The short answer: Yes, your dog or cat can do the My Ride Is Here trend. Upload one clear, well-lit photo of your pet with its whole body in frame to our pet broom ride AI page, keep the default car-window scene (or pick another broom scene), and you'll get a short clip of your pet flying a witch's broom. No costume, filming or editing needed.
What is the pet version of My Ride Is Here?
One-line definition: My Ride Is Here with pets is the Halloween car-window broom clip with a dog or cat as the rider: seen from inside a car, your pet cruises beside the window on a witch's broom, looks into the camera, then flies off.
The joke is the same as the human version: an ordinary street and a very un-ordinary ride. With a pet on the broom, it's even sillier, because a dog or cat on a broom is already funny. On our generator the pet keeps its fur color and look from your photo as closely as the AI can. The broom, car, street and sky are all generated.
If you haven't seen the original format yet, read what the broom riding trend is. For every other variant, see broom trend versions explained.
What pet photo works best?
The best pet photo shows one animal, full body, sharp eyes and ears, in good even light. The photo is the only reference the AI has for what your pet looks like, so it matters more than the scene you pick.
Use this quick checklist:
- Full body in frame. Paws, body and tail help the AI place your pet on the broom. Nose-only close-ups force it to invent the rest.
- Good, even light. Daylight by a window or outdoors in shade works best. Strong backlight or a dark room hides markings.
- One pet only. Two animals in one photo can get mixed up. Crop to one pet, or better, use a photo where only one pet was there to begin with.
- Nothing blocking the face. No hands, toys, food bowls or cage bars in front of the eyes or ears.
- Sharp, not blurry. Pets move fast. Take a few shots and pick the sharpest one.
- The right file. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB.
Want the full photo guide for people and pets? See the best photo for broom riding AI.
Dogs vs cats vs other small pets
Dogs and cats both work the same way in our generator. The difference is what to focus on in the photo:
| Pet | What reads best | Photo tip |
|---|---|---|
| Dogs | A clear face; bandanas or simple costumes come through well | Shoot at the dog's eye level, ideally while it's sitting still |
| Cats | Sharp eyes and ears | Catch them alert, not curled up asleep, so the head shape is clear |
| Other small pets (rabbits, guinea pigs, birds) | Not covered on our pet page, which is written for cats and dogs | Same rules: one animal, full body, good light. Check the result with the free preview before paying for HD |
AI isn't perfect. If a result looks off, try a closer, brighter photo before you switch scenes. Costume ideas for pets are in My Ride Is Here costume ideas.
Which scenes can your pet ride?
Your pet can ride all six broom scenes on our generator. These are the scenes our pet page lists:
| Scene | What your pet does |
|---|---|
| My ride is here (default) | Rides the broom beside a car window, then flies off over the Halloween street |
| Broom crash (funny) | Flies down a Halloween street, looks back at the camera, bonks a road sign, spins and flies on (gentle slapstick, nobody gets hurt) |
| Full moon | Flies past a huge full moon, the classic witch's-cat look |
| Spooky castle | Flies through a misty night sky past a gothic castle and bats |
| Pumpkin patch | Lifts off over glowing jack-o'-lanterns |
| City lights | Flies close to the camera over a glowing city at night |
Some things to know before you start:
- One rider per clip. The generator works best with one person or one pet per photo, so you and your pet can't ride together in one clip.
- The pet is the rider. There's no separate "cat sitting behind a witch" option. Your pet flies the broom itself.
- No lightning effect. Our generator doesn't offer a lightning strike in any scene.
Want your pet racing the car? Use the car-window scene. See broom vs car chase AI.
How to make a pet broom riding video, step by step
Making a pet broom video takes about five minutes from photo to download:
- Open pet broom ride AI and upload one clear photo of your pet.
- Keep My ride is here selected, or pick broom crash or a night-sky scene.
- Sign in (free, with Google or email, no card) and create your free preview. It's about 6 seconds, 480p, watermarked, and you watch it on the site. One preview per account.
- Wait about 1–3 minutes. You can leave the page; finished videos are saved in My videos.
- Like it? Make it HD: a new 10-second, 720p render with sound and no watermark, as an MP4 download. Because it's a fresh render, it can look a little different from the preview. Packs are on the pricing page.
Your video follows the shape of your photo: a portrait (vertical) photo gives a 9:16 clip that fits short-video feeds with no cropping.
Captions and hashtags for posting your pet's clip
A good pet caption makes your pet the one with somewhere to be. Post the 9:16 MP4 to TikTok, Reels or Shorts, add the trending My Ride Is Here sound if your region has it, and time the text to the moment your pet looks into the camera.
Caption ideas:
- "Sorry, can't walk the dog tonight. His ride is here 🧹🐶"
- "She heard the treat bag from three streets away 🧹🐱"
- "When the vet appointment is at 5 and the broom is at 4:59"
- "Official familiar of this household. Clocking out 🌕"
- Broom crash blooper: "Looked at me instead of the road. Every. Time. 💥"
Hashtags (pick a few rather than all): #myrideishere #broomridingtrend #witchbroom #halloween, plus pet-specific tags like #dogsofhalloween or #catsofhalloween and your breed.
Series idea: post the car-window clip first, then the broom crash as a blooper, then a full-moon clip as the "night shift."
Always mark the video as AI-generated where the app asks.
Privacy: only use your own pet's photos
Only upload photos of your own pet, or of a pet whose owner has said yes. A neighbor's dog or a cat you found online isn't yours to post, even as a joke.
Here's what happens to your files on our site:
- Uploaded photos are deleted within 24 hours.
- Generated videos stay downloadable for 14 days, then they're removed.
- Photos are not used to train AI models.
If you post the original photo next to the clip (a popular before/after), check its background first for anything personal, like a house number or your street name.
FAQ
Can I really put my dog or cat on a broomstick with AI?
Yes. Upload one clear photo of your pet and the generator makes a short clip of it riding a witch's broom. It keeps the fur color and look from your photo as closely as it can.
Which scenes work with pets?
All six broom scenes: My ride is here (car window), broom crash, full moon, spooky castle, pumpkin patch and city lights.
Can my pet and I ride the broom together?
Not in one clip. One person or one pet per photo works best, so make one clip of you and one of your pet and post them back to back.
Will it work with a rabbit or a bird?
Our pet page is written for cats and dogs, and we don't publish examples for other animals. Use the same photo rules and check the free preview before paying for HD.
How long is the pet video?
HD videos are 10 seconds, 720p, with sound. The free preview is about 6 seconds at 480p with a watermark.
What if the video fails?
If a video fails to generate, your credit or free preview comes back automatically, so you can try again with a clearer photo.
Put your pet on the broom
Your pet's Halloween debut takes one good photo. Try a free preview on pet broom ride AI, and check the best photo for broom riding AI first if you're not sure which shot to use. HD packs are on the pricing page.
