Create bicep heart trend videos from a single portrait using AI
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Pricing
Free: 4 daily credits (one default generation). Basic: $14.90/month for up to 250 songs per month (125 generations). Standard: $29.90/month for up to 1,000 songs per month (500 generations). Pro: $59.90/month for up to 2,400 songs per month (1200 generations). Annual billing available: Basic $149/ye
One attempt: $9.99 USD (1 credit); Three attempts: $24.99 USD (3 credits); Seven attempts: $49.99 USD (7 credits). One-time purchases with no subscription. Each generation attempt uses 1 credit.
Key features
Text-to-music generation from descriptions, stories, or moods
Custom lyrics input with musical direction
AI song cover generator with reference track upload
Lyrics generator for creating editable drafts
Multiple AI models with transparent credit costs
Generated music downloads
AI instrumental and beat generation
AI background music for videos, podcasts, and games
Fixed pose template requiring no custom prompts or reference videos
Local photo preview before uploading or generating
6-second 720p MP4 video output in 3:4 portrait format
Seven-day account-protected download period
Silent video with no watermark
Supports JPEG, PNG and WebP formats up to 8 MB
Powered by Seedance 2.0 Mini AI model
One-time credit purchases with no subscription
What makes it different
No music theory or production experience required to create songs
Free to try with daily credits and no sign-up required to listen to examples
Commercial-use rights included with paid subscriptions and credit packs
Extended storage periods based on subscription level
Preset fixed pose template specific to the bicep heart trend, eliminating need for custom prompts
Transforms a single portrait into animation without reference video uploads
Local preview of photo quality before committing credits
Affordable one-time purchases starting at $9.99 for single attempts
Real AI results with transparent limitations and examples