I Wanna Love You AI

A vertical video generator that starts at 9:16

Most video tools generate a square or landscape frame and leave you to crop. This one starts at 9:16, the ratio every short-form feed actually uses. One photo or one written scene in, one 12-second vertical MP4 out.

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A clear, front-facing portrait of one person or pet works best: face visible, even light, no sunglasses. For pets, keep the whole head in frame. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.

I Wanna Love You AI studio

One photo of a person or pet becomes a 12-second vertical night-court performance.

This video: 30 credits — 6 videos a month for $39.90, or 80 a year for $319.

By creating, you confirm the photo is yours or that the person agreed to it. One person or pet per photo, no celebrities. AI video may contain artifacts.

1

Upload one photo

A clear, front-facing photo of one person or pet.

2

Pick a resolution

480p, 720p or 1080p; the price is shown before you generate.

3

Download the MP4

12 seconds, 9:16, silent and watermark-free.

Why 9:16 is the default, not an export option

The model composes for the phone frame: the subject sits in the middle, the camera moves vertically, and the background fills the tall edges. You never lose the top of a head or a hand to a crop, because there is no crop. The output is 1080×1920 at the top tier and stays 9:16 at every resolution.

A 9:16 vertical video frame shown on a phone with TikTok and Reels style overlays

Photo mode or text mode

Photo mode uses your upload as the performer and builds the trend staging around it. Text mode lets you describe a scene and renders it from scratch, with an optional photo as the subject anchor. Both modes use the same 12-second vertical output and the same credit ladder.

Built for the feed, not the timeline

There is no editor, no keyframes and no layer stack. You choose a resolution, the model handles framing and motion. The MP4 downloads clean and silent, ready for the sound, captions and cover you add in the platform. A failed render returns its credits automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Is the output always 9:16?

Yes. Every render is vertical 9:16, at 480p, 720p or 1080p. There is no landscape or square export.

Can I use the clip on YouTube Shorts?

Yes. The MP4 is a standard vertical file; upload it to Shorts, Reels or TikTok and add the sound in that app.

How long is the clip?

12 seconds. It is one continuous shot, not a sequence of cuts.

Last updated 2026-10-20

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