Capybara Couple AI

Become the two rounded capybaras sharing a bedtime cuddle. One character stays awake while the other rests against their shoulder under the blanket.

Choose both adult portraits

Photo 1 guides the awake left capybara; photo 2 guides the sleepy right capybara. Use separate adult portraits with clear faces and hair.

Adult portrait guiding the capybara who is awake on the left.

Adult portrait guiding the capybara resting on the right shoulder.

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Reference preview

About 8.08 seconds · 720p · 9:16 container with black bars · Original reference audio
Two adults · About 8.08 secondsThe right capybara rests against the awake left character as the view moves from the bed into a closer reaction, inside the original black bars.

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Both characters stay 3D capybaras. Portraits guide distinct appearance cues; the bedding, room, cuddle and original black bars remain. Content rules · Report content

The short bedtime video preview

The right capybara rests against the awake left character as the view moves from the bed into a closer reaction, inside the original black bars.

Two portraits, two capybara characters

Capybara Couple AI turns two adult portraits into appearance cues for a pair of rounded 3D capybaras. The characters keep capybara muzzles, ears, fur, paws and body proportions throughout the bedroom scene.

The first portrait guides the awake character on the left. The second guides the sleepy character resting on the right, whose arm lies across the other's chest.

Hair and other visible identifying details help distinguish the pair. This is a character transformation, not two live humans placed in bed or human faces pasted onto animal bodies.

The awake one and the sleepy one

The short starts with both characters beneath a blue blanket against white pillows and a wooden headboard. A warm bedside lamp lights the room.

As the framing moves closer, the right character keeps the cuddle with closed sleepy eyes. The awake left character glances around and changes its mouth and eyes through the reaction.

This is the complete short bedtime version, about 8.08 seconds. It keeps the central wide picture and the black bars above and below inside the vertical container; it does not add the different long clip's pink-bow storyline or a full angry-to-happy ending.

A small scene with two separate personalities

Different roles in the cuddle

Cast the awake left character and the sleepy right character with separate portraits.

Capybaras throughout

Keep the soft fur, rounded muzzles and paws of the two 3D characters.

The short bedroom framing

Preserve the warm lamp, blue blanket and letterboxed close-up.

Cast your bedtime pair

  1. Choose the awake character

    Use the first adult portrait for the capybara who is awake on the left.

  2. Choose the cuddling character

    Add the second adult portrait for the sleepy right role, then confirm both permissions.

  3. Watch the quiet reaction

    Start for 10 credits, compare the two character appearances and download the short video with its reference audio.

Give the two characters clear cues

  • Pick one adult per portrait, with the face and hairstyle clearly visible.
  • Use separate images so the two appearance cues remain distinct.
  • Clothing photos are not needed; the existing blanket and bedding stay.
  • Expect the closed eyes and expressions from the scene rather than a fixed portrait smile.
  • Keep the wide scene and its black bars when sharing the vertical file.

Questions about the capybara pair

Which character uses each portrait?+

The first adult portrait guides the awake capybara on the opening left. The second guides the sleepy capybara on the right, resting against the first character's shoulder.

Do the characters remain animals?+

Yes. They keep the rounded 3D capybara forms, fur, muzzles and paws. Your adult portraits provide distinguishing appearance cues rather than live human bodies.

Can I use one photo for the whole scene?+

Two separate adult portraits are required for the two character roles in this version.

Are my clothes or photo background used?+

The portraits guide character appearance. The wooden headboard, pillows, blue blanket and bedroom lighting come from the reference, with the bedding covering the characters.

Why does the preview have black bars?+

The selected short has a wide central scene inside a vertical 9:16 container. The output preserves that framing instead of stretching the capybaras or cropping the bed into a tall picture.

Is this the longer sulking-and-hugging clip?+

This page uses the complete roughly 8.08-second bedtime cuddle. It does not include the separate 20-second pink-bow story or promise that story's ending.

Can I add a new voice or song?+

The download uses the short reference's original audio. There is no custom voice, song selection or audio-upload field.

What do I pay and receive?+

The two-portrait video costs 10 ReelTada credits and produces a 720p MP4. The account balance is checked before uploading the portraits.

Make Your Bedtime Capybara Pair

Two adult portraits become distinct rounded characters in the complete short cuddle scene.