Graph AI: AI Video and Photo Bot

An old family photo sits perfectly still, and you wish grandma in it would smile. Graph AI brings pictures to life, makes video from a description and edits images with a neural network, all inside Telegram. 🎬

The bot works through chat: /start opens the menu, and /balance shows what is left on your account.

What the bot does

The bot's description lists four directions. All rely on neural networks and need an uploaded image or a text request.

• Video from text. You describe a scene in words, and the network assembles a clip.
• Photo animation. A still picture gains motion: expression, gaze, a slight head turn.
• Neural photo editing. Retouching and stylizing images without manual work in an editor.
• Photo creation and fixes. A new picture from a request, or a rework of an existing one.

There is also a playful "hug a friend" feature, listed in the bot's description as "hug a friend". 🤗

Writing a request that works

A neural network cannot read your mind, so details decide the outcome. A good request has several parts.

1. Describe the main subject: who or what is in the frame.
2. Add an action: what happens over a few seconds.
3. Give the place and time of day.
4. Name a style: cinematic, watercolor, documentary.
5. If the result misses, change one detail per attempt.

Balance and subscription: watching the money

The command list includes /balance and /cancelsub. That means the bot uses paid access: an account from which attempts are charged, and a subscription you can cancel.

Before paying, open the menu and read the terms: what is included, for how long and how charges happen. Read prices and plans only inside the bot, since they are more current there than in any review. 💳

If you no longer need the subscription, cancel it with /cancelsub before the next charge date.

What happens to your photos

To animate a picture, you must upload it to the service. Do not send documents, pictures of children or anything you would not show strangers. 🔐

Other people's faces call for care too. Animating someone's photo without consent is unethical, and a fake video of a real person can harm them. Use the features for yourself and loved ones, and with their knowledge.

Good ideas to start with

For a first try, choose harmless subjects. Animate a pet photo, a vacation scenery shot or an old postcard. Network mistakes cost nothing here, and the result lifts your mood. 🌅

For text-to-video, try a simple scene: a gull over the sea, rain at the window, a car on a night street. The simpler the plot, the less often the picture breaks.

Compare two or three versions of a request and keep the one you like. Good wording will serve you again.

Realistic expectations for neural video

Clips come out short, and quality depends on the request. Faces sometimes warp, hands move unnaturally and background text turns to mush.

So judge the result critically and never pass generated video off as real footage. Label such clips when you publish them.

About fourteen thousand people use the bot each month. Try it on one harmless picture, judge the result and only then decide whether payment is worth it.