Hit the Road Dude AI Video with You or Your Pet

No. One video is $9.99 and three are $19.99. You pay once, there's no subscription, and nothing renews behind your back. Videos you've paid for but haven't made yet stay in your account with no expiry date, so the third one can wait until the cat is in the right mood.

Use a JPEG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB. The best photos are taken at eye level in good light, with one face looking straight at the camera. Skip sunglasses, hats pulled low and group shots. A blurry, dark photo gets you a blurry, dark truck driver, so pick the sharpest one you have.

Yes, dogs and cats make hilarious truck drivers. Just make sure your pet looks straight into the camera with their ears, eyes, and muzzle clearly visible. While you could try other animals, we built it for cats, dogs and people, so pets with forward-facing faces look the most convincing behind the wheel.

No. You can pay and make your video without signing up. It shows up right on this page and in My creations on the same browser. If you want to find it later on another phone or laptop, create an account and your videos and unused credits come along with you.

Usually 10 to 25 minutes. You don't have to sit there waiting for it. Feel free to close the tab, grab a snack, or text the friend you're about to roast. When you check back, your finished video will be waiting in My creations, ready to download and share.

We delete your original photo 14 days after you upload it, and we don't use your photos to train AI. Your finished video stays in your account so you can download it again whenever you like. If you want it gone for good, email help@hittheroaddude.co and we'll delete it.

Yes, it is all the exact same video. Because the driver shouts several memorable lines, different groups on the internet know it by different titles. Many people also call it the This Is Private Property meme. No matter which name you know it by, our site makes that exact pond showdown with your face.

Yes, you can share your finished clip across TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or group chats for personal entertainment. That is exactly what the 9:16 vertical format is built for. If you plan to use the clip for commercial promotions, paid ads, or business campaigns, please review our Terms of Service first.

No. There's one truck and one driver. Use a photo with a single face, either one person or one pet. If you both want a turn, make two videos. The three-pack is $19.99, about $6.66 a video, so the dog gets his own and there's one left over for the cat.

Yes, if they're a grown-up and they're cool with it. Plenty of people make one of their buddy and drop it straight into the group chat. Just make sure it's someone you actually know who can take a joke, not a stranger you found online. Ask first. Almost nobody turns down the driver's seat.