Six checks before you upload a selfie anywhere
- Find the company. Look for a named operator, a contact email and clear terms.
- Read the retention rule. The privacy policy should say how long uploaded photos are kept.
- Check for AI training. It should say whether your photo is used to train AI models.
- See who else processes it. Third-party AI and hosting providers should be listed.
- Find the delete option. You should be able to delete your photo and account.
- Check the price. The full price and what happens if it fails should be clear before you pay.
What this site does with your photo
Retention: uploaded photos are deleted automatically 30 days after upload. Your finished videos and history stay while your account is active, and you can delete your account yourself on the account page.
AI training: we don't use your content to train AI models, and we don't sell or rent personal data.
Who else sees it: your photo is sent to the AI video model that produces your video, and our hosting, database, payment and email providers handle the data needed to run the service. The Privacy Policy lists them.
A pet photo is lower risk, but not no risk
A dog photo does not identify you by itself, but the background can show your home, your street or your belongings. Crop to the animal before you upload, whatever site you use.
Use only photos you have the right to use
Upload your own photo, or one of a friend or pet that you have permission to use. Photos of anyone under 18 are not allowed. This page is general information, not legal advice.
Price and payment
One video costs 10 credits, from $6.66 to $9.99 depending on the pack. Credits are only used when your video is ready; if it fails on our side they go back to your balance. Card payments are handled by our payment processor, so we never see your full card details.
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