Bride, groom, the whole wedding party — swapped into a cinematic clip. Perfect for the save-the-date, the thank-you card, the bachelorette night, or the group chat roast.
Open in Telegram →This isn't a replacement for a wedding videographer — it's the other video. The fun one. The one you send to the group chat at 2am. The one the parents share on Facebook. The one that makes a save-the-date feel like a save-the-thing-we're-going-to-talk-about-for-years.
The bot takes one selfie per person and drops them into a short cinematic scene — action hero, rockstar on stage, astronaut, whatever fits the couple's vibe. About 2 minutes per render. No editing software, no upload to a stranger's website, no app install.
These are finished renders — no editing after. You can send any of these scenes to the bot and the same swap happens with your selfie.
Your first render is free (watermarked). Paid renders start at $9 — no watermark, higher quality, longer clips. Pay by card or crypto, in the chat. For a wedding party, count on 1-2 free + 4-6 paid renders total.
Standin is built for fun, shareable clips — save-the-date, thank-you cards, group-chat moments. If you need a polished cinematic wedding film, hire a videographer. The two serve different jobs.
Yes — Standin requires explicit consent on every upload. The bride, groom, and any party member whose face is being swapped has to send the selfie themselves or explicitly okay the photo being used. The bot rejects renders involving minors.
Yes. Each person sends their own selfie and picks the same scene; the bot returns one clip per person. Most couples do 2-4 renders and stitch the best moments together.
Most couples make it 1-2 weeks before the save-the-date goes out, or 1-2 days after the wedding for a thank-you. The render itself takes about 2 minutes, so timing-wise it can be a same-day project.