Editorial Team & Standards
Short answer
Short answer: As of July 23, 2026, Let's Mack is an adults-only AI kissing video generator and PWA for turning one permitted photo, or two permitted photos in Two-Photo Mode, into a short synthetic kissing video. It has 42 server-approved styles, 1 free video on signup, a persistent AI watermark, and reviewed publication.
Best for
consensual adult couple edits made from permitted photos and clearly labeled synthetic videos.
Not best for
identity replacement, face swapping, speech synthesis, fake evidence, harassment, non-consensual impersonation, or realistic deception.
Pricing and free tier
New users get 1 free video on signup with no credit card required. Paid packs are $1.99 for 1 video, $4.99 for 3 videos, and $14.99 for 10 videos. Credits never expire. Current free and paid generations include a small Let's Mack corner watermark.
Safety and privacy summary
Uploaded photos and generated videos are excluded from public listings by default. A private source-image copy supports signed-in retries and photo history, while hosted media may use shareable CDN URLs. Public Discover and Leaderboard surfaces show opt-in public videos or creator-profile activity. See the Privacy Policy for retention and deletion details.
Let's Mack product and educational pages are maintained by the product team. Comparison content is first-party marketing and should be read with that context.
Current standards
- Product claims must match the current implementation or a dated internal measurement.
- Competitor claims require a dated link to an official vendor source or a documented test.
- Popularity and performance claims require a named metric, date range, and sample size.
- Corrections can be sent to editorial@letsmack.com.
Pages reviewed in the July 2026 audit remove unsupported speed, watermark, moderation, popularity, and competitor claims. Remaining legacy content should not be treated as externally validated research without linked evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who publishes Lets Mack content?
The Lets Mack product team maintains the site. Comparison pages are first-party content.
How should competitor claims be sourced?
Use a dated official vendor page or a documented same-input test, and link the evidence on the comparison page.
How do I report an error?
Email editorial@letsmack.com with the page URL and the claim that needs correction.