Heart Bokeh Head Tilt template
Make a Valentine's video of your pet from one photo
A Valentine's Day card that is actually your pet. Upload one photo and get a short vertical video of your dog or cat tilting its head lovingly while soft heart-shaped lights glow behind it.
- Free preview, no sign-up
- Preview has a watermark; keep it without the watermark or make a new HD take, both with credits
- Failed videos are refunded automatically
Try it with your pet
About 5 seconds, vertical 9:16.
1. Your pet photo
Drop a photo here, or tap to choose one
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
2. Tell us about your pet
This helps the video stay true to your pet.
3. Choose a version
Samples are real results we picked; yours will vary.
What the heart bokeh head tilt video looks like
Your pet starts as in your photo, then tilts its head slowly to one side with soft eyes while warm rose and red heart-shaped lights drift out of focus far behind it. The camera holds your original framing with a slow push-in. No words are added to the video, so add your own message when you send it.
Photo tips
- Photos where the face and ears are clearly visible give the cleanest head tilt.
- A little space around the head leaves room for the lights behind it.
- Avoid photos with people or other animals in them.
More like this: valentine's day pet videos. Browse by pet: AI cat videos or AI dog videos. Questions about credits or refunds? Read the FAQ or see pricing.
Heart Bokeh Head Tilt video questions
Can I try it for free?
Yes. The preview is free, needs no sign-up and carries a Pawtwirl watermark. Keep that exact preview without the watermark (standard quality), or make a new HD take, a fresh, sharper take from the same photo and template with different details. Keeping it costs 6 credits and a new HD take costs 12.
How long is the video?
About 5 seconds, vertical 9:16, which fits stories, Reels and a message thread.
Can I send it as a Valentine?
Yes. The HD video is a normal MP4 you can text, email or post. The video itself has no text, so write your message alongside it.
What happens if the video fails?
Failed videos are refunded automatically, so you never pay for a result you did not get.