A good fit for a family archive. Bringing grandma's old print to life is easier here than wrestling with foreign services, though do not expect miracles.
People come for three modes. Animation turns a still portrait into a short clip where the person blinks, turns and smiles. Restoration removes scratches and noise and sharpens detail. Art mode repaints the picture in another style, from watercolour to cartoon.
The most moving use is old photos of relatives. Scan a print, upload it, and a minute later it moves. For many people that is enough to show their parents and share in a family group. Older relatives will appreciate that there is no foreign sign-up, no dollar card and no English menus to fight with.
Limits are the same as with any tool like this. If the source is very blurry, the network invents features and the face may stop looking like the person. Animation sometimes produces odd expressions. Start with the sharpest shot you own, and skip any picture you would rather not hand to a third-party service.
Free usage is usually a taster, after which generations come in paid packs. Video always costs more than stills, so count how many pictures you want to process before picking a pack.
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