For your father

Hug my late dad video, made from your photos

Upload a photo of you and a photo of your dad, from any year, or one photo of the two of you. The video shows you meeting slowly and sharing a long, quiet hug.

  • First 5-second video free
  • Your photo + theirs
  • 5, 8 or 10 seconds
A photo of you and a photo of your loved one, or one photo of you together. PNG, JPEG or WebP, 10 MB each.
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At a glance

To make a video of you hugging your late dad, upload a photo of you and a photo of him, or one photo together, and download a 5 to 10 second MP4. Each second costs 30 credits; the first 5-second video is free for a new account, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days.

Photos
A photo of you and a photo of your dad, or one photo of you together
Price
30 credits per second; a 5-second video is 150 credits (about $1.36 to $1.50)
Free to try
First 5-second video free for a new account, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days
Length
5, 8 or 10 seconds

A quiet hug with your dad

  • 01

    Any photo of him

    A photo from last year or from his youth, in color or black and white. Use the one where his face is clearest.

  • 02

    A place that was his

    His workshop, the garage, a lake he fished at: name it, and the hug happens there.

  • 03

    Calm, steady and slow

    You walk toward each other and share a long hug in soft, warm light, with a steady camera.

How to make the video

  1. 01

    Choose the photos

    A clear photo of you and one of your dad, or one photo of you together.

  2. 02

    Name a place

    One line about somewhere you spent time with him.

  3. 03

    Download and keep

    Save the MP4 and share it when you feel ready.

Choosing a photo of your dad

A photo where his face is sharp and turned toward the camera works better than a distant group shot. If the only photo is small or faded, scan it at a high resolution and crop it so he fills the frame.

Your own photo can be recent. Similar light in both photos helps the scene look like one moment.

Choosing the photos

The model can only keep what it can see. A clear face in each photo matters more than the age or quality of the photo.

  • A face that is sharp, well lit and turned toward the camera
  • At least head and shoulders; waist-up photos give the arms room
  • For a printed photo, scan it or photograph it flat in daylight, without glare
  • Crop a group photo so your loved one fills most of the frame
  • No sunglasses, heavy filters or stickers over faces
  • In one photo of you together, a little space between you

A gentle note before you begin

A memorial hug video is an AI recreation made from your photos. It is not a recording, and it cannot show a moment that really happened. Small details, such as hands or the way someone moves, may look different from how you remember them.

Watching it may feel emotional. Take your time, watch it first in a quiet moment, and share it only with people who would want to see it. You can ask us to delete your photos and videos, or your whole account, at any time by writing to [email protected].

Questions about a video with your dad

Can I use an old photo of my dad?

Yes. Old prints and black-and-white photos work; the instruction asks the model to keep an old photo's look. Use the clearest copy you have.

Can the video show us doing something together?

The video is built around one long, gentle hug. You can choose the place, such as his workshop or a lake, but a short video works best with one quiet moment.

Can I make it longer than 5 seconds?

Yes. Choose 5, 8 or 10 seconds; each extra second costs 30 credits. A longer video gives the hug more time.

One more hug with your dad

Choose a photo of you and one of him, and name a place you shared.

Last updated November 9, 2026

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