Up to three people, one celebration
Upload one photo per person, up to three, and they appear together in a new birthday scene: a cake with lit candles, balloons and confetti, everyone smiling and clapping.
To make a birthday video from photos, upload 1 to 3 photos, one per person, choose vertical, square or widescreen, and write a few words such as "Grandma's 80th with her two daughters". The people celebrate together around a cake with lit candles; download the 5, 8 or 10 second MP4. Or bring a single photo to life instead.
Upload 1 to 3 photos. Each face stays recognizable, and everyone appears in the same scene even if they were never photographed together.
A cake with lit candles, balloons, confetti and warm light are part of every scene, so a short prompt is enough.
Vertical 9:16 for phones and stories, square for a feed, or widescreen to play on the TV at the party.
Switch to "Bring one photo to life" when you have one good picture of everyone together: it becomes the first frame.
Add 1 to 3 clear photos, one per person, faces visible and looking toward the camera.
Write a few words: whose birthday it is and one moment, such as "she blows out the candles".
Choose the shape and length, generate, and download the video in a few minutes.
Most birthday video makers put many photos one after another with music. This tool works differently: it makes one short moving scene from your photos, in which the people smile, clap and celebrate together.
For a longer tribute, make several short videos from different photos and join them in any video editing app, with your music and titles on top.
AI Birthday Video offers two ways to make the video. "Bring one photo to life" uses your photo as the first frame: everyone in it stays where they are, then smiles and celebrates while balloons, confetti and warm light appear. The video keeps the photo's shape.
"Put up to 3 people in a birthday scene" takes 1 to 3 photos, one per person, and places them together around a cake with lit candles. Choose vertical 9:16, square or widescreen. It suits people who were never photographed together, or family who live far apart.
The model can only keep what it can see, so the photo matters more than the words. These habits give the clearest faces and the most natural movement:
Video models still draw letters unreliably: a banner can come out with missing or swapped letters, and names are often misspelled. So the video shows the celebration, not words, and it is never asked to write a name or a greeting.
Add your message when you share it: in the text of your chat, as a caption on your post, or as a title in any video editing app. That way the spelling is always right.
Up to 3 in a birthday scene, one per person. With "Bring one photo to life" you use a single photo, and everyone in it comes to life.
No. That is what the birthday scene is for: each person comes from their own photo, and the video puts them together around one cake.
The scene is generated, so small details can change. Use sharp, front-facing photos with one person each, and try again with the same photos if a face drifts.
Not in one video. Make several videos with different people and join them in a video editing app for a longer birthday montage.
Upload 1 to 3 photos and make one birthday scene. A new account's first 5-second video is free, once per network (one IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days.
Last updated November 9, 2026
