I Wanna Love You AI
An AI video prompt generator with the studio attached
A prompt generator is only useful if the prompt survives contact with a model. This page gives you the structure that this studio actually renders — subject, scene, motion, camera — and a text box that sends the result straight into a 12-second vertical render.
Upload one photo
A clear, front-facing photo of one person or pet.
Pick a resolution
480p, 720p or 1080p; the price is shown before you generate.
Download the MP4
12 seconds, 9:16, silent and watermark-free.
The four-part prompt
Part one: the subject. “A woman in a glossy pink suit”, “a corgi in a tiny raincoat”, “a single ceramic vase”. Part two: the scene. “A floodlit tennis court at night”, “a foggy pine forest”, “a seamless white studio”. Part three: the motion. “She turns toward the camera and leans back”, “the dog shakes off the rain”. Part four: the camera. “Slow push-in”, “handheld phone footage”, “locked-off wide shot”. Four sentences beat forty adjectives.
What to leave out
Leave out readable text, captions, logos and brand names; the model is instructed not to render them. Leave out multiple cuts, costume changes and crowd choreography; one continuous 12-second shot is the format. Leave out real-person likenesses and children; those are refused. And leave out “4K, 8K, masterpiece” style tokens — resolution is a studio setting, not a prompt incantation.
From prompt to clip in one page
Paste the prompt into the studio, choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, and submit. If identity matters, attach one photo as the subject anchor. The clip is silent and watermark-free, so add the sound and captions in the app where you post. A failed render returns its credits automatically.
Keep creating
Four related tools that use the same credit balance.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a video prompt be?
Aim for 40–80 words. The studio accepts up to 600 characters; the technical wrapper is added for you.
Do I need a photo with a prompt?
Only when a specific person, pet or product has to appear. Without a photo the model casts its own subject.
Can I reuse a prompt that worked?
Yes. Keep the subject, scene, motion and camera lines and change one part at a time; that is the fastest way to learn what this model responds to.
Last updated 2026-10-20