Description

Flyster is an online AI video generator made for one subject: the flying Tesla Roadster that Tesla showed on October 15, 2026. You tell it what should happen, and it makes a short video of the car lifting off, hovering and gliding away, ready to post.

How it works
- Describe it in your own words, in any language, up to 500 characters: where the Roadster is, what happens and where it ends up.
- No idea yet? Start from one of seven short stories: stuck in traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge, hitting the wrong button while skipping a song, a freeway chase seen from a news helicopter, jumping a desert truck at a red light, skipping the drive-thru line, the impossible parking spot, or New York gridlock. The story fills the box and you can change any word.
- Choose the look: white like the reveal car, red, black, silver or blue; 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts or 16:9 for X and YouTube; and 5, 10 or 15 seconds.
- Press Generate and wait a few minutes. You can leave the page, and the video waits in your history for 30 days.

Planned shot by shot
Before anything renders, your idea is checked and planned shot by shot: where the car is, where it goes and where it ends up, so the story makes sense from start to end. Every video starts from Flyster's own reference drawing of the car, made from the reveal footage, to keep its shape close. The thrusters look like the real ones: narrow jets of cold gas from the corners and white vapor rolling along the ground, never flames.

What you get and what it costs
You download a 720p MP4 with no watermark and no Flyster logo, with sound effects made by the video model. The first video is free: one 4-second, 480p clip per person after you sign in with Google or email. After that you pay once: $6.99 for a 5-second video, $9.99 for 10 seconds, $12.99 for 15, or $34.99 for 10 credits and $99.99 for 30. Credits never expire, there is no subscription, and a failed video gives its credits back.

Rules
Flyster does not make videos of real people; ideas that name real people, nudity or violence are refused. The site also has a sourced explainer, Is the flying Tesla Roadster real? (https://www.flyster.net/is-the-flying-roadster-real), on what Tesla showed and what is still unproven. Flyster is an independent fan tool and is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc. Every video is an AI concept render, not real footage.

Make your first video free: https://www.flyster.net/