Living card
One approved composition receives restrained movement.
We animate the elements that support the story while keeping the portrait and greeting readable.
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One approved composition receives restrained movement.
Foreground and background move at different speeds.
Snow, rain, petals, or light support the scene.
A short line appears without covering the subject.
Light, weather, fabric, hair, and camera movement are usually safer than complex speaking faces.
We approve the still image first and limit movement that changes facial structure.
A short MP4 plays reliably in most messaging apps; loop requirements can be discussed separately.
Recipient, occasion, photo, tone, and one meaningful detail.
Review a watermarked concept and request precise revisions.
After approval and payment, receive the format built for your channel.

The best movement is often subtle: it supports atmosphere without forcing the face to perform something absent from the source.
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Choose by the story, delivery channel, deadline, and whether the result needs to be printed—not by which effect looks newest.
ReadYes, if the source is large and clean enough to separate the important elements.
Speaking is better handled as a video greeting with separate voice and synchronization review.
Yes. A silent loop is often the easiest format to share.
The occasion and two or three details are enough. We will clarify the rest and show a concept before payment.