The cheapest way to experiment
At 5 credits per still, the 30 free starter credits cover six attempts.
Not every moment needs to move. A single AI kiss image costs 5 credits, a fifth of what a video costs, so you can try the same pair at an office desk, in a dark movie theater and in a bedroom embrace, then keep the frame that feels most like the two of you.
30 free credits when you sign up. Adults 18+ only.
Use one solo photo per person, or a single photo that already shows you both.
Pick a scene and generate an image rather than a video. Each still costs 5 credits.
Run the same photos through two or three scenes, look at the results side by side, and download the one you like. If you want motion later, put the same source photos through video mode.
At 5 credits per still, the 30 free starter credits cover six attempts.
Seeing your pair in different settings is the quickest way to find the look that suits your photos.
A still shows whether your photos and a scene work together. If they do, the same photos can go into a 25-credit video with far less guesswork.
Scenes range from a shirt-and-tie office moment to a close bedroom embrace and dim red theater seats.
Side by side in the red seats of a dim movie theater, one arm around a shoulder, the couple leans in for a long kiss while the audience watches the film.
A dim office and a desk piled with paperwork: two people in crisp white shirts, one in a tie, stand pressed close together and share a lingering kiss.
Face to face on the bed in a softly lit bedroom, a bedside lamp glowing behind them, the couple holds each other close for a deep, unhurried kiss.
Yes. Choose image output and you get a still AI kiss image for 5 credits. Making a video is always optional.
New accounts get 30 credits after email verification or Google sign-in, valid for 30 days. At 5 credits per still, that is six photos.
Not directly; a finished still cannot be set in motion. For a video, run the same source photos in video mode for 25 credits. You can also download the still and upload it as a single photo in video mode, but the scene is composed again, so the clip will not exactly match the still.
It aims for a close likeness, but AI results vary and an exact match is not guaranteed. Clear, well-lit source photos and a couple of tries give you the best odds.
Scenes with a strong composition, such as the office desk or the movie theater, tend to read well as a single frame. It is still worth trying two or three, because the best match depends on your photos.
Open the studio, add Person A and Person B, and pick a scene. Your first tries are covered by the free credits.
Create a kiss photo