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Make a photo of you two sing them a love song

Upload a photo of the pair of you, pick your song or write one about your relationship, and Muzie turns it into a music video where you perform it. Send it at midnight, or play it over dinner.

First video free to try. Ready in minutes, not the night before.

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How a Valentine's video gets made

Four decisions, and none of them require you to be able to sing.

Step 1

Pick the song

Your song from the library or your phone, or describe your relationship and get an original love song written with vocals, names included.

Step 2

Add the two of you

The photo from the first holiday, the one on the fridge, or the one you have never shown anyone. Every visible face performs.

Step 3

Choose the look

Photoreal and cinematic film keep it romantic. Anime and claymation make it the funny one, which is sometimes the point.

Step 4

Let it direct

Muzie storyboards the scenes against the lyrics, syncs the mouths to the vocal and exports a portrait video ready to send.

What people make for Valentine's

The same tool, pointed at the messages that come around every February.

The midnight message

Your face singing their song, sent as the date changes. It beats a card and it is still in their phone in March.

The song about you two

Describe how you met, where you live and the in jokes, and get an original love song with both names in it. Then have your photo perform it.

Long distance

A video of you singing to them lands on the day whichever time zone they are in. Cheaper than a flight, better than a text.

The funny one

The unflattering photo they hate, performing a power ballad in claymation. For couples who would rather laugh than cry.

The proposal

A song written about the question, performed by the two of you, played before you ask it. Make the draft early and keep it quiet.

Galentines and the group chat

The friends photo singing to each other. One person makes it, the whole chat gets the credit.

Pick the look of the video

Keep it romantic and recognisable, or aim it straight at the joke.

Anime style for a Valentine's singing video

Anime

Cartoon style for a Valentine's singing video

Cartoon

Comic book style for a Valentine's singing video

Comic book

Claymation style for a Valentine's singing video

Claymation

Pixel art style for a Valentine's singing video

Pixel art

Cinematic film style for a Valentine's singing video

Cinematic film

Valentine's video questions

The things people ask before making the first one.

Upload a photo of yourself, or of the two of you, pick a song, and choose a style. Your face is animated and lip synced to the vocal, so it looks like you are performing it. You never have to sing a note.

Yes. Describe how you met, where you live, what you argue about and the names, and an original love song is written with vocals. Your photo then performs it. That is usually the version that gets replayed.

Minutes rather than an evening. Make it a day early, try two songs, and keep the one that lands. There is time to redo it if the first photo does not work.

Faces front on, in good light, mouths visible. Photos from the side, in sunglasses or in dark restaurants are what cause weak results. The holiday photo where you are both squinting at the camera is ideal.

Yes, and people do. Make it early, keep it in drafts, and play it before you ask. A song written about the question, performed by the two of you, is a hard thing to say no to.

Your first video is free to try. Longer or higher quality videos use tokens. Make a draft first to check the photo and song work together, then spend on the final render.

Make it the day before, send it at midnight

Generation takes minutes, so there is no reason to leave it until the morning. Make one now, try a second song, and keep the take that lands.