AI birthday invitation video maker

You start from a still invitation design, and Morphic animates it with image to video — adding gentle motion like drifting confetti, a candle flicker, or a reveal of the details. You can score it with generated music and assemble the pieces on Compose, then export a short clip sized for sharing. It turns a static card into a moving invite without any video editing skill.

Yes. Generate a short, upbeat track to fit the mood and lay it under the animation on Compose, or add an existing clip. Keeping the visual and the music in one workspace means the beat lines up with the reveal, so the invite feels produced rather than a slideshow with a song pasted on top.

Either. Animate a designed invitation image, or drop in a birthday photo and let image to video bring it to life with subtle motion. Many people design the card first, add the short details, then animate it — the still and the motion share one workspace, so the video matches the invitation you approved.

Yes, as short on-screen text within the design — the name, date, time, and place. Keep the wording brief and proofread it before you export, since text in generated frames can vary. For a long address or an RSVP link, keep those short on screen and add the full details in your message alongside the video.

A short video clip you can size vertical for a group chat or a story, or landscape for email. Each generation runs a few seconds, which is right for an invite; for a longer sequence, generate the beats separately and stitch them on Compose. Export and send it straight to family and friends.

No video editor and no motion skills. Everything runs in the browser on Morphic — you animate the design, score it, and assemble it on Compose. A free account takes under a minute, and because reruns cost nothing, you can try a couple of motion styles and tracks before you settle on the one you send.