You can turn your photos into a crying video by uploading two images to our meme generator, logging in, and using credits to process the final video.
What do you need to prepare before starting?
Before you start making the viral crying meme, you need to gather a few specific items. The process requires exactly two photos. The system uses these two photos to generate a video where the subject appears to cry while singing the lyrics "deep down in my heart, I still love you." You do not need to record any audio or use video editing software. The website handles the audio and the visual transition for you.
If you do not have photos ready, take a moment to look through your camera roll. You can use photos of yourself, your friends, or even historical figures, as long as the faces are clearly visible. The meme works best when the two photos have some thematic connection, but the generator will process any two valid face photos you upload. Preparing these files in advance prevents the page from timing out while you search your hard drive.
You also need a way to access your account. The site requires you to sign in before you can generate the final video. You can sign in using a Google account or an email address. If you choose the email option, make sure you have access to your inbox to verify your identity or receive any necessary login links.
Finally, you need a valid payment method. The service requires a purchase to process the video. Payments are processed through FloatPass. You should have your payment details ready when you reach the checkout stage. You can read more about the general process on our blog. Having your photos, your login method, and your payment details ready will make the process fast and direct.
How do you choose the right two photos?
Selecting the correct photos determines how well the final crying video turns out. The system needs clear visual information to map the crying animation and the singing motion onto the face.
First, ensure both photos feature a clear, unobstructed view of the face. The subject should ideally look directly at the camera. Profile shots or photos where the face is turned away at a sharp angle make it difficult to identify the eyes and mouth. The eyes and mouth are the most important areas for this specific meme, as the generator needs to add tears and animate the mouth to match the "I still love you" audio.
Second, avoid photos with heavy accessories. Sunglasses, large hats, or scarves that cover the lower half of the face will interfere with the generation process. The system might warp these accessories or fail to recognize the face entirely.
Third, consider the lighting. Photos taken in natural, even light yield the best results. Heavy shadows across one side of the face or extremely dark photos force the system to guess the facial structure, which often leads to distorted videos.
Fourth, choose photos with only one person in the frame. If you upload a group photo, the system will not know which face to animate. Crop the photo so only the intended subject remains visible. If you want to learn more about the technical requirements, you can check our guide on the Crying Meme Generator — Make an AI Crying Video From Two Photos.
What are the exact steps to generate the video?
Once you have your two photos ready, you can start the generation process. Follow these steps in order to create your crying meme.
Step one: Go to the main tool page to make yours. The interface is available in two languages: English (en) and Chinese (zh). You can select your preferred language before you begin.
Step two: Upload your first photo. This photo usually establishes the initial state of the subject before the crying animation begins. Wait for the upload to complete.
Step three: Upload your second photo. The system uses this second image as part of the transition or as the target for the emotional shift in the meme.
Step four: Sign in to your account. You will see prompts to sign in using either Google or your email address. Select the method you prefer. If you use Google, a separate window will prompt you to select your Google account. If you use email, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the login process.
Step five: Purchase credits if your balance is empty. You will be directed to the FloatPass payment gateway to complete the transaction.
Step six: Start the generation. After your payment clears and your credits appear in your account, click the button to generate the video. The system will process the two photos, apply the crying effect, and sync the mouth movements to the "deep down in my heart" audio.
Step seven: Download and share your video. Once the processing finishes, the final video will appear on your screen. You can play it to check the crying animation and listen to the audio sync. If you are satisfied with the result, use the download button to save the video file directly to your device. From there, you can upload it to your preferred social media platforms or send it directly to your friends.
For an additional walkthrough, read our post on the Deep down in my heart meme: how to make the “I still love you” crying video with two photos.
How does the pricing and credit system work?
Generating the video requires credits. You purchase these credits in a specific package. We do not offer subscriptions; the payment is a one-time charge.
The cost for the package is $5.00 one-time. When you pay this $5.00, you receive exactly 60 credits in your account. You use these credits to generate the videos. Every time you submit two photos and request a video, the system deducts the required number of credits from your balance.
These 60 credits do not last forever. They are valid for 365 days from the date of purchase. If you do not use all 60 credits within those 365 days, the remaining credits will expire and disappear from your account. You will need to make a new $5.00 payment to get more credits.
It is important to track your usage if you plan to make multiple videos. Because the 60 credits are deducted per generation, you should calculate how many videos you can make before needing to reload your account. The $5.00 one-time fee applies to every new package of 60 credits you buy. There is no limit to how many packages you can purchase through FloatPass, but each package will have its own 365 days validity period starting from the exact date of that specific transaction.
All transactions go through FloatPass. When you click to buy, the FloatPass interface will load, allowing you to enter your payment details securely.
Here is a breakdown of the pricing structure:
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Package Price | $5.00 one-time |
| Credits Received | 60 credits |
| Expiration | Valid 365 days |
| Payment Processor | FloatPass |
You can review this information at any time on the Deep Down In My Heart video pricing · $5 per video page.
What mistakes should you avoid when making the meme?
People often make a few common errors when trying to create this meme. Avoiding these mistakes will save your credits and ensure your video looks correct.
The most common mistake is uploading low-resolution images. If the photos are pixelated or blurry, the system cannot find the eyes to add the tears. The resulting video will look messy, and the mouth movements will not align with the audio. Always use the highest quality original photos you have.
Another mistake is using photos with exaggerated expressions. The generator applies a crying animation to the face. If the subject in the photo is already laughing widely or yelling, the system struggles to pull the facial features down into a crying expression. A neutral or slight smile works best as a starting point.
Users also sometimes forget which login method they used. Because you can sign in with either Google or email, you might create two separate accounts by accident. If you buy credits while logged in with Google, those credits will not appear if you later log in with your email address. Always use the exact same login method every time you visit the site.
Finally, users sometimes ignore the expiration date on their credits. Remember that your 60 credits are valid for 365 days. If you wait more than a year to make your next meme, you will find your balance empty.
Where else do people look for video tools?
When people want to create videos or memes, they often search across the internet. People also look at sites like getstarrd.app, makeviral.ai, ai-rap-video.asia, canva.com, cliptrend.ai, and ebaumsworld.com. We do not provide the same services as those websites. Our site is built specifically for one task: turning two photos into the "deep down in my heart, I still love you" crying meme.
If you encounter any issues with your account, your 60 credits, or the FloatPass payment process, you can contact us directly. Send an email to contact@deepdowninmyheart.com and we will assist you. Remember that you can switch the site language between English (en) and Chinese (zh) at any time to make navigation easier.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to make a video?
You can purchase a package for $5.00 one-time. This payment gives you 60 credits to use on the site.
How long do my credits last?
Your 60 credits remain valid for 365 days after your purchase. If you do not use them within a year, they will expire.
What payment methods do you accept?
All payments on the site are processed securely through FloatPass.
How do I sign in to the generator?
You can sign in to your account using either a Google account or your email address.
What languages does the website support?
The website interface is available in both English (en) and Chinese (zh).