The short answer: The best My Ride Is Here costume is whatever you are wearing in the photo you upload, because the AI keeps the clothes from your picture and only adds the broom, the motion, and the scene. Classic witch, wizard, or vampire looks work, but everyday outfits (office clothes, a school hoodie, pajamas) are often funnier in the car-window shot. Avoid masks, sunglasses, heavy face paint, and big props. Then test your look with a free preview.
Why your outfit drives the result
On the broom riding AI generator, you upload one photo and pick a scene. The scene supplies the broom, the camera move, and the background: a car window at dusk, a full moon, a spooky castle, a pumpkin patch, city lights, or a road sign you bonk into. Everything about you comes from the photo: face, hair, body, and clothes.
That means there is no costume menu. If you want to ride the broom as a vampire, wear the cape in the photo. If you want the "I just left work" joke, take the photo in your work clothes. And since the model can only keep what it can see, a half-body or full-body photo carries your outfit much better than a tight selfie. (More on framing in our guide to the best photo for broom riding AI.)
New to the format? Start with what the broom riding trend is, then come back to pick a look.
Classic Halloween looks
These read as "Halloween" in a single frame, which helps in the calmer night-sky scenes.
1. Classic witch
A pointed hat, a dark dress or robe, maybe a striped scarf. It is the obvious match for a broom, and it fits the postcard-style scenes (Full moon, Spooky castle) where you want the clip to feel magical rather than silly (see flying witch AI). One tip: keep the hat brim from shading your eyes. Tilt it back or choose a shorter brim so your face stays readable.
2. Wizard
Long robe, a scarf in house-style colors, a simple hat or no hat at all. Wizard robes give the wind something to play with in flight. Medium or lighter tones help: a fully black robe against a dark sky can blend into the background.
3. Vampire
A high-collar cape, a white shirt, slicked hair. The collar frames the face nicely in the close moments. Skip plastic fangs in the photo if they change the shape of your mouth a lot; a little fake blood at the corner of the lip is safer than a full face of makeup.
4. Pumpkin sweater
A cozy orange sweater, a pumpkin print, or a knit beanie. This is the low-effort costume that still says "October," and it pairs naturally with the Pumpkin patch scene. Bright orange also stands out against night skies.
The "everyday commute" set
The car-window version works because the street looks ordinary and the broom does not. Dressing like a normal commuter leans into that deadpan joke: you are not a witch, you are just going to work, and this happens to be your ride.
5. Office worker
Blazer, shirt, lanyard, maybe a coffee cup held close to your body. Caption idea: "Monday. My ride is here." It is one of the strongest looks for the default My ride is here scene because it makes the broom feel like a normal commute. It also suits the broom vs car chase take on the same scene.
6. Student
Hoodie, backpack straps visible, headphones around the neck (not over the face). The "late for class" energy fits the car-window glance. Keep the backpack small; a huge bag hides your body and confuses the riding pose.
7. Delivery rider
A plain jacket in a bright color, a cap worn backward or no cap, maybe a small insulated bag. The joke writes itself: the fastest delivery in town. Avoid real company logos on your clothes if you plan to post publicly.
8. Pajamas
Flannel pajamas, fuzzy slippers, messy hair. This is usually the funniest meme version because it plays like a late-night escape or a "running late, didn't change" moment. It works in My ride is here and is even better in Broom crash, where the slapstick bump matches the half-asleep look.
Couples, weddings, and onesies
The generator works best with one person per photo, so for couples, make two clips and post them side by side or back to back.
9. Matching couple outfits
Pick a pair: witch and wizard, vampire and victim, two pumpkins. Take one photo of each person in the same light and framing, generate each one in the same scene, and stitch them in your editing app. Matching colors make the pair read as a set even though they are separate videos.
10. Bride and groom
Wedding dresses and suits look striking on a broom, especially in City lights or Full moon. Veils are fine as long as they do not cover the face. Again, one person per photo: generate the bride and the groom separately, then combine.
11. Skeleton onesie
A full-body skeleton print is fun because the bones follow the body as you ride. It needs a full-body photo to make sense; a headshot loses the whole joke. Keep the hood down so your face is clear.
Pet costumes
12. Dog or cat in a costume
A bandana, a tiny witch hat, a pumpkin vest. Pets work with all the broom scenes, and the pet broom ride AI page walks through it. Keep the costume small: the eyes, ears, and body need to stay visible, and one animal per photo works best. A simple bandana usually reads better than a full-body outfit that hides the shape of your pet.
What to avoid in the photo
The same rules apply to every outfit above:
- Masks. If the face is covered, the rider will not look like you.
- Sunglasses and deep hat brims. The eyes matter most in the close beats.
- Heavy face paint. Full-face makeup can blur features the model needs to keep your likeness. Light makeup or small accents are safer.
- Big props. Large swords, staffs, inflatable costumes, or giant bags hide your body and fight with the broom for space.
- Group photos. One person (or one pet) per upload.
- Heavy filters or dark party photos. Even light keeps both your face and your outfit readable.
Only upload photos of yourself, people who said yes, or your own pet.
Which outfit fits which scene
The scenes and what each one shows are covered in every broom trend version explained. Here is how outfits tend to pair with them:
| Scene | What happens | Outfits that fit |
|---|---|---|
| My ride is here (car window, default) | You ride beside a car window, glance at the camera, then fly off | Office worker, student, delivery rider, pajamas: everyday clothes sell the joke |
| Broom crash | You look back at the camera and bonk into a road sign, spin, and keep flying | Pajamas, skeleton onesie, office worker: anything that makes the blooper funnier |
| Full moon | A night flight past a big glowing moon | Witch, wizard, vampire, bride and groom: looks that feel magical |
| Spooky castle / Pumpkin patch / City lights | Night-sky flights past a castle, glowing pumpkins, or a city | Witch, vampire, pumpkin sweater, couples |
For the crash scene, see the witch broom crash AI page. It works with pets too.
From outfit to finished clip
- Put on the outfit and take a half-body or full-body photo in good, even light, facing the camera.
- Open the generator, upload the photo (JPG, PNG, or WEBP, up to 10 MB), and pick a scene.
- Make your free preview: one per account, about 6 seconds, 480p, watermarked, watch on the site only.
- Happy with how the outfit came through? Turn it into a 10-second HD 720p MP4 with no watermark for one video credit. HD is a new render of the same photo and scene, so it can look a little different from the preview.
Pricing is pay per video with no subscription, and bigger packs cost less per video; see pricing for the current packs. Credits never expire, and if a video fails to generate, the credit or free preview comes back automatically.
FAQ
Do I need a costume for the My Ride Is Here broom trend?
No. Everyday clothes often work better in the car-window scene because the normal outfit makes the flying broom funnier. Costumes shine more in the night-sky scenes such as Full moon or Spooky castle.
Can the AI add a costume I am not wearing?
There is no costume option. The generator keeps the clothes from your uploaded photo and adds the broom, motion, and scene. To ride as a witch or vampire, wear the costume in the photo.
What is the best broom trend outfit for the funniest result?
Pajamas or a plain office outfit usually get the biggest laugh, especially in the Broom crash scene, where you look back at the camera and bump into a road sign.
Can my partner and I be in one broom video?
Use one person per photo. For couples or bride-and-groom looks, generate one clip for each person in the same scene, then put them together in your editing app.
Will face paint or a mask show up?
Masks hide the face, so the rider will not look like you. Heavy full-face paint can also weaken the likeness. Light makeup and small accents are safer.
Can my dog or cat wear a costume?
Yes. Small costumes like a bandana or tiny hat work best, as long as the eyes, ears, and body stay visible. See the pet broom ride AI page for photo tips.
How do I check my outfit before paying?
Every account gets one free preview: about 6 seconds, 480p, watermarked, watched on the site. If you like it, upgrade to a 10-second HD 720p video with no watermark for one credit. See the pricing page for packs.
Try your costume on the broom
Got the outfit? Snap one clear half-body or full-body photo, open the broom riding generator, and make your free preview to see how your costume looks on the broom before you spend anything.
