How to prepare cat and dog photos for a rap video
Choose clear cat and dog photos and prepare a playful draft while pet video results remain in testing.
Give your pet a playful idea
Start with a clear authorized photo where the eyes, ears and muzzle are visible. Pick one lighthearted idea and keep movement simple. A single shared photo can contain up to two supported subjects, or use two separate photos with one each.
Pet and human-pet video results have not been fully verified. You can prepare photos and words locally for free and check test access in the studio.
Check the automatically recognized performers
The browser checks for people, cats and dogs and prepares no more than two performers. A shared photo can contain one or two supported subjects; separate photos must each contain one. There is no manual person/pet or Solo/Duo selector.
Unclear results require review. Empty, unsupported or over-two detections require a replacement or retry rather than silently choosing a subset. This detection is preparation, not identity recognition or approval of a generated pet performance.
Choose a short, playful performance
Give the fictional character one brief line and leave room for a simple gesture. In an authorized test, watch the animal’s markings, muzzle, ears and paws through movement. Keep the original photo nearby for comparison.
If you need help, note the relevant time and task ID. The quality guide and photo guide offer practical next steps.
Inspect anatomy across the whole clip
If an output is available to an authorized tester, compare markings and face shape throughout movement. Check paws, ears and the mouth area, not only the opening poster. For a pair, confirm that one animal’s markings or role have not moved to the other.
Record the time and specific issue if you need help. Increasing resolution does not guarantee a correct muzzle or stable anatomy. The quality guide explains how to keep file quality separate from character accuracy.
Save the idea for your next test
Use the free local writing tools to try names and short verses. The studio shows whether your account can submit and what the selected settings cost. Saving a draft uses no video credits.
Prepare a pet draft or browse the available examples. The current human examples are inspiration for the format, rather than pet demonstrations.
Questions before you start
What makes a useful pet photo?
Keep eyes, ears, muzzle and distinctive markings visible. Choose a sharp original with simple lighting and avoid accessories across the face.
Can I generate a pet video now?
Pet and human-pet results have not been fully verified. You can prepare a draft for free; the studio shows whether your account can submit and the credits required.
Should I keep paying for retries if the pet’s mouth looks wrong?
First record the issue and check the current task. A poor completed result does not imply a free retry; use support before repeating paid attempts.