Do the hearts actually appear in my eyes?

Not literally. Despite the name, the hearts pop and drift around your head and shoulders instead of covering your pupils, so your real eyes and smile stay visible. Unlike a classic heart eyes filter, it reads as a warm reaction rather than a mask.

Can I change the color of the hearts?

Yes. Edit the prompt and replace pink with red, gold, or lavender. You can also ask for fewer or more hearts, though a light scattering keeps the look cute rather than cluttered.

Does a selfie taken at arm's length work?

It does. A front-facing selfie with your face clearly lit is a good fit, since the clip is a close, chest-up frame. Avoid strong filters or sunglasses so your features carry through cleanly.

Smiling woman with curly burgundy-tipped hair in a white tee, small pink hearts floating around her head

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Heart Eyes: Cute Floating Hearts Video

With this heart filter, pink cartoon hearts pop into view and float upward around you while you smile warmly at the camera. It animates a single photo into a short, cheerful clip with sparkly bokeh behind you and a gentle push-in toward your face. It is sweet, a little playful, and easy to send to someone you like.

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Drop your photo here

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Add up to 3 photos — extra people, outfits or style references.

Prompt

Model

Animates your photo at 720p — balanced speed and quality.

Format

Length

About the Heart Eyes effect

The scene stays close and friendly. You face the lens with a warm smile, framed from the chest up, while soft lights glimmer out of focus in the background. Small glowing hearts in bubblegum pink appear one by one near your hair and shoulders, then drift upward like light particles. The lighting is soft and warm, skin texture stays natural, and the camera eases in slowly so the ending lands on your face. In the preview, warm out-of-focus lights and a few houseplants give the whole clip a homey glow.

Think of this heart filter as a reaction clip with a crush-worthy twist. It fits a reply to good news, an anniversary message, or a Valentine's surprise. Cheeky Wink in the same category relies on one gesture; here the hearts carry the feeling, so a simple smile is all you need. For a moodier romantic piece, Sparkler Night Glow is the darker, more cinematic option.

The clip opens on your smile with the air still empty; the hearts only arrive once it starts playing, so the first frame doubles as a clean, warm portrait.

Ideas for your Heart Eyes video

Anniversary message
Send your partner a short clip of you beaming while hearts float up, instead of another plain text saying happy anniversary.
Reply to good news
Answer a friend's engagement, new job, or new puppy announcement with a clip that says you love it without any words.
Valentine's Day surprise
Share it on February 14 as a playful, sweet greeting that works for a partner, a best friend, or the family group chat.

How to create a Heart Eyes video

1
Upload your photo
Drop in a clear, well-lit selfie or portrait. A front-facing shot with your face unobstructed gives the Heart Eyes effect the most to work with.
2
Pick the Heart Eyes style
The prompt is pre-tuned for this exact look. Leave it as is for the signature result, or tweak the wording to steer the romantic mood your way.
3
Generate your video
Hit generate and Swapify renders your video in seconds. Download it in full resolution and post it straight to Instagram, TikTok or your brand feed.

Photo tips for Heart Eyes

A natural, open smile facing the lens works best, because the clip keeps your expression and builds the hearts around it.
Frame yourself from the chest up with some space above your head so the rising hearts have room to float.
Plain tops in white or soft colors keep attention on your face and let the pink hearts stand out clearly.

Frequently asked questions

Do the hearts actually appear in my eyes?: Not literally. Despite the name, the hearts pop and drift around your head and shoulders instead of covering your pupils, so your real eyes and smile stay visible. Unlike a classic heart eyes filter, it reads as a warm reaction rather than a mask.
Can I change the color of the hearts?: Yes. Edit the prompt and replace pink with red, gold, or lavender. You can also ask for fewer or more hearts, though a light scattering keeps the look cute rather than cluttered.
Does a selfie taken at arm's length work?: It does. A front-facing selfie with your face clearly lit is a good fit, since the clip is a close, chest-up frame. Avoid strong filters or sunglasses so your features carry through cleanly.