
Put two people in the same frame
They never have to have been photographed together for the clip to work.
Turn two approved images or a prompt into a short hugging video with full motion controls.
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Two photos, one clip. The motion is directed for you.

They never have to have been photographed together for the clip to work.

A short hug clip does more than a still for a birthday, an anniversary or a message.

Two separate photos become one moment of them meeting.

The references are held across every frame, so it stays the two people you uploaded.

Switch the output to image for a single frame of the embrace at a tenth of the cost.

Warm, reunion and film each direct the pacing and the light differently.
Upload a photo of each person.
The built-in prompt directs the motion and keeps both faces consistent.
Watch and download your clip when it finishes.
Identity drift is what breaks two-person video: by the third second one face has become someone else. The prompt pins both references for the whole clip, which is the hardest part and the reason this is not just a text prompt.
Walking toward each other, the pause, the embrace — the beats are described so the clip has a shape instead of being five seconds of drift.
Camera movement, pacing and lighting come from a prompt we maintain. You choose a mood chip if you want one; there is nothing else to set.
Both run on the same models and the same credits. The difference is how much of the decision you want to make yourself.
There is no public gallery, no feed, and no discovery page. Uploads and results are visible only to you, and you can delete either at any time.
Every run shows its exact credit cost on the button. No subscription is required — credits can be bought as a one-off pack.
The prompt, the model and the settings are chosen and maintained by us. You upload, pick a style if you want one, and go.
Results land in the same workspace as everything else you make, with your history, downloads and the full image and video studios one click away.
You upload two photos, one per person. The model animates them moving toward each other and sharing a warm, natural hug, holding both faces consistent with your references across the whole clip. Camera movement, pacing and lighting are directed by a prompt we maintain.
Five seconds at 480p. Video is billed by the second upstream, which is why it costs meaningfully more than an image — the price is always shown on the button before you start.
Usually one to three minutes. You can leave the page while it renders; the result appears in your workspace and in your task history when it's done.
Clear, well-lit photos where each person's face is unobstructed and roughly front-facing. Full-body or upper-body framing gives the model more to work with than a tight head crop.
Your own, or photos of adults who have agreed to it. Images of minors are prohibited and blocked.
Yes. Switch the output to image before generating and you get a single frame of the two of them in an embrace, at a fraction of the cost of the clip. It is a good way to check that both faces read correctly before spending on video.
The model provider bills video by the second, and a five-second clip is many times the work of a single frame. We pass that through rather than averaging it into the image price — the exact cost is always on the button before you start.
Upload one person, then the other. The motion, the framing and the light are handled.
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