What is the Ramp Stunt effect?
The Flying Car AI template uses a car photograph as the subject reference and a supplied video as the motion reference. Its intended sequence is a curved-ramp climb, an airborne flip and a landing. It is a creative AI interpretation, rather than a record of a real driving event.
The video beside this guide is the user-supplied motion reference. It shows the target movement, rather than your personal result. The configured output target is 14 seconds in 4:3, with 480p and 720p choices. Your uploaded photo guides the subject appearance.
1. Prepare one clear car photo
Choose a side or three-quarter view with the entire vehicle and all wheels inside the image. Leave some space around the roof, bumpers and tires. Even daylight and a simple background make the body shape easier to distinguish.
- Use a sharp image without heavy motion blur or strong filters.
- Avoid objects covering the wheels, front or rear of the car.
- Choose one clear main vehicle rather than a crowded parking scene.
- Use JPG, PNG or WebP, no larger than 10 MB. Each side must be 301–5999 pixels, and width divided by height must be greater than 0.4 and less than 2.5.
Only upload material you own or have permission to use. If people appear in the photo, obtain their permission as well. Start at the Flying Car AI generator and inspect the selected-image preview before continuing.
2. Choose quality and a credit pack
480p uses 50 credits per new generation; 720p uses 100. The motion template stays the same. Select a resolution according to the detail you need and the credits you want to use. Every new attempt, including another quality or another photograph, is a separate request.
If you need credits, continue to the credit-pack page. Your selected photo, quality and permission choice are kept in this browser for the sign-in and checkout journey. Choose a pack, then continue with Google. Do not close the tab or clear browser storage if you want to preserve the draft.
3. Let the Ramp Stunt template guide the action
You do not need to type a prompt, upload another reference video or assemble multiple scenes. The fixed template provides the motion instructions; your photograph guides the vehicle appearance. Ramp Stunt is the only effect available in this product.
The configured sequence follows the ramp ascent, launch, aerial rotation and landing. AI may alter vehicle details or interpret movement differently. Clear input helps provide a useful reference, but there is no promise that every panel, logo, proportion or movement will remain identical.
4. Check the task and save your result
Once a generation is accepted, follow the existing task from your account. If it remains processing, check its status rather than repeatedly submitting the image. This avoids creating separate attempts and their associated charges.
When a task completes, play the result and inspect the car, ramp transition and landing. Download the MP4 during the 14-day retention period and check the saved file plays. Uploaded source photos use a 24-hour retention period. Keep your own original if you may want to generate again.
If an attempt fails
The inherited workflow returns the charged credits for a confirmed failed generation. A pending task is checked before being treated as failed. If submission is uncertain, use the task status first. A new generation consumes another 50 credits at 480p or 100 at 720p.
Payment refunds follow the separate seven-day policy. The new support team can help at support@flying-car-ai.com. Include your task or order reference. Do not send passwords or card details.
Audio and sharing
The intended output uses the original audio from the supplied motion reference. Review both picture and sound before sharing a completed result.
Use captions that make the creative context clear. The product is independent of vehicle manufacturers and does not represent a real stunt performed by the owner or brand. When you are ready to prepare your image, return to the single Ramp Stunt workspace.