Goodbye 2026, Hello 2027 Video Maker
Say goodbye to this year's you. The last train is leaving.
New Year Farewell
Your 2026 self and your 2027 self share one last hug on a snowy station platform. The old you boards the last train with this year's suitcase; the new you stays for the fireworks.
What you need
What are you leaving behind? · Photo of you
Leave it blank and we'll make our example
How this format is built
- Two of you from one photo, on a snowy platform
- Two animated shots: the goodbye, then the train leaving
- What you leave behind and the Goodbye / Hello titles drawn in code
- Library music and fireworks
Price
From 27 credits for the cheapest version; the exact total is shown before you start.
Questions
Do I need two photos?
No. One clear photo of you is enough: both versions are you.
What's written on screen?
The line you leave behind at the start, then Goodbye 2026 and Hello 2027 at the end, in your language.
Can I use someone else's photo?
Only with their permission. You'll confirm that before anything is made.
How long is it?
9 seconds.
Are the two selves different people?
No. They represent the same person in the old and new years. One portrait guides both appearances.
What happens to the old self?
The old self boards the last train with the stickered suitcase and waves. The new self stays as it leaves.
Which words appear on screen?
Your leaving-behind thought opens the video. Two closing lines say Goodbye 2026 and Hello 2027 in the video's language.
Should I write a whole year's history?
Choose one thing to release. A specific thought gives the hug and departure clearer meaning than a long list of events.
What should the final smile communicate?
Check the turn toward the camera after the train leaves. The smiling self stays for the new year.
Go deeper
Before and after: what changes
Leave one habit on a snowy platform at the end of the year. One optional portrait becomes two versions of you. They embrace under the station lamps. The old self boards the last train with a worn suitcase; the new self remains as fireworks rise over the town.
- A thought becomes a departure
- What you want to leave behind appears as the opening line. The farewell gives that thought a visible action without a speech.
- One person, two chapters
- An old camel coat, grey scarf and sticker-covered suitcase mark the departing self. A red coat and pinned-up hair distinguish the new self.
- Follow who stays
- After the wave and departing train, the new self stands alone, then turns toward the camera and smiles. That change should carry the ending.
A portrait for both versions of you
Works well
- Choose a clear solo portrait with your face visible, preferably including head and chest.
- One photo guides both selves; separate pictures for the two years are unnecessary.
- You may leave Photo of you empty and describe a fictional person in your sentence instead.
Avoid
- A group shot leaves uncertainty about which person should appear twice on the platform.
- A face hidden by an object or cut off by the crop provides a weak reference.
- Using another person's portrait requires their consent. Confirm permission before proceeding.
Step by step
- Choose the farewellSelect New Year Farewell in Pick a format, then follow Make it yours and Get your video. The setting is a small snowy station on New Year's Eve.
- Write what stays in the old yearAnswer 'What are you leaving behind?' with something concrete, such as 'Saying yes to everything'. One focused thought connects clearly with the departure.
- Supply one face if wantedAdd a portrait to Photo of you, or omit it for a fictional character. Both versions use the same reference; coats and suitcase distinguish them.
- Check the generation priceFast without a photo costs about 250 credits; HD is about 538. A photo raises the first image's price. In More options, disabling animation gives much cheaper still-image pans and zooms.
- Make and read the endingExpand What you pay for, check the exact amount on Generate, then start. Failed shots are refunded. Watch the embrace, boarding, wave and final smile; read both year lines before sharing.
What carries the farewell
- The shared platform
- The first keyframe places both selves at the station, using your optional photo. Their clothes show which one is leaving.
- Departure and continuation
- The next keyframe edits that image into the later moment. Each becomes a moving shot: 5 seconds for the first and 4 for the second, totaling 9 seconds.
- The opening and year titles
- Code draws the leaving-behind line and the closing Goodbye 2026 → Hello 2027 wording, in the video's language. The image model does not write the lettering.
- A farewell without narration
- Library music carries no extra music fee. Synthesized scene effects include the fireworks atmosphere. No voiceover explains the goodbye.