Turn viral AI video trends into personalized videos with one photo
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Pricing
1 AI video $9.99, All 4 scenes $19.99, 2+ pets 8 videos $29.99. One-time payment in USD. One re-creation included per video. No subscription.
Starter $9.90 for 150 credits; Creator $29.90 for 700 credits; Pro $59.90 for 1,600 credits; Studio $299 for 9,000 credits. Trend videos cost 10 credits per second. One-time purchases, no subscription.
Key features
AI-generated 10-second memorial videos from a single pet photo
Four scene options including Marigold Bridge, The Ofrenda, A Gentle Guide, and Candlelight
No watermark on downloaded videos
One re-creation included per video
720p vertical MP4 format
Public memorial wall to share pet tributes
Optional yearly email reminder before October 27
14-day refund policy
Educational guides on ofrenda building and pet traditions
Copy viral AI video trends by uploading a single photo
Browse and discover new AI video trends daily
Paste TikTok video links to find and recreate trends
Generate videos from text descriptions
Create videos from single images
Automatic photo checking for safety compliance
Videos generated without watermarks
Credit-based pricing with no expiration
Automatic refund of credits for failed renders
Support for multiple AI video models
What makes it different
Honors Día de los Muertos tradition specifically for pets on October 27, a Mexican custom with growing international following
Created by an independent developer with deep respect for the cultural tradition
One-time purchase with no subscription required and no expiring credits
Videos ready in 2-5 minutes and available for 7-day download window
Clear labeling that videos are AI-generated tributes, not real footage
Direct paste-and-create from TikTok links to quickly recreate specific trends
Multiple creation methods including text-to-video and image-to-video in addition to trend copying
Credits never expire and are refunded automatically if video generation fails