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One image, one fixed clip
You provide one clear vehicle image. The locked reference provides the ramp action, camera, timing, lighting, and silent output.
The Roadster format
Roadster AI Video is not a free-form prompt-to-video tool. It is a narrow edit: one subject image, one locked reference video, and one replacement vehicle when the generator is connected.
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You provide one clear vehicle image. The locked reference provides the ramp action, camera, timing, lighting, and silent output.
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This first format is designed around a 15-second adaptive 3:4 clip. It does not accept a custom prompt or an uploaded reference video.
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The uploaded image supplies the replacement vehicle. AI results may change body details, wheels, reflections, or continuity, so the whole output needs review.
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The public page shows the input, source contract, quality choices, future Waffo boundary, and rights notes now. Provider and key routing open only after verification.
The fixed reference keeps the edit legible. The creator's decisions stay focused on the subject image, rights, quality, and what happens after download.
Choose one car, bike, truck, or other vehicle image you own or are authorized to transform.
Use the locked Roadster source clip. Its action, camera, framing, timing, and silent output are part of the template.
Choose the future quality tier. Duration and adaptive 3:4 output remain visible before any generation request.
Inspect the full MP4 for vehicle identity, wheels, body details, timing, camera movement, and landing before sharing.
The page can explain exactly which parts come from the source video and which part comes from the uploaded image.
The first edit does not ask creators to invent a new action brief. The reference already carries the movement.
The input is one subject image and a licensed or owned template path. Do not upload event footage or another person's identifiable media without permission.
The intended output is a silent short MP4 you can review, download, and finish in the editor or social app you already use.
The public product is intentionally clear about the handoff. Before generation, you can understand the subject image, locked source, output shape, rights boundary, and Coming soon status. After generation opens, the same contract should make the result easier to review.
Choose a vehicle image you own or have permission to transform. Keep the whole vehicle or the details that matter visible, with a simple background and no unlicensed event footage.
Confirm that the source action is fixed, the output is silent, and the future quality and Waffo credit quote are visible before any paid request.
Watch the entire MP4. Compare the replacement vehicle with the source image and check wheels, body lines, reflections, camera timing, and the landing beat.
Add music or effects only when you have rights. Label the result as AI-generated and avoid presenting a fictional edit as official footage or proof of performance.
The intended first workflow is fixed-video replacement. The locked source supplies the action and camera while your one vehicle image replaces the main subject.
No. The first Roadster edit is locked and does not require a prompt.
No. The public setup uses a locked reference clip and one subject image.
The upload, source contract, quality choices, pricing boundary, and rights notes remain visible. Provider calls stay disabled until they are connected and verified.
Watch the complete silent MP4 and check the replacement vehicle, wheels, body details, reflections, timing, camera movement, and landing. Do not present the result as official footage or proof of vehicle performance.