How to use an AI Pet Video Generator
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You do not need a set, a camera or a training session. The whole process takes a few minutes; here is each step and the mistakes worth avoiding.
1. Pick a photo of each pet
Choose a recent, sharp photo of each pet facing the camera, with the head and chest in frame. Daylight or soft indoor light works best.
Skip deep shadow, motion blur, heavy filters and photos where the pet is turned away. The model carries each pet through the whole clip, so anything that hides them will show up in the result.
2. Upload the photos in the right slots
Sign in and add one photo to the left slot and one to the right slot. The left photo fills the left side of the stage, and the right photo the right side.
There is no length to choose: every render is 15 seconds and costs 68 credits, so a failed attempt is cheap to redo.
3. Confirm the photo rights and start the render
Tick the consent box to confirm you have the right to use both photos, and that any person visible has agreed to appear. Photos of minors, celebrities and public figures are not allowed.
Start the render and leave the page if you like. Most clips finish in two to eight minutes, and the result waits in My videos either way.
4. Review before you post
Check both faces, the paws and the framing before you download. If something looks off, swap in a sharper source photo rather than posting a version you are unsure about.
A second render with better photos usually solves the common problems, and the first attempt is still useful for comparison.
5. Add lines, or let the model write them
The clip already includes the soundtrack and vocals; type your lines before generating if you want the words to be yours.
Keep the AI-generated label and say the video is AI when you share it. It is a performance, not footage of a real event.
Your pet’s video is a photo upload away