Ramp Flip: Your Car Up a Curved Ramp
The one from the Tesla footage. Your car runs at a curved ramp, leaves it, turns over in the air and comes down on its wheels. Six seconds, no driver, and your paint on the body doing it.
What happens, frame by frame
Shot once, with a car-shaped hole in the middle. Your photo fills the hole.
The run up
Your car comes in hard toward a curved ramp on an empty test strip. Dust behind the tyres, no traffic, no people.
The lip
The ramp curls it upward and the front wheels leave the surface first. The camera is side on, so you see the whole arc.
In the air
It turns over slowly and levels out. The sun catches the roof, and the shadow falls away from the tarmac.
Touch down
Rear wheels first, then the front, a small bounce, tyre smoke. It keeps rolling when the clip ends.
Why people search for it
This is the stunt everyone saw in the Tesla demo, so it is the one people search for by name: car jumping off a ramp, car flip video, Roadster ramp hop. The real thing was a slow wide shot of a test vehicle. This one is built to look like it was filmed on a phone by someone standing too close.
It is also the easiest stunt to make convincing, because the ramp is fixed and only the car changes. If the photo is side on and the light is flat, it holds together at scroll speed.
What to send for this angle
- Side on, whole car, both axles visible. A three-quarter shot makes the rotation look wrong.
- Daylight, no hard shadows under the car. The ramp scene is lit like a test day, not a sunset.
- Wheels on the ground in the photo. A car already on jack stands confuses the angle.
- Low or stock ride height both work. Lifted trucks get a slightly longer airtime.
Every video here is generated. Do not post it as real footage of a real event.
Ramp Flip: Your Car Up a Curved Ramp: questions
Short answers, no marketing.
Does this change my real car?
No. Nothing is done to your car. The photo is used to generate a video, and that is all that happens to it.
Will it land on its roof if the flip goes wrong?
The clip is scripted to land on its wheels, every time. If a render comes out mangled, tell us within seven days and we re-render or refund it.
What if my car is a van or a truck?
It works, and it looks ridiculous in the right way. Taller cars get a heavier landing and more body roll.
How long is the video?
Six seconds, vertical 9:16, 720p, with engine sound in the file. No watermark.
One car photo is the whole job
$4.99 for the first video, six seconds, vertical, engine sound in the file. Pick this stunt from the samples, and it only needs your car.