Pick a dance, add one clear photo of your dog or cat, and watch your pet do the whole routine to the original song.
Every dance here has been made with a real cat or dog. Tap one to see it with a person too.
You or your pet
Made for a dog who loves the camera: your pet marches up to the lens, knocks twice, then hops through the routine and finishes with a ta-da.
You or your pet
The deadpan one. Your pet takes the red stage and works the arm moves without a flicker, and the calmer the face in your photo, the funnier it gets.
You or your pet
Your pet in a packed club with its eyes shut and both paws in the air on the drop. A sleepy, content photo sells this one.
You or your pet
Less dancing, more attitude: a paw to the face, an eye-roll, a stop paw, then a slap on the lens. Perfect for a cat who judges you.
You or your pet
Your pet lifts a blue mask, the camera whips round, and suddenly it is spinning glowing batons in the hero suit, or twirling in a fairy dress.
Two friends or two pets
For two pets: each one screams into the lens by a red fence, then they dance side by side. Your dog and your cat, or two of either.
Your pet’s photo gives the video its face, coat and markings. The moves come from the dance, so your pet doesn’t have to stand up, sit still or do anything special for it.
Get down to their eye level and shoot face on, so both eyes show and the head fills most of the frame. Daylight from a window beats a flash. Skip photos where your pet is mid-yawn, mid-shake or half behind a cushion: a blur or a hidden ear comes out as a strange shape once it starts moving.
Each photo is checked the moment you add it, before you pay. If it can’t find a clear animal face, it tells you, and you can try another.
Face on
Too far
BlurryEvery dance on this page works with dogs and with cats. Flat-faced breeds such as pugs, French bulldogs and Persians come out well, and so do long ears and fluffy coats, as long as the face is clear in the photo.
Collars and tags are fine. Pet clothes, hats and big bows tend to show up in the video too, so take them off first unless you want them in it.
You can try a rabbit, a guinea pig or a bird, but the dances are built around a four-legged pet’s body. If a video fails to make, its credits come back to you.
Smalltown Boy takes two photos, one per pet, so your dog and your cat can share the fence. If they land in the wrong slots, swap them with one tap.
Want more of the family in it? Tiny Desk puts up to five pets in a band at a desk, and Hotel Lobby lets a pet rap next to you or another pet.
Each one plays first with a cat or dog in it, with the sound on, so you know what your pet will do.
One clear, face-on photo of your dog or cat, or two for Smalltown Boy. It’s checked before you pay.
Your pet’s dance comes back in a few minutes with the song and no watermark, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
A plan gives you fresh credits every month for less a video. A credit pack covers a video or a few and never expires. Credits work on every trend, and a video that fails gives them back.
For trying the trends you like
$19.90/ month
Billed monthly
270 credits / month
One size. Move up anytime.
For posting every week
$43.17 in packs31% off
$29.90/ month
Billed monthly
450 credits / month
For posting every day
$172.67 in packs48% off
$89.90/ month
Billed monthly
1,800 credits / month
Fresh credits every month. Cancel anytime.
About the trends, your photos, prices and posting.
Yes. Add one clear photo of your dog, pick a dance such as Toc Toc or Turn the Lights Off, and you get a short video of your dog doing the routine to the song. Your dog doesn’t need to know any tricks.
Yes, every dance here works with cats. Bad Times and Cheba Man are the cat favorites, because a cat’s straight face fits them so well.
A sharp, well-lit photo taken at your pet’s eye level, face toward you, with the head filling most of the frame. One animal per photo.
Yes. Smalltown Boy takes one photo of each pet and puts them side by side at the red fence.
Some AI video apps have a free tier where you can attach your pet’s photo to a prompt and add the song yourself, with watermarks and a few retries. Here, picking a dance and the photo check cost nothing, and a finished pet video with the song and no watermark costs from $4.16.
If a video fails, its credits return to your account on their own. If it finished but your pet doesn’t look like your pet, write to us and we’ll make it right.
Yes. The song is already in the video, timed to the moves. If a platform ever mutes it, pick the same sound inside the app before you post.
Pick a dance and add one photo. You only pay when you make it.
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