Bicep Heart guide
Bicep Heart Templates: Solo, Duo and Pet
Choose your cast before uploading. Solo uses one portrait, Duo uses two separate portraits, and Pet adapts the gesture to your animal.
Make my Bicep Heart videoThe studio is open Sign in, prepare your portraits and use 10 credits to create a video. References show the intended effect; your completed result appears in your saved task.
Choose who makes the heart
Each template has its own photo requirements and identity instructions. Duo currently means two people, not an arbitrary crowd.
| Template | Photos | Roles |
|---|---|---|
| Solo · Bicep Heart | 1 | Your photo: One adult with face and both arms visible. |
| Duo · Bicep Hearts | 2 | Left person: One adult. Performs on the left. Right person: One adult. Performs on the right. |
| Pet · Paw Heart | 1 | Your pet: One animal with a clear face and visible front legs. |
Preview the motion
The human motion reference shows how the hand meets the raised upper arm. Solo, Duo and Pet use that gesture differently. These clips are references; they are not a gallery of personalized customer results.
Leave room for arms and paws
For people, frame the face through the waist with both arms visible. Short sleeves make the gesture easier to read. Avoid crossed arms, hidden hands and strong perspective distortion.
For pets, use one clear animal with its face and front legs visible. Fur, markings and species come from your photo; the upright paw gesture is an animated interpretation.
Output and quality
Each request targets 10 seconds at 9:16 with generated sound. Choose 480p or 720p. A generation uses 10 credits for any of the three templates.
Sources & further viewing
Use these links for reference material or the related guide.
Ready to make your Bicep Heart video?
Choose Solo, Duo or Pet and upload the photos required for each role.
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