A broom POV video shows you flying on a witch’s broom with the camera right beside you. Upload a photo and the AI makes that flying shot for you.
1. Upload a portrait photo
2. Pick a sky (optional)
3. Your broom riding video
Updated Oct 2026
A broom POV video is a short vertical clip filmed, or generated, from a point of view that flies alongside someone riding a witch’s broom. It is one of the most shared formats of the Halloween broom riding trend, usually captioned “POV: …” and set to a trending sound.
For posting tips, see the broom riding trend guide.
Pick one of four skies. Illustrations show the scene; your video uses your own photo.

Full moon broom ride
A rider lifts off on a wooden broom and glides across a giant glowing full moon.

Spooky castle fly-by
A broom POV flight over a misty gothic castle with glowing windows and bats.

Pumpkin patch flight
Flying low over a moonlit pumpkin patch full of glowing jack-o-lanterns.

City lights broom POV
Soaring above a sparkling city skyline at night under a crescent moon.
Upload one clear portrait photo, pick a sky style such as full moon or spooky castle, and press Generate. The AI animates you riding a broom and returns a short MP4 you can download.
Creating an account is free, but each video uses credits: a standard video costs 10 credits and HD costs 20. Credit packs start at $4.99, with no subscription required.
They describe the same trend. "Broom riding" names the action, while "broom POV" refers to the point-of-view framing, as if the camera is flying next to you on the broom.
Most videos are ready in about 1 to 3 minutes. During busy hours around Halloween it can take a little longer; keep the tab open and the video will appear automatically.