Turn one photo into a viral Ozil bounce goal video in 15 seconds
AI memorial videos for pets on Día de los Muertos
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
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Pricing model
Paid
Paid
Pricing
Starter: $9.90 for 2 Standard videos (480p, 1 credit each); Squad Pack: available; Season Pack: available. No subscription, credits never expire. Failed renders refunded automatically.
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.
Key features
Convert single portrait photo into 15-second video
Keep My Own Clothes preset preserves user's outfit
Choose between Standard 480p or HD 768p resolution
Automatic photo deletion after 24 hours
One-time credit packs with no subscription
Automatic refund for failed renders
Reference audio retained in output video
Automatic 24-hour rendering and task saving
Report defects and receive credit refund within 2 business days
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
What makes it different
No prompts or complex AI instructions required
All videos 100% generated by proprietary engine from single photo
Specialized for specific iconic goal sequence
No subscription fees or recurring charges
Independent fan-made project celebrating football moment
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