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Effect · Romance

Marry Me — he kneels with a ring.

The sample shows one couple: the man drops to one knee with a red ring box as a white veil appears on the woman.

Marry Me turns a photo of a couple into a proposal scene. The sample opens on a young man in a white short-sleeved shirt and a young woman with a high ponytail in a black crop top and white trousers, standing close and smiling at each other in front of a pale building with tall columns.

Kling engine 720p · 5s or 10s 5–10 credits a run One photo

The sample

What happens in the Marry Me sample.

At the start the two stand face to face, very close, smiling. The man then steps back and kneels, holding out a small red box in his open hand. The woman looks down at him, and by the fourth frame a sheer white veil hangs from her ponytail. She rests one hand at her waist and keeps smiling as he stays on one knee, box raised toward her. The camera pulls back from a close two-shot to show them both full length.

Their faces, hair and clothes stay the same, and the building behind them does not change. The veil is the only item added to her outfit, and the red box is held out as he kneels. Because the sample starts with two people already standing together and facing each other, a single photo of both of you, close and in good light, is the closest start.

The recipe

Marry Me, on paper.

Read from the effect catalog the app itself ships, so these are the settings your run will use.

SpecThis effect
EngineKling
Resolution720p
Clip length5s or 10s
Cost5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s
Source imagesOne photo
Aspect ratioFollows your photo
CategoryRomance
Text promptNone — the engine's own template

Your photo

Photos that suit it.

One-tap effects have one input. The photo you pick is your creative control.

Both of you, one photo

The effect takes one photo, and the sample starts with the couple together in a single frame. A picture of you both side by side matches that.

Leave some space around

The camera pulls back to show both people full length once he kneels. A photo with some space around you fits that wider view.

Faces in clear light

The couple in the sample are lit by soft daylight with their faces in view. A bright photo where both faces show is the safe start.

How it works

Running Marry Me in four steps.

01

Pick your photo

The tips above come from what the sample shows. A clear, well-lit subject is the safe start.

02

Open Romance and tap Marry Me

In the King AI app on iPhone, iPad or Mac, or in the web studio. Opening the effect does not spend credits.

03

Choose the length

5s or 10s. Cost: 5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s.

04

Generate, then try another photo

The photo changes the result more than a second run of the same photo does.

FAQ

Marry Me, answered.

What does the Marry Me effect do?

Sample video of a proposal: a young man in a white shirt kneels in front of a columned building and holds out a red ring box as a white veil appears on the woman.

Do both people need their own photo for Marry Me?

No. The effect takes one photo. In the sample, both people are already in the same frame at the start, standing close and facing each other. The man then kneels with a red ring box, and a white veil appears on the woman's head. The sample clip also has sound.

How much does Marry Me cost?

5–10 credits per run: 5 credits (~$2.00) at the default length and resolution, more for a longer or sharper clip (5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s). New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus contributes toward the 5-credit first run; you need 2 more credits from a plan or credit pack.

How long is a Marry Me video?

5s or 10s at 720p. It follows the shape of your photo. Nothing you export is watermarked, on any plan.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. Marry Me is a template on the Kling engine. King AI sends the effect's name and your photo; there is no text prompt to write.

Get started

Try Marry Me.

New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus contributes toward the 5-credit first run; you need 2 more credits from a plan or credit pack. Nothing you export is watermarked.