I Wanna Love You AI
AI video tools, sorted by the job you need done
One studio, several jobs. Start with the input you have — a photo, a written scene, an image to edit — or start with the output you need: a vertical clip, a clean file, a platform-ready video. Every tool below uses the same credit balance; videos are delivered by private link and images are ready to download on the page.
Start with the input you have
A photo is the strongest anchor: it fixes the face, the pet or the product, and the model builds motion around it. A written scene is faster when identity does not matter. An image plus an instruction is the editing path: keep the composition, change the light, the background or the styling without rebuilding the whole frame.
Start with the output you need
Every video is 12 seconds, 9:16 and silent, at 480p, 720p or 1080p. Every download is watermark-free. If you need a still image instead, the image tools return a 1K or 2K file from a prompt or an uploaded image. Credits are shared across video and image tools, and failed tasks return their credits automatically.
Video generators
Pick the input that matches what you already have. All four render the same 12-second vertical format.
From a photo
Portrait and performance
Tools for one person, one pet or one product — the inputs this model handles most reliably.
Format and platform
The output decisions: ratio, watermark and where the clip will be posted.
Output
Image tools
When the deliverable is a still, not a clip: generate a new image or edit an existing one with a written instruction.
Keep creating
Four related tools that use the same credit balance.
Frequently asked questions
Do all tools share the same credits?
Yes. Video and image tools draw from one credit balance. A failed task returns its credits automatically.
Which tool should I start with?
If you have a photo of the person or pet you want in the clip, start with Photo to Video AI. If you only have an idea, start with Text to Video AI.
Are the image tools the same model as the video tools?
No. Images use GPT Image 2; videos use Seedance 2.0. Both are accessed through the same studio and the same credit balance.
Last updated 2026-10-20