Past you, rescued by present you
made with your photos
Your younger self climbs the sea rocks and today-you pulls them up.
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Formats you can make
Pick one. The price is shown before you generate.
Short video · 24 credits
8s
Reel · 72 credits
~24s
How to make it
Three steps, no prompts.
Add your photos
Upload Past you (an old photo of you (childhood or teen years)) and Present you (a clear recent photo of your face).
Pick a format
Choose short video and reel. You see the credit price before you start.
Generate and post
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What this trend does
Turn an old photo and a recent one into a reel where your younger self climbs the sea rocks and present you pulls them up. No prompts to write.
From 24 credits. The exact price is shown before you generate.
Questions
Which photos work best for the past you rescued by present you trend?+
One old photo of you from childhood or your teen years, and one clear recent photo of your face. Each slot takes up to two photos, so a second angle of either version of you can help the likeness.
Can I use my AI influencer for the rescue trend?+
No. This trend is about two real versions of you, young and now, so it only works with your own photos.
What happens in the rescue video?+
The short video is 8 seconds: your younger self clings to a wet rock and present you reaches down and pulls them up. The longer reel, shown on this page when it is available, runs about 24 seconds and adds a wide opening shot of the sea and a closing sunset scene.
How much does it cost?+
Credits are only used when you generate: short video costs 24 credits and reel costs 72 credits. If a generation fails, the credits are refunded.
Do I need a subscription?+
No. You can pay as you go: credit packs are one-time purchases and their credits never expire. If you would rather have a steady supply, the monthly Starter ($7.99), Creator ($19) and Pro ($49) plans refill your credits each month, and you can cancel anytime. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.