Pet photo preparation
Prepare a cat or dog rap draft
Choose a clear cat or dog photo and prepare a playful idea in a local draft. Pet video results have not been fully verified.
Prepare your photos and words, then review the available settings and credit quote in the studio. Saving a draft does not spend credits.
Keep eyes, muzzle and markings visible
Use a sharp image with the animal’s face unobstructed. Avoid a costume that covers the muzzle, heavy filters and multiple overlapping animals. The browser checks people, cats and dogs, with a maximum of two performers.
Prepare one or two performers
Use one shared photo with up to two subjects, or two photos with one subject each. The studio supports human-pet and two-pet drafts and will ask you to review an unclear photo.
Pet and mixed-species video results have not been fully verified. Photo detection helps set up the draft; it does not guarantee the animal’s appearance in the final clip.
Judge it as a fictional character performance
Keep the movement simple and the face visible. If generation is available for your settings, watch the ears, muzzle, markings and paws through the clip. The voice is a fictional performance.
Questions before you start
Can I use two pet photos?
Yes. Prepare one clear pet per photo and check the detected subjects. Pet videos have not been fully verified; the studio shows your account’s access.
Can my pet use my voice recording?
You can prepare a private recording reference, but pet performance and original-sound preservation are both still being tested. We do not currently offer a verified pet voice-cloning workflow.