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One photo of you, your friend or your pet · 12-second vertical clip · the whoosh, the clang and the laughing in the audio

Harry Potter Broomstick Crash Filter: Fly In, Wave, Hit the Sign

Harry Potter broomstick crash filter from one photo, in your browser, no CapCut template to track down: you come flying down the street on a broom, flash a peace sign, and go straight into a road sign the group chat will replay all week.

The one on the broom is youThe whole fall, not just the flyingThe clang comes with it

The broomstick crash videos are all over TikTok this week. Post yours while everyone is still doing it.

Examples

Harry Potter broomstick crash filter examples people posted

Seven broomstick crash clips from TikTok, each one a template in the generator above. Tap the crash closest to the one you want, add your photo, and its prompt is filled in for you.

Peace sign, then the sign

A wave on the way in, a street sign on the way out

What the Harry Potter broomstick crash filter is

The Harry Potter broomstick crash filter turns one photo into a clip of that person riding a broomstick toward the camera, waving, then flying straight into a road sign and dropping onto the grass. It took off on TikTok around October 20, 2026 with [posts captioned "make the viral Harry Potter broomstick flying crash road sign filter"](https://www.tiktok.com/@9w9lxhojgk8ufz/video/7698630394094095647), made with the CapCut template Funny Flying. This page makes yours: a [photo to video AI](/video/photo-to-video) set up for this crash.

Creative engine

One photo in, a broom crash with sound out

Nobody has to fly or fall: the street, the broom, the sign and the landing are made around your photo.

1 photo
What you upload
12 seconds
Vertical, for TikTok and Reels
Sound on
The whoosh and the clang in the same file

Nobody actually hits the sign

The flight, the sign and the fall are made by AI around a single photo. The comments under every one of these ask if it hurt, and that is the joke.

Your face on the broom

Most broomstick crash clips going round reuse the few riders the template shipped with. Here the one flying in is the person in your photo.

No template link, no app

The crash clips on TikTok end in a tutorial: copy the link, open CapCut, find the template. Here you upload a photo and the clip is made from it.

Not just people: dogs and cats crash too

A pit bull and a tuxedo cat both went into the sign on TikTok this week. One clear photo of your pet and it is the one on the broom.

How to

How to make a Harry Potter broomstick crash filter video

One photo goes up; a few minutes later your 12-second vertical broom crash comes back with its sound.

  1. 01

    Upload one photo

    You, a friend or your pet. Face clear and in good light; head to waist is enough, the broom, the street and the sign are added.

    Upload one photo
  2. 02

    Pick a template

    Peace sign, red hair, straight from work, the sign wins, dog or cat. Each prompt is already written; change the street, the sign or the landing in the box if you like.

    Pick a template
  3. 03

    Generate and post

    Your crash comes back vertical with the whoosh and the clang. Download it and post it to TikTok or Reels.

    Generate and post
Who goes into the sign

Who to put in a Harry Potter broomstick crash filter

The broomstick crash lands hardest on the person who would never admit they cannot fly.

You

Post it as your commute, no caption. Let the comments ask if you are okay.

The friend who is always late

A photo of them and they finally arrive, at full speed, into the sign at the end of your street. Send it to the group chat.

Your mom or your aunt

A photo from the last family dinner and she waves from the broom right before the sign. Show her first, then the family group.

Your dog or cat

One clear photo of the pet and it is the one sitting upright on the broom, sailing past the hydrant into the post.

Answers

Harry Potter broomstick crash filter questions

The Harry Potter broomstick crash filter is the TikTok trend where one photo becomes a clip of that person riding a broom down a street, waving, then crashing into a road sign. This page makes one of you: upload a photo and get a 12-second vertical clip of the whole flight and crash, with sound.

Upload one photo, pick a template and generate. The broom, the street, the sign and the fall are made around your photo; you do not need CapCut, a template link or a broom.

No. Harry Potter broomstick crash filter is just what TikTok calls this trend; it has nothing to do with the films or their owners. Your clip shows the person in your photo on a plain broom, with no characters, robes or logos from the films.

Yes. Funny Flying is the CapCut template most of these broomstick crash clips were made with, so the Harry Potter broomstick crash filter and Funny Flying AI are the same clip under two names. Here you make it from your photo without opening CapCut.

No. Every Harry Potter broomstick crash filter video, yours included, is generated: nobody flew a broom down that street or hit that sign. It looks real enough that people in the comments ask if it hurt, which is most of the fun.

Yes. Upload a photo of your dog or cat and pick the dog or cat template; the clip keeps their fur, colours and markings as photographed.

Yes. Your clip comes with its own sound: the wind rushing past, the clang of the sign, the thud on the grass and someone laughing. It is not the song from the TikToks; add the trend sound in TikTok or Reels when you post.

A single broomstick crash clip is $9.99 as a one-time payment, with no subscription. A 3-clip pack is $19.90 and a 5-clip pack is $29.90, enough to send the whole friend group into the sign. Pack credits do not expire, and any run that fails gives them back.

Each clip is 12 seconds long, vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, at 720p, with sound, made on Seedance 2 Mini.

Your clip is back in a few minutes; keep this page open while it is made. A run that fails hands the credits straight back.

Your Harry Potter broomstick crash filter, posted this week

The broomstick crash clips are still climbing on TikTok. Send yours into the sign before the trend moves on. A run that fails costs you nothing.