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The waist heart trend, from one photo

Add a photo of yourself. About three minutes later you are doing the waist heart on video.

A video is 100 to 300 credits. Packs start at US$9.90.
Made from a studio photo
Made from one portrait photo
Made from an indoor photo

One photo in, one video out

No prompt to write. The only choice is the quality.

  1. Example photo: you

    Add a photo

    A selfie is enough. A clear face, looking at the camera, works best.

  2. We set up the shot: Made from a studio photo

    We set up the shot

    Your photo becomes a standing picture of you in a cropped top and jeans, hand on your waist in the heart pose. It takes about 20 seconds.

  3. The video is filmed

    Two to three minutes. Watch it here, download it, or open the link we email you.

Made here

Made from one portrait photo
Made from a studio photo
Made from an indoor photo
The next one is yoursChoose a photo

What a video costs

One video is 100 credits (Standard: 10 seconds at 720p), or 300 credits (HD: 10 seconds at 1080p), yours to download. You pick the quality when you add your photos.

1 video

To try it once.

US$9.90 one-time

for 10 years

One-time payment · valid 10 years · no renewal · 7-day refund

  • 100 credits: 1 video
  • Credits never expire
  • A failed video gives its credits back

Recommended

3 videos

For a few different photos.

US$19.90 one-time

for 10 years

One-time payment · valid 10 years · no renewal · 7-day refund

  • 300 credits: 3 videos
  • Credits never expire
  • A failed video gives its credits back

10 videos

For friends and family.

US$49.90 one-time

for 10 years

One-time payment · valid 10 years · no renewal · 7-day refund

  • 1,000 credits: 10 videos
  • Credits never expire
  • A failed video gives its credits back

6 videos a month

New credits every month.

US$29.90 month

billed every month

Cancel any time · 7-day refund

  • 600 credits every month: 6 videos
  • Unused credits stay when you cancel
  • Cancel any time

Card payments are handled by Waffo, our merchant of record. All prices are in US dollars. What each way to pay includes is on the pricing page.

What does a video cost?

A video costs 100 to 300 credits, by the quality you pick when you add your photos.

What does a video cost?
StandardHD
Length10 seconds10 seconds
Picture size720p1080p
What it is720p, made for phones1080p, more than twice the detail
Download the MP4YesYes
Price100 credits300 credits

Credit packs start at US$9.90 and never expire. Details are on the pricing page.

The video model refuses some photos, for example ones it reads as unsafe or as showing a public figure, and now and then a video simply does not come out. Nothing is used up then: the credits go back to your balance on their own and you can try another photo.

What happens to your photo?

The photo is uploaded to make the video and deleted 24 hours after the video is made. The video is kept for 30 days, then deleted. Anyone who has a video’s link can watch it, so share the link only with people you want to. The privacy policy names who processes the photos.

Use only photos of yourself, or of adults who agreed. The acceptable use policy lists what may not be made here.

Do I have to say the video is AI-made?

Say so when you post it. A video made here shows real people in a scene that never happened, and a viewer cannot tell by looking. Platforms such as TikTok and YouTube ask you to label realistic AI-made videos, and the file you download here has “ai-generated” in its name. The European Union’s AI Act asks the same of businesses that publish such videos:

Deployers of an AI system that generates or manipulates image, audio or video content constituting a deep fake, shall disclose that the content has been artificially generated or manipulated.

— EU Artificial Intelligence Act, Article 50(4)

Source: EU Artificial Intelligence Act, Article 50.

Questions

A pose from Instagram and TikTok in November 2026. You rest one hand on the side of your waist in a C shape, so your hand and the curve of your waist make a heart. It followed the bicep heart trend. Know Your Meme added it on 9 November 2026.

One photo. One waist heart.

Choose a photo