Make the viral "deep down in my heart... I still love you" crying meme using a photo of your favorite actor, musician, or athlete. Upload your face and the celebrity's face to generate an AI singing video.
Upload two photos to create the viral "deep down in my heart" crying meme with a famous face.
The meme generator requires exactly two photos to create the crying video. First, you provide a clear, front-facing photo of your own face. Second, you provide a photo of the celebrity you want to feature. The tool uses these two distinct images to generate the transition video where both faces appear to sing the lyrics. You can read more about the process in our [meme guide](/blog/deep-down-in-my-heart-meme-guide).
Generating a video costs a flat rate on this site. You pay $5.00 for one video generation. This one-time payment gives you exactly 60 credits in your account. You then use these 60 credits to create the final "deep down in my heart" celebrity crying meme from your two uploaded photos. You can review the structure on the [pricing](/pricing) page before you start.
When you purchase credits to make a video, you do not have to use them immediately. The 60 credits you receive for your $5.00 payment remain valid for 365 days. You can upload your celebrity photos and generate the meme anytime within that full year before the credits expire. This gives you time to find the right photos.
All transactions for the celebrity meme generator go through the FloatPass payment system. When you are ready to pay the $5.00 fee for your 60 credits, the site directs you to FloatPass. You complete the purchase on their platform before you return to the site to generate your crying video. FloatPass handles the payment processing for your account.
To create your celebrity crying meme, you need an account on the site. You can sign in using your existing Google account or by providing a standard email address. This account holds your 60 credits and stores your generated "deep down in my heart" videos after you upload your two photos. You log in to access your finished files.
The meme generator interface operates in two specific languages. You can navigate the site, read the instructions, and make your celebrity crying video in either English (en) or Chinese (zh). The final generated video uses the standard "deep down in my heart" audio regardless of the interface language you select. You can switch languages at the top of the page.
Create an account using your email or Google. Pay the $5.00 one-time fee via FloatPass to add 60 credits to your balance. These credits remain valid for 365 days.
Provide two images for the meme. Upload a clear photo of your own face, and then upload a photo of the celebrity you want to feature in the crying video.
Click to create the meme. The tool uses your 60 credits to process the two photos into the viral "deep down in my heart... I still love you" crying video.
When a highly anticipated film comes out, fans use the tool to make a video with the lead actor. You upload your face and the actor's face, generating a crying meme to post on a fan forum to show your dedication to the celebrity. This helps you participate in the community discussions surrounding the new movie release.
If you secure tickets to see your favorite musician, you can announce it to your friends using this meme. You pair your photo with the singer's photo, creating the "deep down in my heart" video to send in your group chat. The video serves as a funny way to let people know you are going to the concert.
When a popular athlete leaves your local team, you can express your reaction through the crying meme. You upload your picture alongside the athlete's picture to generate the video, and then share the finished result on your social media feed. It provides a visual way to comment on the trade news with other fans of the sports team.
On a famous person's birthday, fan accounts post dedicated content. You can generate a crying meme using a photo of the celebrity and a photo of yourself, posting the "I still love you" video to mark the occasion on your fan page. It adds a piece of viral video content to your usual birthday posts and photo edits.
After a long-running series ends, viewers use the meme generator to bid farewell to their favorite character. You take a photo of the actor and combine it with your own photo to make the crying video, sharing it with other viewers online. The video acts as a final send-off for the show on your personal blog or feed.
Upload a photo of yourself and a photo of your favorite celebrity to generate the viral singing video.