Updated Oct 7, 2026
The short answer
This AI family video maker turns family photos into short videos with the real faces from your pictures. Add a photo of each person, or one photo of two of you, and pick a moment: a warm hug with a parent or sibling, a slow father-daughter dance, an old photo of a grandparent that blinks and smiles, a gentle hug with a loved one who has passed, the two of you holding your future baby, or a rap about your family for a birthday. It takes a few minutes in the browser, with no app or prompt, and gives you an MP4 to send to the family chat. A 5-second clip costs 5 credits (the $9.99 Single holds 10), no subscription needed, and a render that fails is never charged.
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Your family, together in one video
Some of the best family photos were never taken: you and your dad in the same frame, a grandparent who never met the newest grandchild, siblings who live on different continents. With two photos, an AI family video puts them in the same moment, with the faces from your pictures.
How to make it
- Add two photos. One of each person, or one photo of the two of you. Clear, front-facing pictures work best.
- Pick the moment. Hug, Slow Dance, Bring to Life, Memorial Hug, Future Baby, 80s Camcorder.
- Make it. The clip is ready in a few minutes. Download it and send it to the family.
Family video ideas
- A hug with a parent, a child or a sibling who lives far away.
- Slow Dance: the father-daughter or mother-son dance, for a wedding, a birthday or just because.
- Bring to Life: a grandparent’s old photo blinks, smiles and looks at the camera. Restore it first, free.
- Memorial Hug: a gentle hug with someone who has passed away.
- Future Baby: the two of you holding your future little one.
- 80s Camcorder: the two of you in a 1985 home video, big hair included.
- A birthday rap: switch to the Rap video tab and make a song about the birthday person, starring them.
Tips for family photos
- Similar framing. Two upper-body photos of about the same size look most natural side by side.
- Old photos are fine. Faded or black-and-white pictures work; restoring them first makes the faces clearer.
- Ask first. It is their face too; check with family members before you post a video of them.
- Be gentle with memorial videos. They are imagined moments; share them with the people who will find them comforting.