The two of you, then and now
A couple side by side from their teens to today, each face kept in its own place. This is the "Two people" setting most Valentine’s videos use.
Valentine’s Day video maker
Valentine’s Day Video of the Two of You, From Your Photos
Upload 2 to 32 photos of you and your partner, from your first picture together to one from this week. The AI morphs each photo into the next, so your relationship plays out in one Valentine’s Day video with music, ready to send or play on February 14.
- For him or for her
- Works with just a few photos
- Ready in 5 to 10 minutes
Create your Valentine’s Day video
Photos are private and deleted after 30 days.
A Valentine’s Day Video Gift That Shows How You Changed Together
Most Valentine’s Day videos online are greetings, cartoons or templates: you drop photos into hearts and text, and anyone could have sent the same one. A Valentine’s Day video from your own photos is different. The couple in your first photo turns into the couple in the next, until the two of you arrive at today. It takes a few minutes to make and says something no card can: look how far we have come.
Choose "Two people" and each of you keeps your own face and your own side of the frame all the way through, so the two faces never blend into one. Each pair of neighboring photos becomes a transition of about 5 seconds, and they are joined into a single MP4 with music.
Wondering how one photo becomes the next? Read how a photo morph works, and why it is not a crossfade or a face swap.
No text on the video
The video shows your photos and plays music; it does not add titles, stickers or "Happy Valentine’s Day" text. Put your message in the text you send with the link, or in a card next to the screen. If you want hearts and captions on every frame, a template editor is the better tool.
Valentine’s Day Video Examples
Made from ordinary photos. They play as you scroll; tap one for sound.
Her, before you met
One person from baby photos to now, from pictures her family kept. Ask her parents or sister for the photos and it becomes the surprise.
Him, from toddler to the driver’s seat
The same idea for a boyfriend or husband: his childhood photos, ending on a recent one, so he sees himself grow up in 30 seconds.
Valentine’s Day Video Ideas for Your Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Husband or Wife
The same maker works for all four. What changes is which photos you pick, where the video ends and how you give it.
For your boyfriend
Start with the first photo of you two, even a blurry selfie from the night you met, and end on one you take together this week. If he is not one for big speeches, send the video in the morning so he can watch it alone first, then bring it up at dinner.
For your girlfriend
Go through her own posts and your camera roll for the moments she brings up: the first trip, the first apartment, the dog. For a bigger surprise, ask her family for childhood photos and make a second video of her alone, from baby to the day you met.
For your husband
Skip the wedding album and use the everyday years instead: the first car, the move, the baby on his shoulders, a recent photo from the kitchen. Choose 16:9 and play it on the TV after the kids are in bed.
For your wife
Pick one photo for each chapter she would name, from dating to the present, and keep both of you on the same sides. Choose 9:16 if you will send it to her phone, so it fills the screen when she opens it at work.
Been together for many years and planning something bigger, like a 10th or 25th? The anniversary video guide covers how many photos to gather for each milestone and how to play it at a party.
Only Been Together a Few Months? You Have Enough Photos
A Valentine’s Day video needs only 2 photos, so a new relationship is not a problem. Three to five photos is the sweet spot for a first Valentine’s Day: the first picture of you two, a date or trip, and one taken in the last few days. That fits First Taste, the smallest order, and makes a video of about 10 to 20 seconds.
A few months apart in age still shows on screen, through hair, clothes, the season and the places you went. Choose the version that pauses on each photo if you want each moment to land; the continuous version suits longer stories.
Where to find more photos of you two
- Photos friends took at parties and weddings; ask them to send the originals.
- Group photos where you stand next to each other; crop in so you two fill the frame.
- Photos from before you were a couple, if you were friends first.
- A new photo together on February 13 or 14, as the last frame.
- Video call screenshots will not work: each of you is in a separate box.
How to Give a Valentine’s Day Video
There are two ways to give a Valentine’s Day video: play it on a screen when you are together, or send the share link so your partner opens it on their phone. Every video comes as an MP4 download and an unlisted link that plays in any browser. Pick the way that suits your day.
Play it on a screen at dinner
Choose 16:9 and download the MP4 to a laptop or a USB stick for the TV, so it does not depend on Wi-Fi. Dim the lights, press play, and let the last photo stay on screen while you hand over the card.
Send the share link in the morning
Copy the share link and send it with a line of your own. It previews in WhatsApp and Facebook, so your partner sees it the moment they wake up, wherever they are.
Long distance
Send the link while you are on a video call and watch it at the same time. Choose 9:16 so it fills a phone screen.
Post it
Choose 9:16 for Reels, TikTok or Stories, or 1:1 for an Instagram post. Ask your partner first; some people would rather keep it between the two of you.
Planning to propose on Valentine’s Day? See how to plan a proposal video, from where to play it to how it should end.
Making a Valentine’s Day Video the Night Before
It is February 13 and you have nothing? There is still time. Most of the work is finding the photos; the video itself is usually ready 5 to 10 minutes after you order, a little longer with many photos, and we email you the moment it is done.
| Step | Time |
|---|---|
| Pick 3 to 8 photos of you both from your phone | 15 minutes |
| Upload, check the order, choose the music | 5 minutes |
| The AI makes and joins the transitions | 5 to 10 minutes |
| Download the MP4 or copy the share link | 1 minute |
There is nothing to install and nothing to edit. If one transition looks off, redo just that one (every order includes a few redos); the rest stay as they are.
How to Make a Valentine’s Day Video From Photos
To make a Valentine’s Day video, choose "Two people", upload 2 to 32 photos of you both, check the order, pick the music and create. There is no app to install and nothing to edit; you get an MP4 and a share link, usually within 5 to 10 minutes.
1. Upload photos of you both
Choose "Two people" and add your photos in any order. Pick the shape: 9:16 to send to a phone, 16:9 for a TV, 1:1 for an Instagram post.
2. Check the order
The AI estimates the age in each photo and puts the earliest first. Photos from the same year can land in the wrong order, so drag them into the order they happened.
3. Choose a love song and create
Upload your song as an MP3 or WAV, or choose "Valentine’s Day" as the occasion for a gentle love song from our library. We email you when your Valentine’s Day video is ready.
What Music to Use for a Valentine’s Day Video
The song that means something to the two of you beats any love song chart: the one from your first date, the one you always play in the car, the one you both know the words to. Upload it as an MP3 or WAV and it plays under the whole Valentine’s Day video. With no song in mind, choose "Valentine’s Day" as the occasion and the video gets "Beautiful Dream", a soft jazz piece about love; or try "Romantic" or "Faithful Hearts Embrace" from our library.
Popular picks for a newer couple include "Until I Found You" by Stephen Sanchez, "Lover" by Taylor Swift and "Die With a Smile" by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars; for a long marriage, "Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars or "Yellow" by Coldplay. If you post the video and Instagram or TikTok mutes a commercial song, upload it with our track or without music and add the song from the app’s own library.
Valentine’s Day Video Pricing: Pay Once Per Video
One-time payment per video, no subscription. A few photos for a new couple fit First Taste; more photos make a longer video.
First Taste
Try itSee the result before you go all in: one short video from 5 photos.
$4.90/ video
Photos
Up to 5 photos
- Up to 5 photos
- 4 transitions
- Redo any 2 segments
- Private and secure storage
- No watermark
- One per customer
Standard
Most popularOur proven model: smooth, natural transitions from start to finish.
$9.90/ video
Photos
- Up to 8 photos
- 7 transitions
- Redo any 5 segments
- Private and secure storage
- No watermark
- Continuous and pause-on-photo versions
Premium
Best resultsOur best engine, for the most lifelike faces and the sharpest motion.
$19.90/ video
Photos
- Up to 8 photos
- 7 transitions
- Redo any 5 segments
- Closer likeness to every photo
- Sharper, smoother motion
- No watermark
Valentine’s Day Video Questions
What people ask before making one for their partner.
How do I make a Valentine’s Day video for my boyfriend?
Choose "Two people" above and upload photos of you and your boyfriend, from your first picture together to a recent one. Check the order, upload your song or pick a romantic track, and create. The Valentine’s Day video is usually ready in 5 to 10 minutes; send him the share link or play it on a screen.
How do I make a Valentine’s Day video for my girlfriend?
The same way: "Two people", photos of the two of you in order, and a song she loves. For an extra surprise, ask her family for childhood photos and make a second, one-person video of her from baby to the day you met.
We have only been dating a few months. Is that enough?
Yes. A Valentine’s Day video needs only 2 photos, and 3 to 5 are plenty for a first Valentine’s Day; that fits First Taste, the smallest order. Use photos friends took of you, crop group photos, and take a new one together as the last frame.
Can I make a Valentine’s Day video the night before?
Yes. Picking the photos takes the longest, about 15 minutes if they are on your phone. After you order, the video is usually ready in 5 to 10 minutes, and we email you when it is done, so even late on February 13 is not too late.
How do I send a Valentine’s Day video?
Copy the share link and send it in any message; it plays in a browser and previews in WhatsApp and Facebook. You can also download the MP4 to play on a TV or laptop. The link is unlisted and not indexed by search engines.
Can I add "Happy Valentine’s Day" or a message on the video?
No. The video shows your photos and plays music, without titles, stickers or text. Write your message in the text you send with the share link, or on a card you hand over while it plays. If you need words on screen, a template editor is the better fit.
Is there a free Valentine’s Day video maker here?
There is no free version. You pay once per video, with no subscription: First Taste is $4.90 for a short video from up to 5 photos (once per customer), Standard starts at $9.90 and Premium at $19.90. If you are not happy, you get a full refund within 30 days.
Are our photos private?
Yes. Your photos are used only to make your video. They are never shown publicly, never used to train models and never sold, and they are deleted automatically after 30 days together with the finished video. Download the MP4 before then to keep it.
Make your Valentine’s Day video tonight
Choose "Two people", upload your photos above and send it in the morning.