Big reactions. Ridiculous duets. Turn your cat or dog photos into a scene worth replaying.
Hotel Lobby · 30 seconds · original sound · 2 photos
9 effects with pet results.
Every clip identifies the cast actually shown.
Filters match supported inputs. Each video label identifies the cast actually shown.
10 of 10 effectsA living-room dance, a microphone duo or a studio performance. Each follows its own displayed template.
One pet reacts up front while the other dances behind, then both stand together in the living-room excerpt.
Shown: two tabby cats. Cats, dogs and adult photos can fill the two roles.
Make my Smalltown Boy videoGive your duo the orange room, hanging microphone and complete thirty-second performance.
Shown: a gray tabby and a brown spaniel. You can also cast a person with a pet.
Make my Hotel Lobby videoCast a keyboard player and a hype partner in the full studio duet, close-up and jog-away ending.
Pet inputs are supported. The current full-length sample shows two fictional adults; a matching 30-second pet result is not shown.
Make my Alors on Danse videoReplace the center pet in the eleven-second snowy ski lineup. The four supporting pugs keep their reference appearances.
One photo changes the lead pet. The reference supplies the scene, outfit, supporting cast and motion. Review the complete clip before creating.
Make my Cotton Eye Joe videoPut one pet in the lead role of the displayed fifteen-second Wannabe character-dance excerpt. Supporting cast follows the reference.
One photo changes the lead pet. The reference supplies the scene, outfit, supporting cast and motion. Review the complete clip before creating.
Make my Wannabe Dance videoGive one pet the punchline, or join your pet in a short reaction story.
Make a surreal grinning, slow-clapping pet reaction, or cast yourself in the treat-and-shush story.
One pet makes a 6-second reaction. An adult photo plus a pet photo makes the 10-second story.
Make my Clapping Cat videoPut your pet at the pickup window for the puzzled pause, head turns and dismissive pointing.
Shown: a gray tabby driver. Also accepts a dog or adult photo; the recorded voice stays the same.
Make my Hit the Road Dude videoThe stacked bottles, the attempted kick and the comic recoil: cast your pet in the displayed failed challenge.
One photo changes the lead pet. The reference supplies the scene, outfit, supporting cast and motion. Review the complete clip before creating.
Make my Bottle Kick Challenge videoTiny fish approach the paws, then your pet reacts. A fictional spa scene with the source human supporting hands kept separate.
One photo changes the lead pet. The reference supplies the scene, outfit, supporting cast and motion. Review the complete clip before creating.
Make my Pet Fish Spa videoA witch hat, a glowing pumpkin and a startled getaway. Cast your pet in a short Halloween porch comedy.
One photo changes the lead pet. The reference supplies the scene, outfit, supporting cast and motion. Review the complete clip before creating.
Make my Pet Trick or Treat videoChoose the scene first.
Then bring the right photos.
Start with Clapping Cat for six seconds of silent, grinning applause. Choose Hit the Road Dude for a fifteen-second pickup conversation with its original voice recording.
Smalltown Boy puts the reaction in front and the dancer behind. Hotel Lobby gives your left and right performers the orange-room stage. Upload separate photos in the displayed order.
Choose the ten-second Clapping Cat story for the adult’s treat and shush with your pet’s applause. Two-role performance templates also accept an adult alongside a pet; compare each page’s current sample before creating.
A clear face, visible ears and distinct coat markings help. Review furry paws, likeness and scene joins before sharing, and label the visuals as AI-generated.
Choose an effect above and open its generator. Upload the number of photos shown, sign in and use paid site credits to create. Review the result in My studio, then download the 720p MP4. Each template supplies its own scene and motion.
These effects accept cat and dog photos. Clapping Cat offers one-pet and person-plus-pet modes; Smalltown Boy, Hotel Lobby and Alors on Danse use two separate photos for their two roles. Hit the Road Dude uses one photo. The cards distinguish the cast shown in each real sample from the supported inputs.
Smalltown Boy follows a reaction-and-dance excerpt. Hotel Lobby and Alors on Danse follow their displayed duo performances. Sound-enabled templates retain the original recording; your photos change appearances, not the recorded voices. There is no custom voice cloning or arbitrary choreography on this page.
Hotel Lobby and Alors on Danse include their original template soundtracks. Hit the Road Dude includes the original conversation. All other pet templates on this page are silent; add audio you have permission to use in your editing or social app.
Use a sharp, well-lit photo with one pet clearly visible. Keep the face, eyes, ears and distinctive coat markings unobstructed; visible forelegs and paws help with upright poses. For two roles, upload one separate photo per subject in the order shown on the effect page.
The one-photo pet trend templates, Clapping Cat, Smalltown Boy and Hit the Road Dude use 20 credits per video. Hotel Lobby and Alors on Danse use 40 credits. Generations can take several minutes; confirmed failed jobs restore their reserved credits. AI likeness, fur, paws, gesture timing and joins can vary, so watch the complete result before sharing.