Studio case 1
One selfie in, and she takes the Crazy Frog's place: air-riding the invisible bike, glancing back at the red robot hoverbike, then getting blasted down the highway to a sliding landing.
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Crazy Frog AI swaps the frog in a Crazy Frog-style "Axel F" music video for the person in your photo. Upload one photo, pick 15 seconds or the full video, and press Generate. There is no prompt to write, and Studio shows the credit cost before anything runs.
Both cases come from the Noiz Studio template. Each one starts from a single photo of one person, and the character swap puts that person into the Crazy Frog-style scene. It is an AI template for an Axel F AI MV, not a blank AI music video generator.
One selfie in, and she takes the Crazy Frog's place: air-riding the invisible bike, glancing back at the red robot hoverbike, then getting blasted down the highway to a sliding landing.
Make thisSame 15-second Axel F scene, different face: he grins through the air-bike ride, throws his hands up at the robot chase and slides out of the crash like the original frog.
Make thisCrazy Frog AI is a Noiz Studio template that replaces the frog in a music video styled after the Crazy Frog song with the person in the photo you upload. It is a character swap that works like a face swap and uses only that one photo. It does not place a celebrity in the scene, and there is no prompt to write. For a different song, open the AI music video generator.
Three steps, no prompt: add a photo, pick a length and model, and generate.
Use a photo with just one person in it. JPG, PNG, and WebP under 20 MB work.
There are two lengths: 15 seconds or the whole video. At 15 seconds the models are Seedance, Minimax 768P, and Minimax 2K; the whole video runs on Seedance only. Switching on Add Noiz Studio watermark lowers the credit cost. That is the watermarked price, not a limited-time sale.
Before anything runs, Studio shows how many credits the job will use. Upload only a photo of someone who agreed to it.
The face needs to read clearly: facing the camera, evenly lit, and not covered.
Opening this page and uploading photos are free. Generating spends credits from your Noiz plan or credit pack. Free accounts get 2,000 credits a day. The cheapest option is 15-second Minimax 768P with the optional Noiz Studio watermark at 7,500 credits. 15-second Seedance costs 50,000, or 30,000 with the watermark. The full video runs on Seedance only and costs 80,000, or 48,000 with the watermark.
15 s
Seedance
15 s
Minimax 768P
15 s
Minimax 2K
Full video
Seedance
One photo, cost shown first
Minimax 768P · 15 s · watermark = 7,500 credits
Free
US$0
2,000 credits every day
Lite
US$6/ mo
100,000 credits a month · US$4.50 / mo billed yearly
Pro
US$19/ mo
300,000 credits a month · first month US$9.50 · US$14.25 / mo billed yearly
Ultra
US$50/ mo
1,000,000 credits a month · first month US$24.99 · US$25 / mo billed yearly
Extra credits
US$1
per 10,000 credits, any plan
Billing is in US dollars. Chinese and Japanese pages also show an approximate yuan or yen amount from European Central Bank reference rates. That amount is not what you are charged.
Yes, if everyone in the photos agreed, you follow the platform's rules, and you label the video as realistic AI content.
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It is a character swap: the frog in a music video styled after the Crazy Frog song becomes the person in your photo. You upload the photo and press Generate. The result shows the person in your photo in the frog's place; the original Crazy Frog character is not in it.
Open the template, upload one photo of one person, and press Generate. The face swap here uses only that photo and does not put a celebrity into the file. No prompt.
An animated character first named "The Annoying Thing". Its creator, Erik Wernquist, has said it is not a frog and not particularly crazy; the ringtone company picked the name (Wikipedia).
Daniel Malmedahl. In 1997, aged 17, he recorded himself imitating a two-stroke engine; the clip spread online as 2TAKTARE.MP3 and became the ring ding ding sound.
"Axel F", an instrumental by Harold Faltermeyer and the theme of Beverly Hills Cop, released on 11 March 1985. Crazy Frog's cover came out on 23 May 2005, debuted at number one in the UK and stayed there four weeks (Wikipedia).
Nothing literal. Axel F is an instrumental, and the vocal is engine-noise gibberish, not words. People searching the meaning usually want to know what Crazy Frog is and where the sound comes from, which the answers above cover.
No. Free accounts get 2,000 credits a day, and the cheapest option, 15-second Minimax 768P with the watermark, takes 7,500, so you need a paid plan or a credit pack. The full video on Seedance costs 80,000, or 48,000 with the watermark. Noiz does not state a generation time.
Yes, if everyone in the photos agreed, you follow TikTok's rules, and you label the video as realistic AI content.
Yes. Generating means you agree to the Noiz Terms of Service. You confirm you have the rights and the person's consent for every photo you upload, and you are responsible for the video you make and where you post it.
A 15-second Seedance video uses 50,000 credits, or 30,000 with the optional Noiz Studio watermark. 15-second Minimax 768P is 15,000 (7,500 with the watermark) and 15-second Minimax 2K is 22,500 (11,250). The full video is Seedance only: 80,000, or 48,000 with the watermark.
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