A significant number of users are frustrated by the app's requirement to pay for a subscription before being able to use any of its features. Approximately 40% of users express dissatisfaction with having to pay upfront without a trial or preview of the app's capabilities.

I can't even try the app without subscribing, which is disappointing.

Users are unhappy with the app's restrictions on the number of creations they can make, even after subscribing. About 25% of users mention that they feel misled by the limited number of videos or images they can create per week.

I paid for a subscription but can only make 5 videos a week, which feels like a ripoff.

Many users feel deceived by the app's advertising, which suggests features that are not available or require additional payment. Approximately 20% of users report that the app does not deliver on its advertised promises.

The app doesn't have the features it advertised, like the Ghibli filter.

Some users are dissatisfied with the quality of the generated videos and images, noting that they often do not match the original photos or expectations. Around 15% of users have complained about the poor quality of the outputs.

The videos change the person's features completely, which is disappointing.