Dinosaur Chase AI Video Generator

You can preview yourself in the Dinosaur Chase scene free. The full 1080p video costs 100 credits, charged only when it's ready. Credits come in packs from $9.90 for 100 and work on any trend.

Creators put their photo into the scene with an image model, then animate it with an image-to-video model. This page does both for you from one photo: a free preview still first, then the video.

One clear, front-facing photo per person (or pet). This template has room for 1. Add up to 3 photos of each for a closer likeness.

They are stored privately, sent to the video model through short-lived links, never used for training, and deleted with your video after 30 days.

A 5-second AI video where you sprint down a mountain trail straight at the camera while a huge T-rex charges right behind you, roaring and snapping. It's made from one photo, and the face running at the lens is yours.

The preview is free: add a photo and see a still of yourself mid-sprint with the T-rex at your back, in about a minute. The 5-second video is 100 credits ($9.90), in 1080p.

1. Add one clear photo of your face, looking at the camera, ideally waist up. 2. Check the free preview: you running down the trail with the dinosaur behind you. 3. Make the video. There's no prompt to write and no editing app: the hills, the T-rex, the camera move and the sound are built in. 4. Post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts with whatever sound you like.

One continuous shot, with the camera backing away in front of you. For the first two seconds you sprint at the lens, screaming, while the T-rex pounds along behind you. Then it roars and lunges its head over your shoulder as the ground shakes and dust flies; you glance back once and run harder. In the last second it snaps at the air just behind you, and the clip ends mid-chase on your face. The sound is footsteps, panting, thudding dinosaur steps and one huge roar.

No. It gets close and snaps at the air behind you, but it never touches, bites or grabs you. It's a near miss played for laughs, with no blood or injuries.

Not one we can tie to a single viral post. It's a template the AI video sites have sold since at least 29 Sep 2025 (Vidu), and Magic Hour's version showed 10 uses on 18 Oct 2026. People do search for AI dinosaur videos in general. We'd rather tell you that than guess at view counts.

No. It's a generic brown tyrannosaurus in an open mountain valley: no park gates, jeeps, logos or film branding, and no character from any film.

That's the aim: you run toward the camera the whole time, so your face stays large and in view, and your hair, facial hair and glasses come from your photo. Fast motion is the hard part, so check the free preview first, and watch your video before you post it.

Not in one video for now: each one has a single person. Make one each and post them back to back. If your pet is the dinosaur fan, Pet with Dinosaurs puts it in a prehistoric valley instead.

Its own: running footsteps and panting, heavy thudding steps and one deafening roar. There's no music, so add a sound in the app you post to.

The chase templates on other sites describe the subject sprinting while a huge roaring dinosaur charges close behind, with the ground shaking and dust flying. Here you don't write one: you add a photo and the scene is written for you.

Polar Bear 2026 is a slow, still standoff: you stare into the lens while a bear rises behind you and hums one note. The Dinosaur Chase is all speed: you're running for your life and the T-rex is gaining.