One photo of your pet, and in a few minutes it stands up on its hind legs and dances: the hip-hop groove, gas station dance and shuffle, in a vertical video for TikTok and Reels. It still looks like your pet: the same fur, face and markings, in the same place.
From one pet photo to a dance video
The photo
Pet hip-hop groove, 5 s
The photo
Pet gas station dance, 5 s
Real results from the site's own model. The pets in these samples are AI-generated: no real pet’s photo was used.
How it works
Add one photo of your cat or dog. Sitting or standing, the whole animal, its face to the camera, in an upright or sideways photo.
The AI stands it up. First it makes a picture of your pet standing on its hind legs, front paws up, in the same place.
Then it dances. The AI gives your pet the moves of the dance you picked, step for step, in 5 or 10 seconds, vertical and without sound: add the trending sound when you post it.
What you get
5‑second dance video, 10 credits (your first one is free): it takes about 3 to 6 minutes.
10‑second dance video, 30 credits ($2.90, or $1.99 each in the 10‑video pack): it takes about 5 to 10 minutes.
10‑second dance video in HD (1080p), 50 credits (sharper, in 1080p, for 20 credits more): it takes about 8 to 15 minutes.
The same credits as a dance video of you. If it fails your credits come back, and if it does not look like your pet, you can remake it once for free.
For the best result
One cat or dog, the whole animal from ears to paws, with some room around it. An upright or sideways photo both work: the AI makes it vertical.
Its face to the camera, eyes open, in daylight or good light.
No people in the photo, and no other animals.
Only full-body dances: in a hand dance the AI gives a pet human fingers, so those are left out on purpose.