About the Electric Shock Pet Filter
The Electric Shock Pet Filter is a slapstick gag: a person and their pet sit at a workbench, two prop wires touch, a cartoon smoke puff fills the screen, and both reappear with soot on their faces and hair and fur standing on end.
You upload two photos: one of you and one of your dog or cat. Your face and hair come from the first, your pet's breed look, fur and markings from the second, and each stays on its own subject. The workbench, the cuts, the timing and the clip's audio come from the reference. Both stay unharmed: it is a cartoon gag, not injury footage.
The result keeps the reference's portrait frame, 480×836 (close to 9:16), and runs about 12 seconds at 480p or 720p.
How to make the Electric Shock Pet Filter video
- Upload your photo. One person, face and upper body clear and well lit. It replaces the person at the workbench.
- Upload your pet's photo. One dog or cat, face, fur and markings clearly visible. It replaces the dog. Both photos are required and must be different files.
- Choose 480p or 720p. 480p is the default and costs less; 720p is sharper. Length and frame follow the reference.
- Generate and download. Check both faces after the smoke puff, then download the MP4 from your Library.
What comes from your photos and from the reference
- From your photo: face, skin tone, gender presentation, hairstyle and hair color, facial hair.
- From your pet's photo: species, breed look, face and muzzle, ears, fur color and markings.
- From the reference: the workbench and props, the jacket, the wire close-up, the cartoon smoke puff, the soot-and-frizz reveal, the cuts and the audio.
Photo tips
- Your photo: one person, face sharp and evenly lit.
- Your pet's photo: one animal, face and markings in clear view, not mid-jump or blurred.
- No one-photo shortcut: without your pet's photo there is no generic stand-in.
Hands, paws and likeness
The clip cuts to a close-up of the wires and to a full-screen smoke puff, so each face has to be rebuilt after the cut. It usually holds, but a face or a marking can drift for a moment.
Likeness, motion and clean hands are generation targets, not guarantees. A higher resolution sharpens the render but cannot add detail your photo or the reference does not have. Check the result before you share it.
About the preview on this page
The clip on this page is the original reference the template follows, shown as source footage. The short loop on the trend card is a silent cut of the same clip. Neither is a result made from anyone's upload, and the cover image is an illustrative example, not a render of this template.
Electric Shock Pet Filter AI credit cost
| Resolution | Cost |
|---|---|
| 480p | 3,514 credits |
| 720p | 7,526 credits |
The reference runs 12.05 seconds and is billed as 13 input seconds. The second photo doesn't change the price. The cost depends only on the resolution and is shown before you generate.
Electric Shock Pet Filter FAQ
How many photos do I need?
Two: one of you and one of your dog or cat. Both are required.
Does it work with cats?
Yes, one dog or one cat. The pet in the reference is a small dog, so a cat follows the same moves.
How long is the video?
About 12 seconds in the reference's portrait frame, 480×836, close to 9:16.
Is the sound kept?
Yes. The result carries the reference clip's own audio track. No voice is generated or cloned.
Is anyone hurt?
No. It is fictional slapstick: a cartoon puff, soot and frizz, and both of you are fine.
Can hands or paws look off?
Sometimes, around the wires and after the cuts. Check the result before sharing.
How many credits does it cost?
3,514 credits at 480p or 7,526 credits at 720p, for 13 billed input seconds.
Is the preview a personalized result?
No. It is the reference clip, not a result made from anyone's photos.
What if the generation fails?
Failed generations are refunded automatically.
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Independent AI template. Trendai.video is not affiliated with or endorsed by the person in the reference clip, its creator or the owners of any audio in it.
