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Making short videos

Turn one of her photos into a short clip, choose its settings, and find it when it's ready.

On a paid plan, you can turn any of your companion's photos into a short video clip: a photo she sent you in chat, one from her profile, or one in your Collection.

How to make one

  1. Open the photo and tap Make video.
  2. Describe what happens in the clip, in a sentence or two. For example: "She smiles, flicks her hair and walks towards the camera."
  3. Choose the settings offered for that photo, such as length (up to 15 seconds), quality and sound.
  4. Check the price in Sins, shown before you confirm, and tap Create.

You can have two clips in progress at a time.

How long it takes

Most clips are ready within a few minutes. You don't need to wait on the page: we'll email you when a clip that finished after you left is ready.

Every clip is checked frame by frame before it's delivered. Clips the check isn't sure about are held for a person on our team to review, and that can take longer. If a clip is refused, or fails for any reason, your Sins are returned automatically.

Finding your clips

Finished clips are in your Collection, with their status: in progress, in review, ready or refused. From there you can play, favourite, download or delete them.

Downloads are for your own private use. Please don't share or post them: see our Terms of Service.

Getting a better clip

  • Start from a clear photo. Clips work best from a photo where she's in full view.
  • Describe movement, not a new scene. The clip starts from the photo, so ask for what happens next, not for a different place or outfit.
  • Keep it simple. One or two actions per clip works better than a whole story.

Still need help?

Email our support team and a person will reply, usually within 2 business days. Billing questions can go straight to the right team.

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