Best photos for a Crazy Frog AI video
The best photo for a Crazy Frog AI video is a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo of one person with the face clearly visible and nothing covering it. Use a JPEG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB. Avoid group photos, sunglasses, heavy filters and very small or blurry faces.
Do
Face the camera with your full face visible.
Use even daylight or bright indoor light.
Crop so one person fills most of the frame; head-and-shoulders or upper body works well.
Avoid
Several people in one photo.
Sunglasses, masks, hands or hair covering the face.
Beauty filters, cartoons or heavily edited images.
Photos of other people without their permission.
If the result looks off
AI results can sometimes include incomplete face replacement or visual artifacts. Try a clearer photo, and contact support with the task ID if something went wrong.
Quick answers
What photos do I need?
One clear, front-facing photo of one person (JPEG, PNG or WebP under 10 MB). Add an optional second photo to choose who chases you; otherwise a default pursuer is used.
Can I change the background?
Not yet. Every video currently uses the original overpass chase scene. More scenes such as Neon city, Snowy mountain, Coastal road and Supermarket are coming soon.
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