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How to Make an I Wanna Love You AI Video

A practical guide to person, cat and dog videos: photo requirements, free examples, paid generation and downloading with music.

The I Wanna Love You routine combines a close selfie, a raised hand or paw and a dramatic backward fall. On this site, the person, cat and dog versions all produce a 14-second vertical video. You supply the subject photos; the template supplies the motion.

1. Choose your version by the subject

Use the person template for one consenting adult. Prepare a front portrait, a three-quarter view and a full-body photo of the same person. The full-body image guides clothing; you should not expect the costume of the original performer automatically.

The cat template and dog template each take one photo of one pet. They add a plaid jacket and bow tie while using your image to guide the face, coat and markings. Do not upload a group photo and expect the model to select the right animal.

2. Compare an example before buying

The examples page shows actual prepared renders, with music. All three displayed samples were made with Fast at 480p. They show the routine and possible AI artifacts, rather than guaranteeing your next result.

In the studio, “Try sample photos” loads prepared inputs. “View sample” plays the existing example without generating a new video or spending credits. A new render from your own photos is a paid operation.

3. Upload and choose quality

Upload JPG, PNG or WebP images, within the 20 MB limit shown in the upload control. Use the same subject in every required slot. Check our photo preparation guide if the face or coat is difficult to see.

Choose Fast or Premium and the resolution. Both versions retain the 14-second routine for these templates. Fast offers 480p and 720p; Premium also offers 1080p. The studio displays the exact credit cost, including any eligible offer, before submission. The pricing page explains packs and normal rates; higher resolution is not a promise of better identity or lip sync.

4. Sign in and generate

Creating a new video requires signing in and sufficient paid credits. Photo review takes place before rendering, so a request can be rejected before a video is made. Use only permitted photos; public figures and film stills are not suitable inputs.

Processing usually takes several minutes and can vary with review and queue demand. Completed work is associated with your account. A failed generation returns credits to the balance; this is different from a refund of a credit-pack payment.

5. Download with music

Open the completed result and use its download control. The browser prepares a video with the soundtrack, so allow that preparation to finish. The output is a vertical 9:16 MP4. See music and download guidance if the video appears silent or the mouth movement differs from the song.

Before sharing

Review the face, body, paws and clothing. AI can change details, and precise word-by-word lip sync is not guaranteed. Do not use a video to impersonate someone. Your account listing does not make the underlying link private: anyone who has a direct file link can open it. Read the privacy policy before sharing links.

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