How to Do the Broom Trend for a Halloween Party or Instagram (2026)

To use the broom trend for a Halloween party, make one My Ride Is Here video per person from one photo each, then post them as an invite, a guest reel or an Instagram post. On My Ride Is Here AI each video is $9.90, paid once, and comes out as a 5-second, silent, vertical 9:16 MP4, usually in about 5 minutes. For a group there is a bundle of 3 videos for $19.90.

Four ways to use it

1. A party invite

Make a video of the host flying in, then add the date and address as text in TikTok, Instagram or CapCut: "My ride is here. Saturday 31st, 8 pm." The vertical 9:16 format fits Stories and group chats without cropping.

2. "Guests arriving" reel

Make one video per guest and join them in an editor, one after another, so everyone "arrives" on a broom. Five clips make a 25-second reel. Ask each guest for one clear photo before the party and make the videos in advance.

3. Costume reveal

Take the photo in your costume, make the video and post it on the day: you fly in, stop and wave in full costume. Ideas for looks that work are in My Ride Is Here Halloween costume ideas.

4. On the screen at the party

Download the MP4s and play them on a TV or projector on loop. They are silent, so they work over the party music.

Step by step

1. Collect photos. One person per photo, face clearly visible, at least 300 pixels on each side. Only use photos of people who agreed to it.
2. Make each video. On the home page, upload the photo, pick a scene and pay. Street is the version most people know; Crosswalk and Car window are filmed from inside a car. Add a one-line note such as "the street is lined with glowing jack-o'-lanterns" if you like.
3. Download. Each video is usually ready in about 5 minutes. The link is also emailed to the address you used at checkout.
4. Edit and post. Join clips in CapCut or the TikTok/Instagram editor, add a sound and text, and caption it "my ride is here".

The full walk-through for a single video is in how to make a My Ride Is Here video.

Plan the timing

Halloween 2026 is on Saturday, October 31. A single video usually takes about 5 minutes, but for a group reel collect photos a day or two ahead so you have time to redo any clip you do not like. Videos that fail get their credits back automatically, so a redo costs nothing extra.

Tips for a group

• Use the same scene for everyone. A reel looks more like one story when every guest arrives the same way.
• Mix costumes. A witch, a commuter and someone in pajamas make the clips more fun to watch one after another.
• Keep photos alike. Similar framing (half-body, facing the camera) gives clips that cut together smoothly.
• Add the sound once. Put one sound under the whole reel instead of one per clip. We do not provide the trend's audio; see what song is in the My Ride Is Here trend.

Settings at a glance

FAQ

Can the whole group ride one broom?

No. Each video shows one rider. Make one video per person and join them into one reel.

How many videos can I make?

As many as you need. Each costs $9.90, or buy the bundle of 3.

Is it good for an Instagram post?

Yes. The video is vertical 9:16, which fits Reels and Stories. Add the sound in Instagram when you post.

Can I use photos of my friends?

Only with their agreement. Never use photos of people who did not agree, or of celebrities.

Does the video have music?

No. It is silent so you can add any sound in the app when you post.