A two photo hug video turns separate portraits into an imagined embrace with instrumental music. Choose one of five scenes, select a 5- or 10-second length, and download your clip as a 768p MP4.
Use photos of yourself or people who have agreed to their images being used. The finished scene is imagined, not a recording of an actual event.
Finished videoScene Examples
The first seven examples show fictional people brought together from separate portraits. They were made with this scene tool without external editing or manual touch-ups. The final two clips were made with other AI tools and show a different opening: two images appear side by side before joining. Use the examples to compare gestures, settings, framing, and music before choosing your own combination.
Create Hug VideoScene tool example 01
A running embrace under summer light
In this 5-second portrait example, one person runs toward the other in a sunny city park. The scene closes with their faces next to each other as acoustic guitar plays. Choose Bear hug when you want the first portrait to provide the person who approaches. The people shown are fictional, and the two photo hug video was made from separate images.
Scene tool example 02
A quiet gesture with piano
This 5-second rooftop example begins with one person standing as the other approaches from behind. The resulting embrace is accompanied by piano, and the pair turn toward the camera at the end. For this choice, the person in your first image takes the approaching role. Use two individual portraits so each upload supplies one person for the imagined scene.
Scene tool example 03
A close embrace against a beige backdrop
The studio example places two fictional people beside each other for a cheek-to-cheek embrace. A warm beige background and gentle strings give the scene a restrained setting. Choose this style when you prefer a pose where both people remain close together rather than a running approach. The generated moment comes from two separate portraits, so the original photos do not need to share a location.
Scene tool example 04
An embrace with a lift and a spin
The lawn example uses Hug and spin to show one person running into the other's arms. The second person lifts and turns the first before they settle beside each other. Acoustic guitar accompanies the motion. Put the person you want to approach in the first upload slot, then add the other person in the second slot before selecting this scene.
Scene tool example 05
A studio embrace in landscape framing
This 5-second example shows a mother and son in a landscape studio scene. The pair lean together and finish with their cheeks close while strings play. Select 16:9 when you want a wider frame for a computer screen or a family presentation. Each person still needs a separate photo, even when the intended result places both people in the same scene.
Scene tool example 06
Ten seconds with a slower pace
The longer example gives a Warm hug ten seconds to unfold in a living room. The two fictional people move toward one another and hold the embrace while piano plays. A 10-second generation costs 40 credits. Choose this length when you want more time for the gesture; the available shorter option lasts five seconds and costs 20 credits.
Scene tool example 07
A black-and-white image paired with a color portrait
This example combines an older black-and-white portrait with a modern color photo in a living room embrace. In the displayed result, the older portrait appears in color while retaining the person's photographed age and hairstyle. Results can vary with the source images. The scene is newly imagined, so keep the original photo alongside it if you share the clip as part of a family story.
Examples from other AI tools
Two outside examples for comparison
These two examples were created with other AI tools. Each starts with separate images on a split screen before the images join into an embrace, and neither example includes audio. The scene tool on this page instead creates one shared setting from the opening frame and includes instrumental music. The outside clips illustrate another presentation style; they are not results made on this page.
Ideas for Your Portraits
A two photo hug video can become a short greeting for a friend or partner who lives elsewhere. Bear hug places the imagined meeting in a sunny park, while Back hug uses a rooftop and piano. Choose the gesture that suits the recipient and ask before using their image. A 5-second clip gives you a short moment to send in a message.
Landscape 16:9 gives a family clip a wide frame for a computer or larger display. Cheek to cheek places the pair in a simple studio setting, which can sit alongside the original photographs in a presentation. The scene is AI-generated rather than documentary footage. Tell your audience how it was made, especially when the portraits come from different periods.
A birthday or anniversary message can include an imagined embrace made from two individual portraits. Warm hug offers a living room setting and piano, while Hug and spin adds a turn on a lawn. Choose the 5- or 10-second option according to the space available in your greeting, and check that both people agree to their photos being used.
Portrait 9:16 fits the vertical format used by short video feeds. After generation, save the 768p MP4 to your device and review the result before posting. The selected scene already includes instrumental music, so change the soundtrack in an editor or social app if you need another track. Label the scene as AI-generated when you publish it.
Before You Upload
Two clear individual images give the scene a readable starting point. Check the face and upper body in each file before selecting a style.
A Thoughtful Keepsake
A two photo hug video can place a recent portrait beside an older picture of someone you miss. The example on this page pairs a black-and-white image with a color photo, but the resulting embrace is an invented scene rather than a recovered recording. Ask close family members how they feel before sharing a remembrance clip, and make its AI-generated nature clear to viewers.
A childhood portrait and a current portrait can provide the two required images for a two photo hug video. Put your current photo in the first slot and your younger photo in the second if you want to try that arrangement. The displayed examples do not test this exact pairing, so the appearance of the result is uncertain. Use pictures of yourself or obtain permission from the people shown.
What the Scene Includes
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The five choices pair a gesture with a prepared setting and instrumental track. Warm hug uses a living room, Bear hug takes place in a park, Back hug uses a rooftop, Cheek to cheek uses a studio, and Hug and spin takes place on a lawn. You choose the combination from the menu; custom backgrounds and written prompts are not available.
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The tool needs exactly two uploaded images, with one person in each. The photographs can come from different days or different years, because the two photo hug video is assembled from separate portraits. If your starting image contains several people, crop it into individual pictures first. Check the upload order when choosing a gesture in which the first person approaches the second.
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MiniMax H3 creates a 768p MP4 without an added watermark. You can choose portrait 9:16 for a phone-oriented clip or landscape 16:9 for a wider screen. Both frame shapes offer 5- and 10-second lengths. Pick the shape before generation to suit the place where you plan to show or share the finished scene.
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Each scene includes a wordless instrumental track matched to its setting. There is no on-page switch to remove that sound, and the video does not include speech, dialogue, or lip sync. If you want another soundtrack, download the MP4 and change the audio in an editor or within a supported social app before sharing.
Scene Details
| Choice | What is available |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Two required photos, each showing one person. |
| Gestures | Warm hug, Bear hug, Back hug, Cheek to cheek, and Hug and spin. |
| Settings | Each gesture has a fixed setting and matching instrumental track. |
| Length | Choose 5 seconds or 10 seconds. |
| Frame | Choose portrait 9:16 or landscape 16:9. |
| Output | A 768p MP4 without an added watermark. |
| Model | MiniMax H3 generates the imagined scene from the two portraits. |
| Audio | Instrumental music is included and cannot be switched off on this page. There is no speech or lip sync. |
| Credits | A 5-second generation uses 20 credits; a 10-second generation uses 40 credits. |
| System errors | Credits are returned automatically when a system error causes generation to fail. |
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Select one portrait for each required upload slot. A clear face and visible upper body give the tool useful visual detail. Crop a group picture into separate images if needed, and obtain permission from each person before uploading. For Bear hug, Back hug, and Hug and spin, the first image supplies the person who approaches.
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Pick one of the five named hugs, then choose a 5- or 10-second clip. Select 9:16 for a vertical frame or 16:9 for a horizontal one. Each hug has its own fixed setting and instrumental track, so you do not need to write a prompt. Review the length and credit cost before starting.
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Start the generation and keep the page open while the scene processes. It may take a few minutes. When the result is ready, download the two photo hug video as a 768p MP4 and review the faces, motion, and audio before sharing. A new attempt to get a different appearance uses credits again; a system-error failure is refunded automatically.
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Create Hug VideoUpload two separate portraits, with one person in each image. Choose a hug style, a 5- or 10-second length, and either a vertical or horizontal frame. Start the generation and keep the page open while it processes. When the result is ready, download the 768p MP4 and review the imagined scene before sharing it with anyone.
Yes. The two portraits can come from different years and do not need to show the same place. Each image must contain one person, and both upload slots are required. Clear faces and visible upper bodies make the pictures easier to use as source material. The finished embrace is generated from those pictures; it is not footage of a real meeting.
A 5-second two photo hug video costs 20 credits, and a 10-second generation costs 40 credits. Monthly plans start at $12.99 a month for 400 credits. Check the pricing page for the available plans and make sure your balance covers the length you select. A new generation requested for a different result uses credits again, even when the same portraits are used.
Put the person who should approach in the first slot when you choose Bear hug, Back hug, or Hug and spin. The second image supplies the person they approach. Both photos should show one clear face, and both are required. Review the example clips before choosing if the direction of the gesture matters to the story you want to create.
Yes. An old black-and-white portrait can be paired with a more recent image if the face is clear enough to use. One example on this page shows an older portrait appearing in color in the generated scene. Results can vary, particularly when an image is blurred or damaged. The video is an imagined moment, so retain the original photograph for context.
No. Each of the five styles includes instrumental music, and this page does not provide a switch to turn it off. The scene has no spoken dialogue or lip sync. If you want silence or a different track, download the MP4 and adjust the audio in a video editor or a supported social app before you share the clip.
Credits are returned automatically when a system error causes the generation to fail. Keep the page open while your clip is processing, which may take a few minutes. If you generate another version because you want a different appearance, that new attempt uses credits. Check both portraits and the selected options before starting another generation.
The OzilGoalAI home page introduces another photo-based scene you can explore. You can return there after saving your two photo hug video and decide whether its football setting suits your next idea. This page uses two portraits for an imagined embrace, while the home page has its own scene and choices. Visit the OzilGoalAI home page to see it.
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