How to Make a Venom Car Video (Step by Step)

You don't need goo footage, masking or an editing timeline. You need one photo of your car.

Step 1: Upload your car

Open the generator and add a photo to the Your car slot. The best photos:

• show the whole car, bumper to bumper, wheels included
• are taken from a three-quarter front or straight front angle
• have even light and no heavy filter, so the paint color stays true
• have nothing in front of the car — no people, no other cars overlapping

Step 2: Add an emblem (optional)

The second slot is optional. Upload a logo — a club crest, your shop's mark, a custom badge — and the goo grabs it at the start of the video, and the same mark ends up on the finished car. Leave it empty and the goo grabs your car's own badge.

Step 3: Pick a version and generate

• Fast renders the full 15-second build at 480p or 720p. It's the cheapest way to check that your photo works.
• Premium uses our strongest model, with glossier goo, cleaner panels and closer paint matching, up to 1080p.

The exact price shows before you press Generate. Rendering takes a few minutes; you can leave the page and come back to My videos. If a render fails, its credits are refunded automatically.

Step 4: Post it

Download the MP4 — vertical, no watermark — and post it to TikTok, Reels or Shorts. If you want the sound your feed is playing, add the trending track inside the app before publishing.

Troubleshooting

• The car came out the wrong color. Use a daylight photo without filters or neon color casts.
• Parts of the car look invented. The model fills in what the photo doesn't show — use a photo with the whole car in frame.
• The photo didn't pass review. Use a photo of the car on its own, not a screenshot of an ad, a game or a film.

New to the trend? Read the Venom car trend, explained.