About the Dancing Pets AI Video
The Dancing Pets AI Video Generator turns one to three pet photos into a 20-second vertical dance video. It uses Higgsfield Genjutsu motion transfer and a built-in reference clip featuring a foreground dog and two background dogs. You upload photos; the template supplies the choreography and source video.
One photo is required for the main pet. You can add up to two optional photos to recast the background pets. The reference guides the motion, camera, room, timing and audio, while your images guide each assigned pet's appearance. Results vary with the photos and how well the model can transfer the movement.
How to make a dancing pet AI video
- Upload your main pet photo. Add one clear JPG, PNG or WEBP photo of a single pet. This required image replaces the large pet at the front of the reference video.
- Optionally add two more pets. Add zero, one or two extra photos. Supplied extra photos are used in upload-slot order: the first replaces the background pet on the left, the second replaces the pet on the right. Unassigned pets stay in the scene.
- Choose 480p or 720p. Pick the resolution and check the displayed credit cost. The duration is fixed at 20 seconds and the composition stays 9:16 vertical. There is no reference-video upload step.
- Generate and download. Generate your video, preview the completed result in your generations and download the MP4. Review the pet identities and motion before sharing.
What is AI pet motion transfer?
Pet motion transfer uses an existing video as a movement reference and uploaded images as appearance references. This template asks Genjutsu to recast three dancing dogs with your chosen pets, following the original choreography rather than inventing a new dance from scratch.
It can be used with dog, cat or other pet photos, but the source movement comes from dogs. Different species and very different body shapes may produce less consistent anatomy or motion. A clear full-body dog photo is the closest match to this reference.
Photo order and the three-pet layout
- Main photo — required: Replaces the large foreground pet and sets its face, fur, markings and visible accessories.
- First supplied extra photo — optional: Replaces the background pet on the left. If only one extra photo is supplied, it takes this role even if the earlier optional slot is empty.
- Second supplied extra photo — optional: Replaces the background pet on the right. With one photo total, both background pets remain unchanged.
Tips for clear dancing dog and cat videos
- Use one animal per image, with its face, ears, fur markings and body visible.
- Choose sharp, evenly lit photos. Avoid heavy filters, obscured faces and cropped legs.
- Upload a different pet in each slot if you want a distinct trio. The model is instructed to keep identities separate.
- Preview the built-in source to understand the choreography. The gallery clip is the reference, not a generated example of your pet.
A vertical pet video for Reels, TikTok and Shorts
The fixed 9:16 layout keeps the main pet prominent, with two supporting pets behind it. Use the template for a pet birthday, a rescue adoption update, a multi-pet family clip or an animal-character animation. The output follows the 20-second source; no editing timeline or custom choreography is needed.
Dancing pet video credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 5,406 credits |
| 720p | 11,577 credits |
The clip is always 20 seconds. Credit cost depends on the selected resolution and is shown before generation. Adding optional photos does not change the duration or resolution-based price.
Frequently asked questions
How many pet photos do I need?
You need one main pet photo. Two additional photos are optional, for a maximum of three uploaded images.
Do I need to upload a reference video?
No. The template uses a fixed 20-second reference video already hosted on Trendai's CDN. You only upload pet photos.
Which pet does each photo replace?
The required photo replaces the foreground pet. Extra photos are compacted in upload-slot order: the first replaces the back-left pet and the second replaces the back-right pet. Pets without an assigned photo stay unchanged.
Can I use cat photos as well as dog photos?
You can upload cat or other pet photos. The reference shows dogs, so movement and anatomy may be less consistent for other species. Clear full-body images help the model interpret your pet.
What length and resolution is the video?
The reference is 20 seconds long and 9:16 vertical. You can choose 480p or 720p output.
Does the template keep the original audio?
The motion-transfer request asks the model to preserve the reference audio and synchronize the dance to it. Preview the generated result to check the final timing and audio.
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