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How it works
AI Kiss takes two separate photos, one of each person, and produces a four-second video of both of them sharing a chosen romantic moment. Upload a clear photo of each face, pick a scene from the moment library, and the app places both people together with consistent faces, hair, skin tone and clothes throughout the clip. It is designed for couples who want a keepsake video, partners separated by distance, and anyone creating a romantic gift from two portraits.
How to use this app
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Upload your file. There is no prompt you have to write.
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Pick a look from the visual library, add a note of your own if you want one, then press Generate.
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Watch your result appear in the gallery within moments.
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Download, share, or generate again with a new idea.
What you can make
Long-distance relationship keepsake
When two people are in different cities and have no photos together, AI Kiss can compose them into a shared moment from two individual portraits. The "Snowfall Kiss" or "First Kiss" options work well for an intimate, occasion-ready clip a partner can save and revisit.
Anniversary or Valentine gift
A couple with plenty of photos together but no video of a specific romantic moment can use AI Kiss to create one. Choosing "Golden Hour Kiss" or "Dip Kiss" produces a cinematic four-second clip that plays as a standalone gift or drops easily into a social story.
Wedding or engagement announcement
Before a couple has professional footage, two decent portrait photos are enough. "First Kiss" under warm string lights or "Golden Hour Kiss" at a glowing horizon reads as intentional and polished, suitable for sharing on the day an engagement is announced.
Playful or affectionate social content
The lighter options in the library, including "Blown Kiss" on a sunny balcony and "Nose to Nose" in morning kitchen light, suit casual social posts where the tone should feel warm and unguarded rather than ceremonial.
Memorial or tribute video component
Where one person in a cherished pair is no longer present, a clear archival photo of each person can be used to produce a gentle tribute clip. "Cheek Kiss" in a bright sunlit park or "Forehead Kiss" in warm lamplight keeps the tone tender and dignified.
Shots to try
- Two recent chest-up portraits on a clear background, choosing "Golden Hour Kiss": good for an anniversary reel or a social story where warm, soft light reads well on screen.
- A smartphone selfie of one partner and a clear portrait of the other, choosing "First Kiss" under string lights: produces an intimate evening feel suitable for a Valentine post or a private keepsake.
- Two professional headshots with good even lighting, choosing "Dip Kiss" in a warm elegant room: the clean source photos carry detail well and the dancing-dip gesture lands as genuinely cinematic.
- A candid close-up of each person with natural outdoor light, choosing "Cheek Kiss" in a bright sunlit park: the relaxed expressions in the source photos read as natural warmth in the finished clip.
- Two clear winter portraits, each person in a coat or scarf, choosing "Snowfall Kiss": the wrapped-up clothing already matches the scene, making the result feel cohesive and seasonally specific.
- Two portrait photos where each person is smiling, choosing "Blown Kiss" on a sunny balcony: the playful action suits the light tone, and a smiling source expression helps the final laughing reaction read convincingly.
Tips for better results
Choose well-lit, close portraits
The app keeps each person's face consistent across every frame, so it needs to read the face clearly from the start. A photo where the face fills most of the frame and the light is even gives the app more detail to hold onto, particularly in the frames where both faces appear close together.
Match the tile to your clothes
Because the app carries the exact clothes from each photo into the scene, a heavy winter coat in a source photo sits more naturally in "Snowfall Kiss" than in "Cheek Kiss" in a bright park. Picking a tile whose setting fits what each person is wearing makes the result feel intentional rather than out of place.
Use the optional details box for small specifics
The library tile sets the moment and the place. The small free text box under the library is useful for minor details: asking the app to keep a particular piece of jewellery prominent, or to favour one person's left side, can steer the result without overriding the scene the tile has already defined.
One person per photo works best
Each upload should show one person only, from the chest up or closer, with that person easy to distinguish from the background. If you want a video from a photo that already shows both people together, AI Photo Action is designed for that starting point instead.
When to choose this app
AI Kiss is the right choice when the goal is a video of two specific people sharing a romantic moment and you are starting from two separate photos rather than one. AI Photo Animator turns one still photo into a short video with a camera move, which suits a portrait or landscape but cannot place two people from different photos into the same scene. AI Photo Action makes the person in your photo wave, laugh or hug from a single image, which is the better tool when both people are already together in one photo. AI Kiss is purpose-built for composing two individuals into one continuous shared moment.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of photos give the best result?
Clear, well-lit photos where each face is easy to see from the chest up or closer work best. Even indoor lighting, a neutral or uncluttered background, and a photo taken at roughly arm's length or closer all help the app carry each person's face, hair, skin tone and features consistently through the clip.
Can I use AI Kiss to put two people together from a single photo that already shows both of them?
No. AI Kiss needs exactly one photo of each person uploaded separately. If both people are already in the same photo, AI Photo Action is the more suitable tool, as it is designed to animate a single image directly.
Will the background from either of my photos appear in the video?
No. The app invents a new setting to match whichever moment you choose from the library: a sunlit park for "Cheek Kiss", a snowy street for "Snowfall Kiss", and so on. Neither uploaded photo's background carries into the result, and you cannot ask the app to reuse a specific location from one of them.
Can I add text, a name or a date to the finished clip?
No. The app produces a clean video with no text, lettering, signage or watermarks anywhere in the frame. If you want a name or date on the clip, that would need to be added afterward in a separate video editing tool.
How long is the video and does it have sound?
Every clip is four seconds long and silent. Four seconds is exactly enough for one complete gesture, the lean-in, the moment itself and the expression after. The app is designed around that duration and cannot produce a longer scene or a clip with audio.
What does the optional free text box let me do?
It lets you steer small details that the library tile does not decide: keeping a particular accessory visible, favouring a certain angle, or noting something to leave out of the scene. It works alongside the tile you have chosen and cannot replace the chosen moment with a different one.
Do I need any editing skills?
No. Upload your photo, pick the look you want from the library, and the app writes the full instruction for you behind the scenes. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure. A small optional box lets you add one line in your own words, but the app works without it.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes. Content you generate is yours to use, subject to our content licenses.
How long does a generation take?
Most generations finish in under a minute, and you can watch progress live in the gallery.