Choose a clear portrait
Use a well-lit, front-facing photo of one adult, with their face and hair clearly visible.
Your photo. This scene.
Squishy AI Trend Video Generator
Your portrait as a silicone face toy. Press, knead, and release.
1 photo · About 8s · 40 credits
Example result
A familiar face. A softer side.
Watch the cheeks compress and rebound as the hands let go. In this example, the face ends with a different expression.
40 credits per film—
Upload a solo photo of an adult. Get their permission if the photo is of someone else.
My creations
How to make your Squishy AI video
Your features, a silicone finish
An overhead close-up brings the cheek compression, soft folds and slow rebound into view. Warm wood and gentle reflections show the silicone texture, while familiar facial features give the toy your character.
A few things to know
What is the Squishy AI trend?
A portrait becomes a glossy silicone face toy. Hands press its cheeks, knead the soft material, then release it to slowly rebound.
Which photo works best?
Choose a sharp, front-facing close-up with the whole head and hairstyle visible, a relaxed expression and even lighting.
Whose photo can I use?
Use a solo photo of yourself as an adult, or another adult who has given permission.
What comes from my photo?
Your photo supplies facial proportions, features, hair and skin tone. The template creates the silicone material, tabletop and hands. Features deform with the toy during squeezing; likeness and movement vary between results.
How long is the video?
An approximately 8-second portrait MP4 at 480 × 832 pixels. The example is an actual video generated with this template.
Do I need to write a prompt?
Upload your photo and click Generate. The template sets the tabletop scene, fixed overhead camera and squeezing action.
How many credits does it cost?
One complete video costs 40 credits. If you need more, Generate opens an on-page purchase dialog showing your credit shortfall and available plans.
What happens if generation fails, and where is my result?
A confirmed generation failure returns the credits charged for that task. Processing or unconfirmed tasks stay in your creations. Finished videos are private to your account for playback and download.