Put your own car in the Tesla Roadster flip
Pick the ramp flip or the kickflip over parked cars, upload a photo of your car, truck or product (or use our Roadster), and the AI swaps it into the stunt with the moves and camera kept. 5 to 15 seconds, 16:9 MP4, no watermark. Powered by Seedance 2.5.
1Pick the stunt
Your car, product or pet takes the stunt car’s place; the moves, the set and the camera stay. Powered by Seedance 2.5. AI-made, not made or endorsed by Tesla.
2Choose what does the stunt
3Length and quality
Stunt samples
Real outputs from our tests at 480p: a made-up electrician’s van in both stunts. The ramp flip is cropped closer, the framing the site now makes it in. Shown muted here; your download has sound.
Made with Flyster
Real outputs from our tests, not edited, all white and 9:16. One was made from a two-sentence description written in Chinese; the others from our ideas. Shown muted here; your download has sound.
How to put your car in the Tesla Roadster flip
- Pick the stunt: the ramp flip (up a curved wall, off the top and over) or the kickflip over a row of parked cars.
- Choose what does the stunt: upload a clear photo of your car or truck, a product or your pet (one clear main subject, no people), or use our flying Roadster in white, red, black, silver or blue.
- Choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds and 480p or 720p, then press Generate. You sign in with Google or email, and the button shows the price before you pay.
- Wait a few minutes while the AI model swaps it into the stunt. Download the MP4; it stays in your history for 30 days.
The two stunts
- The ramp flip: the car drives up a huge curved wall, follows it over the top, shoots off the edge, flips in the air and lands on its cold-gas jets in white vapor. It follows the ramp stunt from Tesla’s reveal; read what Tesla showed.
- The kickflip over cars: the car leaps over a row of parked cars and trucks, rolls over in mid-air and lands on the other side, seen head-on and then from the side (the 5-second version is the side view only).
A vehicle keeps its shape, paint, wrap, logo and lettering, and a work van keeps its roof rack; something small, like food or a product, is shown as big as the car it replaces. The set, the camera and the timing stay as they are, and the jets are white cold gas, as at the reveal.
Prices
Stunts are paid only: the free 4-second video is for the stories. The button shows the price before you pay, and credits from any pack work here too. Credits never expire.
- 480p: 5 seconds uses 2 credits ($9.99 on their own), 10 seconds 3 credits ($12.99), 15 seconds 5 credits.
- 720p: 5 seconds uses 4 credits, 10 seconds 7, 15 seconds 10.
- Packs: 10 credits for $34.99, 30 credits for $99.99.
If a stunt fails, its credits come back automatically. See pricing.
Questions
Is this the real Tesla video?
No. It is AI-made: the model redraws the stunt with your car. Flyster is an independent fan tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla. Label the video as AI when you post it, and don’t present it as real footage or as made by Tesla.
Can I use my company van or truck?
Yes, if the photo is yours and the name and logo on the vehicle are your own business’s, or you have permission to use them. Our samples use a made-up electrician’s van. Your product works too.
Can I do the stunt myself?
Not yet. The video models we use refuse photos of real people, so a photo with a person in it is turned down before anything is made. Your car, your product, your pet or our Roadster can do it.
Why is it 16:9 only?
The stunt keeps the camera of the original wide shot, so the video comes out 16:9. It fits X and YouTube as it is. TikTok accepts 16:9 videos too, but recommends 9:16 for the full phone screen.
How long does it take?
In our tests in October 2026, a 10-second stunt at 480p took between about 3.5 and 10 minutes. You can close the page; the finished video waits in your history.
Which photo works best?
A clear photo of the whole subject (a vehicle from the side or 3/4), not cropped, with nothing in front of it. JPG, PNG or WebP under 25 MB.
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