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Pick one clear photo of one person. Keep shoulders, elbows and hands visible, with a simple background and the upper arm showing.
A little flex. A lot of heart.
Turn one photo of you or your pet into a 7-second heart reveal. Music included. No prompt to write. No editing to learn.
Pose illustration · your video is generated from your photo
10 credits per video · $6.99 for one
If a generation fails, your credits come back automatically.
Pick one clear photo of one person. Keep shoulders, elbows and hands visible, with a simple background and the upper arm showing.
The preset lifts the arm, closes the heart and requests original music. 10 credits, one seven-second video, nothing to type.
Check the face, hands and final heart shape. Download your vertical MP4 to this device, or scan the download QR code with your phone.
Small flexes. Big personalities. A few hearts worth sharing.
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Make your ownA flex, with a softer side.
The bicep heart is a gesture, not a filter. You raise one arm and bend it, then curve the opposite hand over the bicep until the fingers and the arm frame a small heart-shaped gap. The reveal is the point: what first looks like an ordinary flex becomes a heart when the two hands meet.
The upper arm supplies the base of the shape. The bent wrist and curved fingers make the outline above it. From the camera’s position, the empty space between them reads as a heart. That means the angle matters as much as the movement. A slight turn of the wrist can make the shape easier to recognize without requiring a bigger flex.
It is a compact gesture, usually held beside the shoulder rather than stretched above the head. The opening and closing motion gives a short clip a clear beginning and payoff. A relaxed starting pose makes that change easier to see, while a brief hold lets the viewer read the finished shape.
For a person, the recognizable detail is the meeting of the hand and flexed arm. A pet version is a playful interpretation: a paw lifts and a heart appears. Both aim for the same affectionate reveal, but they use different anatomy and need different source photos.
Where the pose came from, and how it spreadFor people: waist-up, both hands and elbows in frame, even lighting, upper arm visible. Leave space around the shoulders for the lift.
The complete photo checklist →For pets: one whole animal, face and front paws unobstructed. Choose a clear front-facing photo, without a blanket covering the legs.
Avoid group photos, hidden hands, heavy filters and tight crops.
| Time | Moment | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| 0–1s | The calm before the flex | Face the camera, relaxed, hands visible. |
| 1–3s | A little lift | The arm rises, elbow bent toward the head. |
| 3–5s | The heart comes together | The other hand curves in and the fingertips meet. |
| 5–7s | Hold that feeling | The heart stays visible for the final reveal. |
This is the preset’s intended timing, not a setting you adjust. AI motion and exact hand placement can vary.
One person. A familiar face. A small surprise.
For the dog or cat who already has your heart.
One video is 10 credits. Start with one, or pay less per video with a pack or plan. All prices in USD.
| Template | Output | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Person | 7 s · 9:16 MP4 · audio | 10 per take |
| Dog or cat | 7 s · 9:16 MP4 · audio | 10 per take |
Single
$6.99 per video
10 credits · 1 video
Duo
$5.80 per video
50 credits · 5 videos
Crew
$2.83 per video
350 credits · 35 videos
Failed generations are refunded automatically. Each new take costs another 10 credits. Packs are one-time purchases; plans renew at the displayed interval and grant the listed credits each billing period. Unused credit and payment refund requests follow our refund policy.
It is a short reveal in which a flexed arm and a curved hand frame a heart. The AI version recreates that motion from a photo, with a playful paw-and-heart interpretation for pets.
No. Choose Person or Dog or cat, upload one clear photo, and use the built-in bicep heart preset. There is no prompt to write or timeline to edit.
The preset requests a 7-second, vertical 9:16 MP4. Generation usually takes a few minutes, but queue times can vary. No BicepHeart watermark is added.
The preset requests original AI-generated instrumental audio. It does not copy or license a specific TikTok trend recording. Listen to the result before posting; platform music libraries are another option.
Yes. Choose Dog or cat and use a clear photo showing the animal’s face and front paws. The pet preset creates a playful paw lift and heart reveal, rather than giving your pet human hands.
Each attempt costs 10 credits. A single 10-credit purchase costs $6.99 USD; larger packs and plans lower the effective cost per video. A new take costs another 10 credits. Failed generations return their credits automatically.
AI can misread overlapping fingers, hidden elbows or tight crops. Use a single clear subject with both hands visible and even lighting. Inspect the result before posting; a completed video can still have visual imperfections.
You can download the MP4 for your social posts. You remain responsible for rights to the photo, likenesses and any audio you add, as well as the destination platform’s AI-label rules. For commercial use, check the applicable model terms and replace audio when necessary.
7 seconds · 10 credits · one photo