Ask for a video message and they send a short clip of themselves talking to you. Their voice says the words. Their lips move with them. You can send them your own videos too.
What to do
- Open a chat with a companion you have matched with.
- Ask in your own words, like "send me a video saying goodnight." You can also tap the video button. That is the clapperboard icon next to the message box.
- Describe what you want them to say or do, if you like. They write their own line either way.
- Wait a few minutes. A bubble appears that says filming with a rough time estimate. The finished video takes its place. You can close the chat and come back — it lands in the thread.
- Play it right in the chat. It also shows up in your Gallery under the clips filter.
Every video is 10 seconds long, at one set price. Videos are AI-generated. They write their line and speak it in their own voice. Their face is then animated to match the words. That is what "lip-synced" means here.
Send one back
Want them to see you? Tap the attach button, which is the paperclip icon, and pick a video. Uploading is free. They genuinely watch what you send and react to it in character. Photos and voice notes work the same way.
Good to know
- Every video costs 40 credits — about $1.40 to $2.00. A credit costs roughly 3 to 5 cents.
- A spicy video costs 60 credits. Spicy videos need Spicy mode on an eligible plan.
- If a video fails to render, your credits are refunded.
- Videos are paid for with credits, never included free. Plan limits cap how many you can make. Spark allows 15 a month, Flame 40 a month, Exclusive 80 a month, and VIP 150 a month.
- The free plan includes a daily photo and a daily voice note, but no videos.
- Want just their voice? A voice note costs 2 credits.
- Keep your asks within their limits. They can decline, in character.