Show the whole pet
Keep ears, paws and tail in the photo with room to move.
✳ Small paws. A big entrance.
AI Pet Dance Video GeneratorA little rhythm for your little companion.
Turn a pet photo into a playful dance clip. Start with a small bounce, moving paws and a head bob, with the whole pet in view.
Add your own photo in the studio. The example photo is not attached automatically.
Starting photo
A fictional orange tabby with a white chest and paws, sitting upright in a bright living room.
01 → 06sView the full input photo
Generated filmMiniMax H3
Small paws. A big entrance.
Watch the paws, tail and fur markings as the cat moves. A short sequence is easier to follow than a complicated dance routine.
Sample: MiniMax H3 · 6-second request · 768p tier. The web preview is compressed; actual dimensions and duration can differ from the selected tier.
A better starting photo.
Give it a simple rhythm
Start with a bounce and one paw movement rather than a long routine.
Check the anatomy
Review paw count, tail shape and fur markings through the full clip.
Your creative starting point
Make the next version yours.
The studio opens with an editable prompt and matching settings. Add your photo, adjust the direction and review the credit estimate before generating.
Make my pet dance ↗Animate my pet with small side-to-side bounces, alternating front-paw lifts and a gentle head bob. Keep the fur colors and room recognizable. Show the whole pet and tail. Fixed camera, six seconds, no costume or extra animals.
Original English request used for this sample
The orange tabby cat in the reference performs a playful short dance: two little side-to-side bounces, alternately lifting its front paws, a gentle head bob and a small tail sway. Keep its orange fur, white chest, white paws and cozy room recognizable. It stays balanced on its hind paws like a playful animated pet. Show the whole cat including ears, paws and tail. Fixed camera, one continuous six-second shot, no costume, no human hands, no extra animals, no speech or music.
A few useful answers
Can I use a dog photo?
You can try a clear dog photo with a suitable movement description. The displayed case tests a cat; dog movements need their own review.
Does it copy a popular dance or song?
The studio interprets text and still images. It has no driving-video or song upload and does not copy choreography or synchronize to a chosen track.
How many credits does a video cost?
Cost depends on the selected model, resolution and duration. The studio refreshes your balance before submission and shows the current estimate. Each new generation or paid retry has its own cost.
Small paws. A big entrance.