Bicep Heart Trend FAQ

One adult photo, the bicep heart gesture, price and draft status.

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Photos, pose, price, cancellation and your private video.

It is a photo-to-gesture video made from one adult portrait. The target shows one person facing the camera, flexing one arm, bending the raised wrist down, and curving the opposite hand across the chest to form a heart around the bicep, then holding the pose.

Use one clear photo of one consenting adult, with the face and arms visible. Do not use a group photo or include pets or other animals.

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Pricing and ordering availability

You receive a 7-second vertical video at 720 × 1280 showing the person in your photo making a bicep heart. Watch our complete generated example made from a fictional adult portrait. AI can change small details, and results may vary.

Face the camera and flex one arm. Bend the raised wrist down, curve the opposite hand across your chest to form a heart around the bicep, then hold the pose. Avoid a chest-level two-hand heart or an overhead two-arm heart.

You can cancel an unpaid order from its order page. If a paid order misses the delivery limit shown before payment, you can cancel for a full refund.

If ordering is open and generation fails, choose one redo or a full refund. If the redo also fails, you receive a full refund.

Report an unusable result within 7 days of delivery. If your claim is approved, choose a redo or a full refund. If your photo cannot be used, replace it once for free or choose a full refund.

See video examples

Our photo copies are removed within 7 days of delivery, cancellation or refund. Videos are available for 30 days after delivery. Provider retention applies separately.

The original trend song is not included. You can choose music in the app where you share your video.

Sign in with the account used for your order, then open My videos. The delivery limit is shown before payment.

Delivery and finding your video

No. The heart is made by the position of your arm and opposite hand. Use a photo with both arms visible.