Crazy Frog AI video: the police chaser looks wrong, how do I fix it?

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Short answer

The police officer and the hoverbike are generated by the AI, not taken from your photo, so they can come out odd: a car instead of a hoverbike, a blurry officer, or a face that looks like yours. Check the free 5-second preview, run again, or use a photo without other people in it.

Example frame: a smiling young man in a grey T-shirt crouched in mid-air with both fists out on small handlebar grips, a yellow-and-black chevron board behind him on an elevated highway
Example frame: a smiling young man in a grey T-shirt crouched in mid-air with both fists out on small handlebar grips, a yellow-and-black chevron board behind him on an elevated highway

The chaser you should see

  • A stern police officer in a dark blue uniform and a peaked cap.
  • A sleek grey-and-white hoverbike with flashing red lights and glowing cyan thrusters.
  • No badges, logos or readable plates, because the scene keeps everything generic.

What to try

  • Run again. A new run changes the officer, the bike and the timing.
  • Use a photo of one subject only, so the model does not turn a second face into the officer.
  • Remember that you cannot pick the chaser: the site has no setting for another vehicle or uniform.
  • Still wrong? Email support@mimiczip.com with the video link.

Questions people ask

Why is there a car and not a hoverbike?

The model decides how the chaser looks within the scene. A new run can bring the hoverbike back.

Can I use my own photo for the officer?

No. The template takes one photo, and it is always the rider. The officer is generated by the AI.

Is a strange chaser a failed video?

No. A failed video never finishes and is refunded on its own. An odd chaser in a finished video is a normal result.

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