Deep Nostalgia vs Viggle

Deep Nostalgia turns faces in still photographs into short videos that simulate movement, including smiling, blinking, and turning the head. It works with color and black-and-white images and is available on the web and in the MyHeritage app for Android and iOS. Users can start from the feature's landing page, the My Photos section of a MyHeritage family site, or the mobile app. Photos not already enhanced on MyHeritage are enhanced automatically during animation. The result can be shared through Facebook or Twitter, sent as a link, or downloaded as an MP4 video. MyHeritage says the animation technology is licensed from D-ID and guided by pre-recorded driver videos. Several general animations are available for free; a Complete subscription allows unlimited and special animations. Only faces detected by the algorithm can be animated, and each detected face must be processed separately. MyHeritage describes the result as a technological simulation and marks it with an icon. Animations from users without a paid plan display a MyHeritage logo watermark; paid-plan videos can be logo-free.

Viggle is an API video-generation service offering text-to-video, image-to-video, and AI avatars. It lists commercial use, a maximum resolution of 1080p, and videos up to 15 minutes long. The free plan costs nothing, is billed monthly, and permits five videos per day, one simultaneous generation, and seven-day storage for assets and generations. Pro costs $7.99 a month with the yearly option and a listed 20% discount; it provides 80 credits monthly, four simultaneous generations, and uploads up to 10 minutes. Live costs $15.99 a month with the yearly option and listed 20% discount, including 200 credits, six simultaneous generations, and six hours of Real-Time Swap. Max costs $63.99 a month with the yearly option and listed 20% discount, with 800 credits and ten simultaneous generations. Viggle was founded in 2023 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.