Flying Car AI Video Effect
Loop a giant curved ramp upside down and land in a cloud of vapor. Upload one photo and WakeStill turns it into a 12-second vertical video with sound.
One video costs 10 credits ($9.90 on its own) and takes about 3–6 minutes.
What happens in the Flying Car video
You sit in an open two-seat retro-futuristic bubble car in mint green with chrome trim and no badges, logos or lettering, at an empty outdoor test site at night lit by floodlights, with glowing red light strips along the ground. Ahead stands a tall, narrow ramp track that in side view is shaped like a backwards letter C: the car drives in from the left, climbs the curve up the right-hand side until it is vertical and follows it back over the top, so at the highest point it is upside down and leaves the end of the track flying out to the left. In mid-air it rolls upright, bright white cold-gas thruster jets fire downward like vapor plumes, not flames, it glides over a row of plain parked cars and a plain white box truck and lands softly inside a huge billowing white vapor cloud. As the vapor clears you laugh and give a thumbs-up to the camera. You stay seated in the car the whole time. No crash, no fire, no explosion, family-friendly. No brand names and no text anywhere.
More Flying Car examples
AI-generated illustrations of the Flying Car effect with different photos. The illustrations are not frames from WakeStill videos, and every person in them is fictional.

Couple 
Two friends 
Solo
Flying Car at a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Who can be in it | One adult, or two adults (one photo each or one photo of both). |
| Photo options | One person, one photo · Two people, one photo each · Two people in one photo |
| Length | 12 seconds |
| Format | 720×1280 vertical MP4 (9:16) |
| Sound | An original soaring electronic score with a whoosh on the launch and a hiss from the thrusters; no speech, no singing |
| Price | 10 credits = one video ($9.90 on its own) |
| Render time | About 3–6 minutes |
| Video model | Seedance 2.0 Fast (ByteDance) via KIE.ai |
| Category | Fantasy & Action, Retro |
How to make a Flying Car video
- Upload your photo (add a second person if you like).
- Confirm that you have the right to use the photo.
- Press Create. The video uses 10 credits and is ready in about 3–6 minutes.
- Download the MP4 or share it from your library.
Best photos for Flying Car
- Use a clear, front-facing photo with good light and the whole face visible.
- Add a second photo if you want a friend in the video too.
- Adults only (18+). Use your own photos or get permission from everyone in them. No celebrities.
- Plain clothes work best: the prompt tells the model to leave out logos and text, so unbranded clothes give the cleanest result.
The exact Flying Car prompt
Every Flying Car video is made with one of these fixed prompts, picked by the photos you upload. Visitors cannot change them; your photos are the only input. With one photo of both people, the two-photo prompt is used with its subject lines rewritten: the person on the left is the first person and the person on the right is the second.
Vertical 9:16 cinematic video, no dialogue. The person from the reference image is the only subject. They sit in an open two-seat retro-futuristic bubble car in mint green with chrome trim and no badges, logos or lettering, at an empty outdoor test site at night lit by floodlights, with glowing red light strips along the ground. Ahead stands a tall, narrow ramp track that in side view is shaped like a backwards letter C: the car drives in from the left, climbs the curve up the right-hand side until it is vertical and follows it back over the top, so at the highest point it is upside down and leaves the end of the track flying out to the left. In mid-air it rolls upright, bright white cold-gas thruster jets fire downward like vapor plumes, not flames, it glides over a row of plain parked cars and a plain white box truck and lands softly inside a huge billowing white vapor cloud. As the vapor clears they laugh and give a thumbs-up to the camera. They stay seated in the car the whole time. No crash, no fire, no explosion, family-friendly. No brand names and no text anywhere. Nothing sexual, no weapons, no blood, no gore. Audio: an original soaring electronic score with a whoosh on the launch and a hiss from the thrusters, no speech and no singing. All clothing is plain and unbranded: no logos, no brand marks, no lettering, no symbols and no text anywhere in the frame. Only this one person is the subject; no children. The person is an adult. Keep the face and hairstyle identical to the reference image, and keep the outfit as plain as in the reference image.
Vertical 9:16 cinematic video, no dialogue. The person from the first reference image and the person from the second reference image sit in an open two-seat retro-futuristic bubble car in mint green with chrome trim and no badges, logos or lettering, at an empty outdoor test site at night lit by floodlights, with glowing red light strips along the ground. Ahead stands a tall, narrow ramp track that in side view is shaped like a backwards letter C: the car drives in from the left, climbs the curve up the right-hand side until it is vertical and follows it back over the top, so at the highest point it is upside down and leaves the end of the track flying out to the left. In mid-air it rolls upright, bright white cold-gas thruster jets fire downward like vapor plumes, not flames, it glides over a row of plain parked cars and a plain white box truck and lands softly inside a huge billowing white vapor cloud. As the vapor clears they laugh and give a thumbs-up to the camera. They stay seated in the car the whole time. No crash, no fire, no explosion, family-friendly. No brand names and no text anywhere. Nothing sexual, no weapons, no blood, no gore. Audio: an original soaring electronic score with a whoosh on the launch and a hiss from the thrusters, no speech and no singing. All clothing is plain and unbranded: no logos, no brand marks, no lettering, no symbols and no text anywhere in the frame. Only these two people appear as subjects; no children. Both are adults. Keep both faces and hairstyles identical to the reference images, and keep the outfits as plain as in the reference images.
Flying Car FAQ
What does the Flying Car effect do?
Loop a giant curved ramp upside down and land in a cloud of vapor. The video is 12 seconds long, vertical, with an original soaring electronic score with a whoosh on the launch and a hiss from the thrusters; no speech, no singing.
How much does a Flying Car video cost?
Every effect uses 10 credits per video. One video costs $9.90; packs of two and three videos cost less per video. Credits do not expire.
Can two people be in the video?
Yes. Upload one photo of each person, or one photo showing both of you. Both must be adults.
Video model and sources
Videos are rendered with Seedance 2.0 Fast (ByteDance) through KIE.ai.





