A bike or handlebars appear in my Crazy Frog AI video: fixing it

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Short answer

Nothing should sit beneath the rider, though tiny grips may appear in the fists. Models do sometimes add a seat, a wheel or a full motorbike. Pick an upper-body picture with no vehicle visible, check it in the free 5-second preview, and rerun if needed.

Still from the template: a smiling young man in a grey T-shirt hunched in mid-air, both fists forward on little grips, with a yellow-and-black warning board and an elevated highway behind him
Still from the template: a smiling young man in a grey T-shirt hunched in mid-air, both fists forward on little grips, with a yellow-and-black warning board and an elevated highway behind him

Correct result

  • A rider squatting in mid-air with fists forward, as if on invisible handlebars.
  • No support under the rider: no seat, board or wheels.
  • Two small handlebar grips in the fists are normal.

What to try

  • Use a picture without a bike, scooter or chair so the model has no vehicle to copy.
  • Frame the shot so your hands are out of view, because visible hands tempt the model into blending them with a handlebar.
  • Run again. Results vary from run to run, and some are closer than others.

Questions people ask

Is there a way to swap in a genuine motorbike?

No. The ride is always the invisible bike; nothing in the settings swaps in another vehicle.

Does a visible bike mean the render failed?

No. Failures are renders that never complete, and those are refunded automatically. A strange bike in a finished video counts as normal.

The rider looks like standing on a board. Why?

Video models occasionally invent shapes. The rider is meant to be carried by nothing, so run the preview again.

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