The short answer: If you don't want to write a prompt at all, upload one photo to our broom riding generator, pick a scene, and you get a 10-second HD clip with no prompt writing. If you're using a general image-to-video tool instead, copy one of the prompts below, keep the camera inside the car, and stick to one rider on one broom.
One-line definition: A My Ride Is Here prompt is a text instruction that tells an image-to-video model to animate the person (or pet) from your photo riding a witch's broom beside a car window, then flying off.
New to the trend itself? Start with what the broom riding trend is and every version of the broom trend explained. This post is only about prompts.
Which scenes can you make without writing a prompt?
Our one-click generator has six broom scenes, each with its prompt already built in: My ride is here (car window, the default), Broom crash, Full moon, Spooky castle, Pumpkin patch and City lights. All of them work with a pet photo. The car-chase look comes from the car-window scene. There is no lightning-strike effect.
HD clips are 10 seconds, 720p, MP4 with sound and no watermark. The free preview is about 6 seconds at 480p with a watermark. The video keeps your photo's shape: 9:16 for portrait, 16:9 for landscape, 1:1 for square.
Copy-paste My Ride Is Here prompts for each scene
These prompts are for general image-to-video tools where you upload a photo and type a prompt. Replace the bracketed parts, then change one detail at a time.
Car window hover at a red light (prompt only, not available in our generator)
Vertical 9:16 video, 10 seconds, single continuous shot. The camera is inside a parked car stopped at a red light at dusk, filming through the open passenger window. Outside, the [person from the photo] sits sideways on one wooden witch's broom, hovering steadily at window height. They keep their exact face, hair and outfit from the photo. Both hands hold the broom handle. They turn, look straight into the camera and give a small smug smile. The light turns green, they lean forward and the broom shoots up into an orange and purple sky. Wind sound, no speech.
Note: In our generator's car-window scene the car is moving at traffic speed. It doesn't stop at a red light. The red-light hover is a prompt-only variation.
Broom crash into a road sign
Vertical 9:16 video, single continuous shot, comedic slapstick tone. The [person from the photo] rides one wooden broom low over a suburban Halloween street at dusk, jack-o'-lanterns glowing on porches. They turn their head to grin back at the camera and do not see the yellow road sign ahead. The broom gently bonks the sign, the sign wobbles, the rider does one cartoon spin, shakes their head, laughs and flies on. Nobody is hurt, no blood, no falling. Keep the face and outfit from the photo.
One-click version: witch broom crash AI.
Broom vs car chase
Vertical 9:16 video, 10 seconds, one continuous shot from inside a moving car, looking out the side window. The [person from the photo] rides one broom alongside the car at the same speed, close enough to make eye contact. Houses and streetlights blur past. They wave at the passengers, then lean forward and the broom overtakes the car, leaving a faint trail of golden sparkles as it climbs into the dusk sky. Same face and clothes as the photo throughout. Wind sound only.
One-click version: broom car chase AI, which uses the car-window scene.
Pet on a broom
Vertical 9:16 video, single continuous shot. The [dog/cat from the photo] sits securely on one small wooden witch's broom, paws resting on the handle, flying beside a car window at dusk. Keep the exact fur color, markings, ears and collar from the photo. The pet looks calmly into the camera, ears flutter in the wind, then the broom glides up and away past a full moon. Only one animal, four legs, one tail, no human rider.
One-click version: pet broom ride AI.
Full-moon flying witch
Vertical 9:16 video, single continuous shot, night. The [person from the photo] rides one wooden broomstick sideways across a huge glowing full moon, seen as a dark silhouette with their face lit softly by moonlight as they turn toward the camera. Thin clouds drift past, a few bats in the distance. Cloak or clothing ripples in the wind. Keep the face and outfit from the photo. Calm, magical mood, slow camera follow.
One-click version: the Full moon scene on our flying witch AI page. Our generator keeps the clothes from your photo and doesn't add a witch hat. If you want the hat, wear one in the photo.
Lightning-strike remix (prompt only, not available in our generator)
This effect isn't offered by our generator. You'll need a general video tool for it. Keep it cartoonish so it doesn't read as a real injury:
Vertical 9:16 video, single continuous shot from inside a moving car at dusk. The [person from the photo] races the car on one broom beside the window. A harmless cartoon bolt of lightning zaps the tail of the broom with a bright flash. Their hair puffs up comically, they blink, laugh at the camera and keep flying ahead of the car. Comedic, no injury, no smoke from the body, no falling.
5 rules for a broom prompt that works
A prompt works when it stops the model from guessing. These five rules do most of the work:
- Put the camera inside the car. Say "filmed from inside the car through the side window." Otherwise the angle drifts outside and the joke is lost.
- One rider, one broom. Write "one person, one broom" (or "one animal") in so many words.
- Sit sideways. "Sits sideways on the broom, both hands on the handle" gives a stable, readable pose and fewer twisted legs.
- One continuous shot. Add "single continuous shot, no cuts." Cuts break face consistency.
- No harm. For crash or lightning ideas, spell out "gentle slapstick, nobody is hurt." It keeps the clip silly rather than alarming, which is the whole point of the joke.
Common glitches and how to fix them
Most bad results come from a vague prompt or a weak photo:
| Glitch | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Two brooms or a second rider | The prompt never says "one" | Add "exactly one person on exactly one broom, no other riders" |
| Hands or legs merge into the broom | Pose not described; face-only photo | Add "sits sideways, both hands on the handle, legs together on one side"; use a half- or full-body photo |
| Face changes halfway through | Cuts, fast camera, small or filtered face | Add "single continuous shot, same face as the photo"; use a clear front-facing photo |
| Rider floats while the street stays still | Motion not tied to the car | Add "the rider moves at the same speed as the car, background rushes past" |
| Clip ends before the fly-off | Too many actions for the length | Cut it to three beats: hover, look at camera, fly off |
Photo problems (sunglasses, group shots, dark light) are covered in the best photo for broom riding AI.
Writing prompts vs one-click scenes
Use a prompt for variations our generator doesn't have, and a one-click scene for the standard trend clip.
| Writing your own prompt | One-click scene on our site | |
|---|---|---|
| What you type | Full scene description | Nothing, just pick a scene |
| Scenes | Anything you can describe, including lightning or red-light stops (neither is offered by our generator) | Six broom scenes: My ride is here, broom crash, full moon, spooky castle, pumpkin patch, city lights |
| Iterations | Usually several rewrites | Upload, pick, generate |
| Output | Depends on the tool | 10 s, 720p HD MP4 with sound, no watermark (preview ~6 s, 480p) |
| Cost | Depends on the tool | Free preview first, then pay per HD video (pricing) |
For a deeper take on templates vs AI, see video template vs AI generator for the broom trend.
How to make it in one click instead
- Upload one clear photo of yourself or your pet to the broom riding generator (JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB).
- Pick a scene. My ride is here is selected by default.
- Create your free preview, then make it HD if you like it. HD is a fresh render, so it can look a little different from the preview.
Dressing up first? See My Ride Is Here costume ideas.
FAQ
What is the best My Ride Is Here AI prompt?
One that keeps the camera inside the car, one rider sitting sideways on one broom, one continuous shot, and a look at the camera before the fly-off.
Do I need to write a prompt on getbroomriding.com?
No. You upload a photo and pick one of six broom scenes. The prompt is already built into each scene.
Can your generator do the lightning-strike version?
No. That effect isn't available in our generator. You can get the car-chase look with the My ride is here scene. For lightning, use the prompt above in a general video tool.
Can I use these prompts for my pet?
Yes. Use the pet prompt and say "only one animal." On our site, every broom scene works with a dog or cat photo.
Make your broom clip without a prompt
Skip the rewrites. Upload one photo and try a free preview:
- My Ride Is Here broom: the classic car-window clip
- Broom vs car chase: race the car on a broom
- Witch broom crash: the slapstick road-sign bonk
- Pet broom ride: your dog or cat on the broom
HD packs are on the pricing page.
