Updated Oct 2026
To do the broom riding trend, turn a photo of yourself into a short video of you flying on a witch’s broom, then post it with the “My Ride Is Here” sound. The whole thing takes about five minutes with an AI broom riding generator, and you don’t need costumes, props or editing skills.
A broom POV video is the same clip framed as if the camera flies beside you. Our generator already uses a close follow-shot, so the downloaded MP4 is ready for the POV caption. On TikTok, tap +, upload the video, add the sound, and type a caption that starts with “POV:” such as “POV: your ride is here.”
You can build it by hand in a mobile editor with a green-screen broom overlay and a night sky background, but it takes longer and needs a video of you in a riding pose. The AI approach only needs a photo. Either way, finish by adding the sound inside TikTok so it links to the trend.
| Do | Avoid |
|---|---|
| Front-facing, sharp photo | Blurry or side-profile shots |
| Even daylight or soft indoor light | Strong backlight, dark rooms |
| One person | Group photos |
| Half or full body | Tiny face in a wide shot |
The broom riding trend is a Halloween-season short-video format where a person appears to fly through the night sky on a witch’s broom. Creators usually post it as a vertical clip, often captioned as a broom POV or with the "My Ride Is Here" line.
It is a caption and audio line people pair with broom clips: the broom shows up as your "ride," like a car arriving to pick you up, and then you fly off. It is a playful Halloween joke rather than a specific product or challenge.
A front-facing photo of one person with the face clearly visible, good even lighting and a simple background. Avoid group shots, heavy filters, sunglasses or very small faces.
Yes. Videos come out in a vertical-friendly format that follows your photo’s shape, so you can download the MP4 and post it anywhere. Only upload photos of yourself or of people who agreed to it.
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