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Make Your Pet Dance From One Photo
Pick a dance you love, add a photo of your pet, and get a clip of your dog, cat or bunny doing the same moves. No filming, no treats, no second take.
How to Make Your Pet Dance
Add a photo of your pet
Choose a sharp photo where your pet's face and body are easy to see. You can add a second photo for a pet or person.
Upload the dance to copy
Upload an MP4 or MOV dance clip you have permission to use. Seedance 2.5 supports reference clips up to 30 seconds; Wan 3.0 supports up to 15 seconds.
Keep Pet Dance or switch prompts
Pet Dance is already filled in for you. Swap it for Pet on Two Legs, or add a scene or style prompt such as Neon Club, then tweak the words.
Set the length and create
Choose the model, resolution, shape and length, check the credit cost, then press Generate and save the clip once it finishes.
Two Ways Your Pet Can Dance
Each pet prompt gives a different look. Try both with the same photo and keep the one that makes you laugh harder.
| Pet Dance | Pet on Two Legs | |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Designed to keep recognizable pet features and paws | Asks for an upright pose |
| Moves | Bounces, sways and steps along with the beat | Copies arm swings and head moves with its front paws |
| Keeps | Breed, fur color and markings | Face and fur from your photo |
| Best for | A cute, believable pet clip | The upright meme look people share |
Make Your Dog Dance
Dogs are the easiest place to start. A golden retriever mid-smile, a pug looking at the camera or a husky sitting tall all give the model a clear face and body to work with.
Big dogs look great with slow, swaying dances; small dogs suit quick, bouncy trends. Ears, tails and coat patterns are kept from your photo, so your dog still looks like your dog.
Make Your Cat Dance
Cats rarely sit still for a camera, so pick the one photo where yours is facing you with both eyes open. A cat lying flat or curled into a ball gives the model less body to move.
Pet on Two Legs is a favorite for cats: the upright pose turns a calm house cat into the star of a dance trend. Stripes, spots and eye color carry over from your photo.
More Pets and Owners in One Video
Add photos of pets, or a pet and its owner.
Choose Duet and use a dance video with two dancers. Results can vary with the source clip.
Pet Photos and Dance Videos That Work Best
The clearer your pet looks in the photo, the more the dancing pet looks like yours.
Works well
- Your pet facing the camera with both eyes visible
- Most of the body in the frame, legs included
- Good light and a plain background
- One pet per photo
- A dance clip with one dancer and a steady camera
Avoid
- Pets curled up, lying flat or seen from behind
- Collars, clothes or toys covering the face
- Dark, blurry or zoomed-in photos
- Several pets squeezed into one photo
- Dance clips with quick cuts or dancers leaving the frame
FAQs
Can my pet dance from just one photo?
Yes. One clear photo of your pet and one dance video are all you need. Add more photos only if you want more dancers in the clip.
Does it work for cats, rabbits and other animals?
Yes. Dogs and cats are the most common, but rabbits, hamsters, birds and other pets can be used. Animals with a clear face and body in the photo give the best results.
Will my pet still look like my pet?
The pet prompts ask the model to keep your pet's breed, fur color, markings and face from your photo. A sharp, well-lit photo where your pet faces the camera keeps the likeness closest.
Can my pet stand on two legs like the viral videos?
The Pet on Two Legs prompt asks for an upright pose and front-paw movements. The result depends on the photo and dance video.
Can my pet and I dance together?
Upload a photo of yourself and one of your pet, choose Duet, and use a dance video with two dancers. Results can vary.
Will the video have music?
Audio follows the dance video you upload.
Get Your Pet Dancing
One pet photo, one dance clip and a pet prompt. Your dog or cat takes it from there.
Make my pet dance