Police chaser looks wrong in my Crazy Frog AI video: fixes

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Short answer

Both the officer and the hoverbike come from the AI rather than your picture, so they may look strange: a car where the hoverbike belongs, a blurred officer, a face like yours. Look at the free 5-second preview, try another run, or choose a photo with no one else in it.

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

Expected chaser

  • An officer with a stern face, a dark blue uniform and a peaked cap.
  • A sleek grey-and-white hoverbike, red lights flashing and cyan thrusters glowing.
  • No badges, logos or readable plates; everything stays generic.

What to try

  • Run again: officer, bike and timing all change between attempts.
  • Upload a single-subject photo so the model can’t turn a second face into the officer.
  • The chaser can’t be selected; no setting exists for another vehicle or uniform.
  • Not fixed? Email the video link to support@tiptoeinginmyjordans.dev.

Questions people ask

Why did a car show up in place of the hoverbike?

Within the scene, the model decides what the chaser looks like. Another attempt could restore the hoverbike.

Could the officer get a photo of my choice?

No. Your single upload is always the rider; the AI generates the officer.

Does an odd chaser mean failure?

No. Failed means the video never finished, and that is refunded automatically. A finished video with an odd chaser is simply a normal result.

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