Broom Riding AI Trend: Fly a Witch Broom from One Photo
The witch broom ride from TikTok, with you on the broom. Pick a clip, upload one photo of yourself, a friend, your black cat or your dog, and the broom riding AI trend puts them on it: gliding up beside the car window for "my ride is here", or flying down the street straight into a stop sign.
- One photo
- Works on pets
- Original sound
- No watermark
Sexually explicit (NSFW) content is strictly prohibited.
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Broom Riding AI Trend Examples
Two ways the ride goes: a smooth glide beside the car, or a wave, a glance back and the road sign from the broom crash meme. These are broom riding AI trend posts from TikTok, from the "my ride is here" originals to black cats and chihuahuas on the witch broom.
"Nobody told the road sign"
Full witch outfit, flying down an autumn road at full speed, then straight into the stop sign.
@mysteryldy1 on TikTokMy ride is here, the original
The passenger-seat version from 27 September that started it: two riders keeping pace with the car. 1.2M plays.
@user2312450393252 on TikTokSalem’s turn to ride
A black cat on the witch broom, flying the street until the sign gets in the way. 282K plays.
@tamara_hand on TikTokThe sunglasses wave
Running start, a jump onto the broom, a cool wave, then the sign. The most-played broom riding post so far: 2.5M plays.
@plotpocket1 on TikTokThe chihuahua tries it
A tiny white dog on a big broom, ears flapping, and a very undignified landing.
@carnivore_cop on TikTokPast the police officer
A green-dress witch floats across the crosswalk while a cop stands right there. 819K plays.
@emerysau327 on TikTok"Broom traffic is getting ridiculous"
A witch overtakes the car on the passenger side, the calm commuter take on the trend.
@mysteryldy1 on TikTokWith a dog as co-pilot
The sunset witch flight over a Halloween street, with the family dog riding along behind.
@mysteryldy1 on TikTokFriends, then the dog
Three crashes in a row: two friends hit the kerb, then a dog flies past its owner. 433K plays.
@zhou468357846 on TikTokFlying to the market
Why walk to the shops? A rider and then a grandma both find the pole the hard way. 219K plays.
@m52e0cw9o3 on TikTokWitch gone wrong
The Spanish-speaking side of the trend, "my broom ride went wrong": a wave, then the sign. 307K plays.
@po94275 on TikTokPurple witch at the lights
Pointed hats and full costumes crossing the junction beside the car. 545K plays.
@thea568vh on TikTokCartoon over the cornfield
A cartoon character on a witch broom, waving from outside the car, then a fiery crash in the field.
@bl81synyl4 on TikTokWhat Is the Broom Riding AI Trend?
The broom riding AI trend turns one photo into a short clip of that person riding a witch broom through a perfectly normal street. It is a Halloween joke played straight: ordinary houses, ordinary traffic lights, and someone floating past on a broomstick as if it were their daily commute.
It runs in two versions. "My ride is here" started on TikTok on 27 September 2026 and is filmed from a car passenger seat: the rider glides up beside the window, keeps pace with the car and sometimes waves. From 19 October a second version took over, the broom crash, also called "witch gone wrong": the rider flies down the road towards the camera, looks back, and hits a street sign. #myrideishere and #broomridingtrend each have more than 9,000 videos, and the same clips also go out as the witch broom trend.
On TikTok both are CapCut templates. Here you pick the exact clip you want to copy and upload your own photo, and the broom riding AI trend swaps you, a friend or your pet onto the broom while keeping the street, the timing and the original sound.
How to Do the Broom Riding AI Trend
- 1
Pick your ride
Choose a clip: the calm "my ride is here" glide beside the car, a crash into the road sign, or a cat or dog on the witch broom. Its route, timing and sound are what you get back.
- 2
Upload the rider
One clear photo of yourself, a friend, or your pet. Full body is best, since the whole rider sits on the broom; a face-forward photo works too.
- 3
Create and post
The prompt is already written. You get the clip at the sample’s length with the original sound, ready to post with #broomridingtrend.
Tips for a Better Broom Ride
Pick the version that fits the person
The cool friend gets "my ride is here", the one who always trips gets the crash. The crash is the broom riding AI trend version that gets shared most now.
Use a full-body photo
The rider sits on the broom with legs and shoes in shot. A head-and-shoulders selfie still works, but the AI has to invent the rest of the outfit.
Black cats steal the show
A cat on a witch broom is the most Halloween thing there is. A photo of your cat sitting up, facing the camera, gives the cleanest ride.
Caption it like it is normal
"Running late, took the broom" lands better than "AI video". Tag the friend you put on the broom.
Pricing
Each broom riding AI trend video is one use (700 credits), whether you pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds. The price is on the button before you start, and nothing else is added.
A single use is $9.90; packs of 4 and 8 uses, or a monthly plan that posts trend videos to your accounts for you, cost less per video. A render that fails is refunded automatically.
Autopilot plans
Every month we turn the newest trends into meme videos and post them to your accounts. Each post is one of the plan’s videos, and any you make yourself come out of the same count. Cancel any time.
One-time video packs
Pay once and use them on any trend template, at any length. The credits never expire, and the other video tools can spend them too.
Use it responsibly
- Only upload photos of yourself, of people who said yes, or of your own pets.
- Do not use it to make someone look like they did something they did not.
- Label the result as AI when you post it; TikTok and Instagram both have an AI-generated tag.
- The crash is slapstick. Keep it to people who will laugh at it, and do not post a crash clip of someone as if it really happened.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the broom riding trend on TikTok?
The broom riding AI trend is a Halloween trend where one photo becomes a clip of that person riding a witch broom down a normal street. In "my ride is here" they glide beside a moving car; in the broom crash they fly into a road sign. It took off in late September 2026 under #myrideishere and #broomridingtrend.
Is the witch broom trend the same as the broom riding trend?
Yes. Witch broom trend, witch riding broom, riding broom AI trend, flying broom trend, broom crash and "my ride is here" are all names for the same clips. Some people use them for the crash version and some for the glide, but it is one trend and every version is on this page.
Where is the original broom riding trend video?
The "my ride is here" original went up on 27 September 2026: two riders on brooms keeping pace beside a car, filmed from the passenger seat, and it passed a million plays. The broom crash into a street sign followed on 19 October with its own sound. Both versions open the samples on this page.
How do I do the broom riding AI trend without CapCut?
Pick a sample on this page, upload one photo of the rider, and create. The model puts your photo on the broom in that exact clip, so there is no template link to find and no app to install.
Can I put my cat or dog on the broom?
Yes, pets are one of the most popular versions of the broom riding AI trend. Pick the black cat or chihuahua sample, or any other, and upload a clear photo of your pet. It takes the rider’s place, crash included.
Can two people ride in the same clip?
Yes. Some samples have two riders, like the original "my ride is here" post with two witches beside the car, or the market run with a rider and a grandma. Add a second photo and each rider becomes one of your people, in the same order they appear.
Do I need a witch costume in my photo?
No. The rider keeps the clothes from your photo, so jeans and a hoodie on a broom is part of the joke. If you want the full look, pick a sample with a witch hat or use the sunset witch prompt.
How much does it cost?
One video is one use, 700 credits, at 5, 10 or 15 seconds. A single use is $9.90, and packs of 4 and 8 cost less per video. Failed renders are refunded.
What happens to the photos I upload?
They are stored in your account so you can reuse them, sent to the video model only for your render, and never shown to anyone else. You can delete them from your history at any time.
Does the video have a watermark?
No. You download a clean MP4, ready to post on TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Who Is Taking the Broom Today?
One photo in the broom riding AI trend, one witch broom, and a road sign they did not see coming.
Make my broom riding videoBroom Riding AI Trend Prompts
The prompts behind the broom riding AI trend, for any image-to-video model that takes a reference photo. Swap the street for a school run, the stop sign for a lamp post, or the witch hat for a party hat.
My ride is here
Image 1 is the Rider. Filmed from the passenger seat of a moving car, through the open side window, on a sunny suburban road. The Rider from Image 1 is sitting side-saddle on an old wooden witch broom with a straw brush, floating about a metre above the road, legs dangling, hair blowing back, and glides up from behind until they keep pace right beside the car window. They turn, look into the car and give a small smug wave, then lean forward and speed off ahead down the road. Keep the face, hair, build and clothes from Image 1 exactly as they are for the whole clip; it must stay recognisably them. Ordinary phone footage, daylight, real suburban street with houses, lawns and traffic lights, no text, no logos, no music video look. Audio: car engine, wind, a cheeky short tune.
Broom crash
Image 1 is the Rider. A phone on the pavement films down a quiet suburban street. The Rider from Image 1 comes flying towards the camera sitting side-saddle on an old wooden witch broom with a straw brush, floating about a metre above the road, legs dangling, hair blowing back, waving and grinning, faster and faster, glances back over their shoulder, and flies straight into a metal road sign at the kerb. The sign bends, the broom drops, and they tumble onto the grass and lie there in a heap with the broom beside them. Keep the face, hair, build and clothes from Image 1 exactly as they are for the whole clip; it must stay recognisably them. Ordinary phone footage, daylight, real suburban street with houses, lawns and traffic lights, no text, no logos, no music video look. Audio: wind whoosh, a loud metal clang, a groan.
Cat or dog on a broom
Image 1 is the Pet. A phone films down a quiet suburban street in autumn. The Pet from Image 1 sits upright on an old wooden witch broom, front paws on the handle, floating a metre above the road and flying towards the camera, ears flapping in the wind. It wobbles, looks surprised, and bumps into a stop sign, then slides down onto the pavement, shakes itself off and sits beside the broom looking offended. Keep the pet's breed, fur colour, markings and size exactly as in Image 1. Ordinary phone footage, daylight, real suburban street with houses, lawns and traffic lights, no text, no logos, no music video look. Audio: wind whoosh, a soft clang, a little huff.
Witch flight at sunset
Image 1 is the Witch. A slow side shot at golden hour over a small town lit up for Halloween, pumpkins on the porches, string lights on the houses. The Witch from Image 1, in a tall pointed black hat and a long black dress, sits on a wooden broom and flies slowly past the camera above the rooftops, hair moving in the wind, turning to look into the lens with a knowing smile. Keep the face, hair, build and clothes from Image 1 exactly as they are for the whole clip; it must stay recognisably them. Warm sunset light, slight lens flare, no text, no logos. Audio: soft wind and a low spooky choir.