Show the whole pet
Keep ears, paws and tail in the photo with room to move.
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.
Create my video ↗Add your own reference photo in the studio. The example photo is not carried over.

Watch the paws, tail and fur markings as the cat moves. A short sequence is easier to follow than a complicated dance routine.



Keep ears, paws and tail in the photo with room to move.
Start with a bounce and one paw movement rather than a long routine.
Review paw count, tail shape and fur markings through the full clip.
Copy the prompt, or open the studio with this effect’s settings. Add your own photo and review the current estimate before generating.
Create my video ↗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.
You can try a clear dog photo with a suitable movement description. The displayed case tests a cat; dog movements need their own review.
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.
Yes. You can copy it or edit it in the studio. Model, duration and resolution affect the estimate; each new generation is charged separately.
Turn a full-body photo into a short AI dance video. Start with a relaxed groove, keep both feet in view and make the movement your own.
Give a scanned portrait a gentle blink, a small smile or a quiet turn of the head. Keep the old-photo look while adding a little movement.
Turn a portrait into a flowing hair flip and gentle turn back toward the camera. Leave room for the strands to sweep and settle.