Boom AI alternatives

We did not test Boom AI. What follows is quoted from its public App Store reviews, read on 13 September 2026, as complaints people wrote on a date rather than as a description of what the app does today. The reason it is worth quoting at all is the concentration: the app carries 3,833 ratings and a 4.6 lifetime average, but 45 of the 50 most recent reviews we read are one or two stars, which is the steepest recent-sentiment drop of any app in this niche.

The most detailed one is also the clearest statement of what people in this category actually want:

"I just saw one of their ads. It said you can take two photos and make them hug and kiss. This is false advertising. You can not use your own photos for this. The only option now is to write a text prompt and the app will generate the subjects for you. There is no way I can find to use your own photos."

Others in the same set: "There is no kissing at all on here anymore. The French kissing was weird." · "This app does NOT let you use prompts to create a video. Do not believe the fake ads. It is ONLY for use with their pre-selected templates." · "Literally nothing is free" · "Expensive for only 6 second videos" · "I need an email to contact you but can't even get that."

Those last two quotes contradict each other on a basic point — one reviewer says the app is prompt-only, another says it is templates-only — which is a fair warning about reading reviews at all. The most likely explanation is that the app changed between the two, which is exactly why nothing on this page states a Boom AI feature, tier or price as fact. Check their listing yourself before deciding anything.

Every row comes from that brand's own page, read on the date in the last column, or from its App Store listing. Where a page does not state something, the row says so rather than guessing. Prices move constantly in this category, so treat any figure as a pointer to their page rather than as today's number.

AI Kiss is the product this site sells, so it gets one row: the row it actually wins. The other four send you somewhere else.

The narrow version, so there is nothing to discover afterwards. You upload one photo of each person, or one photo with both of them in it. Those two images are composed into a single frame inside your browser, and a model animates that frame into a kiss, a French kiss, a hug, one of twelve other styles, or whatever you write in the custom prompt box. You choose 5, 10 or 15 seconds and 4:3 or 9:16 before generating. What comes back is an MP4 with its own sound track at 768p, with no watermark, usually in under a minute.

There is no account, no email address and no app to install. Payment is per video rather than per month, credits do not expire, and a generation that fails returns every credit it cost automatically. Two of the complaints quoted at the top of this page — nothing is free, and no way to reach support — are worth answering directly: there genuinely is no free tier here, which is stated on the pricing page rather than discovered at a paywall, and support is a human email address published on the contact page.

The limits are equally short. Web only, so there is no app in either store today. 768p, so a competitor offering 1080p or 4K beats it on resolution. No free clip to try first, which is the honest cost of not running a trial. And no promise about how closely the result resembles you, because that is decided by your photographs and nobody can promise it.

If you are leaving an AI video app you subscribed to through the App Store, deleting the app does not stop the billing. The subscription lives in your Apple account: iPhone Settings, your name at the top, then Subscriptions. On Android it is in the Play Store app under Payments and subscriptions. Cancelling there takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for.

This is worth a paragraph because it is the single most common complaint pattern in the whole category and it is not specific to any one app. Sixty-five of the one- and two-star reviews we read are about being unable to cancel something, and many of them describe deleting the app and continuing to be charged.

Nothing here needs that step. There is no plan to take in the first place, and nothing to install, so the exit is closing a tab.

Boom AI's reviews were read from Apple's public review feed for the US App Store on 13 September 2026, as part of a larger pull of 1,914 reviews across 52 apps in this category. The 50 most recent reviews are what the feed returns per app, so the 90% figure is a recent-sentiment measure and not a lifetime one: the app's lifetime average is 4.6 and both numbers are stated here for that reason.

Everything said about the other seven tools comes from that tool's own public page, read on the date in the table, and is recorded in full on the linked comparison. Nothing was taken from affiliate roundups, and no price, feature or limit appears here that was not printed on the source.

Nothing was tested head to head on output quality, because the quality of any of these tools is decided far more by your two photographs than by the brand. If you are choosing between two of them, run the same pair through both.