This week's trend
Put yourself
in the hotel lobby
Two photos in, one video out. The beat, the backdrop and every head-nod stay exactly the same — only the faces change.
No subscription, nothing to cancel.
AI-generated. Not real footage.
How it works
Three steps, no editing
Pick the trend
The backdrop, the mic, the beat — all of it stays exactly as it is.
Drop in two photos
One for the person on the left, one for the right. Front-facing and well lit wins.
Post it
A couple of minutes later you get a 720p MP4. Download, crop to 9:16, upload.
Trends
Pick your scene
One scene per trend. When the next one takes over the feed, it shows up here — your credits carry over.
Credits
Pay per video
No subscription. An 8-second video is 60 credits; a failed render is refunded in full.
Single
$14
120 credits
Two 8-second videos. Try it on yourself and a friend.
Creator
$39
400 credits
Six videos, at a lower rate per credit. The usual pick.
Studio
$99
1200 credits
Twenty videos. For agencies and anyone running a page daily.
Questions
Before you start
How long does a render take?+
Usually two to four minutes. You can close the tab — finished videos wait for you under My videos.
What makes a good photo?+
One face, facing the camera, even light, nothing covering the eyes or mouth. Sunglasses, heavy shadow and group shots are what ruin most renders.
What if it comes out wrong?+
If the render fails or gets blocked, your credits go straight back to your balance automatically. If it finishes but you hate it, that one is on you — try a sharper photo.
Why does it cost this much?+
Every render is eight seconds of frame-by-frame video generation, and we pay for it by the second. There is no cheaper way to keep the original beat and movement locked while the faces change. Shorter clip, lower price — that is the whole trade.
Can I use it commercially?+
You own what you make, but the underlying scene and music are not ours to license. Treat the output as parody and social content, not as an ad you can run.
Whose photos can I upload?+
Yours, or someone's who said yes. Uploading a person who has not agreed to be in it is against the terms and we will remove it.
Do you add new trends?+
That is the whole idea. Each scene is a fixed clip we prepare once; when a new format takes over the feed we add it here. Credits are not tied to a scene, so anything left over works on the next one.