, in your everyday clothes, past real traffic, as if nothing unusual were happening. An 8-second vertical clip.
Updated Oct 20, 2026
1Add one clear photo
A sharp, well-lit photo with your face clearly visible works best. One person only.
2Pick the scene
3Pick quality
4Add a detail (optional)
OptionalOne short detail works best.
≈ $2.83 per render
200 credits · pay once, no subscription · failed renders refunded
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- Failed renders are freeIf a render fails or is blocked, the credits go straight back.
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- Vertical MP4, no watermark9:16 with sound, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
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Examples
Example broom videos
One clip per scene. Your own video is built around your photo.
Morning commute
Morning commute
Work clothes, a satchel, gliding down an avenue at sunrise.
Errand run
Errand run
A basket of bread and leeks, cruising past the hedges.
Lantern night
Lantern night
Lifting off between paper lanterns and glowing pumpkins.
The trend
What is the AI flying broom trend?
The flying broom meme is the deadpan kind: someone floats on a straw broom through a perfectly normal day, in office clothes, with groceries, past real traffic, and nobody reacts. The ordinary setting is what makes it funny.
This generator turns one photo of you into that clip. Pick a scene, add one detail, and the video model keeps your face and outfit while it lifts you off the ground and glides you past the street. Post it as is: the motion is the joke.
The broom is an old image, but the commute version is new. A witch on a broom is fantasy; an accountant on a broom, holding a coffee and waiting at a red light, is a joke that anyone can read in half a second. That speed is why it spreads.
A good result keeps two things separate. The person and their clothes should look like your photo, and the broom should look like a plain household broom, not a prop with sparkles. Everything else, the street, the light, the other people, supports the straight-faced tone.
The scenes are deliberately ordinary. Morning commute and errand run lean on daily life, while lantern night borrows a seasonal look. If you only make one clip, start with the commute; it reads in the first second of the feed.
Three steps
How it works
- 01
Upload a photo
A clear photo of you, ideally half-body so your outfit shows.
- 02
Pick the scene
Morning commute, errand run or lantern night. Add one detail if you like.
- 03
Download
Your video appears below in a few minutes. Download the MP4 and post.
Styles
Three broom scenes
Morning commute
Errand run
Lantern night
Ideas
Ways to use it
Commute meme
Caption the clip "Day 1 of skipping the bus" and post it.
Weekend errands
Add your usual shopping to the detail field for an extra-normal look.
Halloween Reel
The lantern-night clip is a ready-made seasonal Reel.
Edit insert
Cut the clip into your own vlog as the "how I got here" shot.
Out-of-office post
Use the morning clip for a "see you next week" announcement.
Moving-day joke
Add a box to the detail field and announce the new address with a broom ride.
Birthday surprise
Make one of the birthday person and post it as their arrival to the party.
Classroom opener
Teachers can open a lesson with a short, silly clip.
Photo tips
Photos that work best
- Use a photo where your face is sharp and fills a good part of the frame.
- Even, natural light beats harsh flash or strong shadows.
- One person per photo. Group shots confuse the model.
- Half-body photos carry your outfit into the scene better than tight face crops.
- Wear something with a clear shape; plain jackets and shirts carry into the scene cleanly.
- Avoid photos where your legs are cropped if you want a full-body pose on the broom.
- Keep the detail short, such as "with an umbrella". Long notes dilute the scene.
- Regenerate once if the broom or a hand looks odd mid-clip; small motion slips vary from run to run.
Pricing
Buy credits once
No subscription. Pack credits never expire, and a failed render never costs you anything.
Starter Pack
$9.90
- 700 credits
- ≈ 3 standard videos
- ≈ $3.30 per standard video
Popular Pack
$29
- 2,500 credits
- ≈ 12 standard videos
- ≈ $2.42 per standard video
Crew Pack
$99
- 10,000 credits
- ≈ 50 standard videos
- ≈ $1.98 per standard video
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| Quality | Credits per video |
|---|---|
| Standard · 720p · 8s | 200 |
| Ultra · 720p · 8s | 470 |
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Does it make a video?
Yes. You get an 8-second vertical MP4 with ambient sound, not a still image.
Do I need a broom in my photo?
No. The model adds the broom. Just upload a clear photo of yourself.
How much does one flying broom video cost?
Standard 8-second videos cost 200 credits and Ultra 470 credits. Credit packs are one-time payments, and a failed render refunds its credits automatically.
Will it still look like me?
The video model works from your photo and is told to keep your face, hair and skin tone throughout the clip. A clear, well-lit photo gives the closest likeness.
What happens to my photo?
It is used only to make your video. Your results are listed only in your own account.
Why did my video fail?
Usually the photo was too dark, blurry or had several people. Your credits are refunded automatically; try again with a clearer single-person photo.
Is this the same as the viral flying broom videos?
It is the same deadpan joke, made from your own photo: you float past real-looking traffic as if it were a normal commute.
Can I put two people on the broom?
The tool is built for one person per photo. Two riders tend to merge faces, so generate separately and cut the clips together if you need both.
Can I change the clothes?
The model keeps your outfit by default. If you want something different, mention it in the detail field, for example "in a raincoat".
Does the broom always look the same?
It is a straw broom in each scene, but the length and angle vary between runs.
How long is the video?
Eight seconds, 720p, vertical 9:16 with ambient sound, so it fits TikTok, Reels and Shorts without cropping.
What if the result looks like someone else?
Use a sharper, front-facing photo with even light and try again. Your failed runs do not cost credits.
Is there a limit on how many I can make?
No fixed limit; each video uses the credits shown on the button, and up to two can render at once.
Can I download without a watermark?
Results are delivered without a watermark in the quality you chose.