Copy, upload, hug
Ready descriptions of places and moments for Hug Your Younger Self. Copy one, or open it in the generator, upload your two photos and change the details to your own childhood.
This library holds 13 younger self hug prompts in four groups: childhood places, milestones, comfort, and then and now. The hug, both faces and the steady camera are already built into every video, so a prompt only sets the place and the mood. Each opens in the generator with one click.
A backyard, a playground, a grandparent's kitchen: change the place to one you remember.
Every prompt names one place and one feeling, which keeps a short video focused on the hug.
The built-in instruction already keeps both faces and outfits as in your photos, so prompts never change them.
Copy it, or press Try it to open it in the generator.
A childhood photo and a recent one, or one picture of both.
Download the MP4, or change the place and try again.
The hug, the two faces and the steady camera are already taken care of, so a prompt is short. Spend the words on what the photos cannot say:
Do not ask for new clothes, extra people or fast action; they work against the instruction to keep both of you as in the photos. One place and one feeling keep the video recognizable from start to end.
In the backyard of my childhood home on a sunny afternoon, a warm hug on the grass.
In grandma's kitchen in warm afternoon light, a gentle hug by the table.
At an old neighborhood playground at golden hour, a warm hug beside the swings.
On a beach on a summer day, a warm hug as small waves roll in.
At a school gate on the first day of school, a reassuring hug, both smiling.
At a childhood birthday party with balloons in the background, a warm hug, both laughing.
Outside the old house on moving day, boxes behind them, a long hug.
In a softly lit child's bedroom at night, a calm, comforting hug.
By a rainy window in soft gray light, a quiet, comforting hug.
On the front steps after a hard day at school, a kind, comforting hug.
No. The hug, both faces and the steady camera are added to every video, so a prompt only needs the place and the mood.
Yes. Copy and adapt any prompt; you only spend credits when you make a video with it.
Small, blurred or turned-away faces are hard to keep. Crop the childhood photo around your face, use the sharpest copy you have and keep the prompt to one place and one moment.
Choose a prompt, upload your two photos and make the video. The first 5-second video is free for a new account, once per network (an IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days.
Last updated November 9, 2026
