One photo, pick any 1–4 heart combinations

One photo. You then pick 1 to 4 of Bicep Heart, Waist Heart, Head Heart, Hand Heart, and Cheek Heart. Heart Butt and belly heart are not offered.

Choose a clear, well-lit portrait with one face visible. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters, and faces hidden by hands or other objects. JPEG, PNG, and WebP are accepted. Hotel Lobby, Boombox Slide, and Bulin 47 allow 10 MiB per photo. Tiny Desk photos are 5 MiB each. If a file is rejected, check its format and size, then try another photo.

The workspace checks the file before adding it. Make sure it is a valid JPEG, PNG, or WebP image. Hotel Lobby, Boombox Slide, and Bulin 47 allow 10 MiB per photo. Tiny Desk rejects photos over 5 MiB. Each side must be at least 128 pixels, and the image must not exceed 40 megapixels. If the workspace reports an error, check the message beside that photo slot and try a different file. Changing a file extension alone will not fix an invalid image.

Open the template and review the photo slots in the workspace. For a template with named roles, choose the portrait for each role and check the labels before saving. Use separate portraits when the template asks for them. You can remove a selected photo and choose another before saving.

Yes. Remove the selected photo from its slot and choose another portrait. Check the role label again so each person is assigned to the intended position. After you change a photo, confirm that you have permission to use the people shown. Review every required slot before you save the draft. The style example itself does not change when you replace a photo.

No. Artwork and example videos show the template style. Use them to understand the setting and how many people appear in the scene. Check the template page for its photo requirements and role labels. The example does not change when you add a portrait. They are not previews made from your photos and do not show a finished result for your draft. Adding photos does not generate a video by itself. On a live template, enter an email and pay to generate. Saving a draft does not start generation or a payment.

Use a photo only if you own it or have permission to use it for this purpose. If a friend appears in the photo, ask for their permission before adding and saving it. Confirm that you have permission for everyone shown when you save the draft.

The live templates are open for guest checkout. Add the photos that template needs, enter an email, and pay before generation. Sign-in is optional. We email a private link after payment settles and the video is ready. Saving a draft does not start generation or a payment.

No. You can prepare and save a draft in this browser without signing in or paying. Saving a draft does not create a video, start a generation task, or place an order. Your draft is kept on this device rather than synchronized to an account, so return to the same browser to find it.

iRap focuses on photo-based rap video templates. Choose a template, add portraits, and pay by email to generate a video. It does not write lyrics, create songs, or turn an uploaded song into a music video. Saving a draft does not start generation.

iRap does not import videos or links from TikTok or X. Choose a template from the library. The style artwork is not a verified viral clip, and adding a photo does not replace the people in that artwork.

Saving a draft stores the template choice and photos on this device. Open My videos in the same browser to find it, or delete it there. Drafts do not sync across devices and can be lost if browser data is cleared. Choosing Generate and paying uploads those photos so the video can be made. We email a private link when it is ready.

No. A preview draft is stored in the browser where you saved it, not in a synced account. Return to that browser and open My videos to find it. Clearing browser storage or deleting the draft can remove it, so do not treat the draft as a backup of your photos.

First, return to the browser and device where you saved it. A draft may also be unavailable for editing if its template is no longer available or its role setup has changed. My videos shows a message on the draft in that case. Keep your original photos separately so you can choose an available template and prepare a new draft if needed.