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1 credit
- $6.99 per video
- 1 standard video
- Credits never expire
Two photos. One kiss.
One photo of you, one of your partner, and a 15 second film moment: one umbrella, city lights in the puddles, and a slow-motion kiss on the forehead. Wherever you really are.
First video free · then from $2.08 · no watermark · no prompt
The studio
One photo of each of you, taken anywhere. Pick the story and we put you in the same scene. No prompt to write.
Your first video is free
One 15 second video in 480p · no card · no watermark · ready in about 5 minutes
Romantic stories
How it works
Prefer a hug? Try the AI hug video generator. Want a twist? The zombie couple version ends in a hug too.
Pricing
Your first video is free in 480p. After that, 1 credit = 1 video in 720p and 2 credits = 1 in HD 1080p. Credits never expire, even on monthly plans, and failed videos are refunded automatically.
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Questions
Upload one photo of you and one of your partner, keep Forehead Kiss in the Rain selected and press Create. In about five minutes you get a 15 second MP4 of the two of you under one umbrella, ending in a slow-motion kiss.
No. The story is written as a tender forehead kiss and a hug. It reads as romantic, and it gets through the video model’s safety checks far more reliably than a kiss on the lips, so your video does not fail halfway.
Your first video is free in 480p, with no watermark and no card. After that videos use credits, from $6.99 for one, less in packs and monthly plans.
Only of yourself and adults who agreed to be in the video. Photos of celebrities, public figures or minors are refused, and making kissing videos of people without their consent is not allowed.
No. One photo per person works best, taken anywhere, which is why long-distance couples use it. Crop a shared photo into two if that is all you have.