IMAGE-TO-VIDEO Original AI performances · People & pets

IMAGE-TO-VIDEO · THE PET COLLECTION

Small paws.
A whole new scene.

Photos of cats and dogs guide new AI-generated performances. Watch a two-cat rap duet, a cat-and-dog double act or a solo pet dance, with sound in every recorded example.

Recorded samples · Original AI sound

2 PHOTO REFERENCES · AI-GENERATED SOUNDTwo Cats, One Mic

PHOTOS GUIDE A NEW VIDEO

Image-to-video generation uses photos as visual references for new scenes, movement and performances. A scene template defines the creative direction. Each video below is an existing generated result, with its own reference images and audio.

THE FORMAT, EXPLAINED

Know what goes into the scene.

01

Two cats, taking turns

Two separate cat references guide the recorded orange-studio duet. It includes original English AI rap.

02

A cat-and-dog double act

One cat photo and one dog photo guide the two characters in a shared generated scene.

03

One pet, a new dance

The solo cat and dog examples start from one photo and show a dance with original Spanish AI rap.

START WITH THESE REFERENCES

2 photos.
A new performance.

Two separate cat photos, with one clearly visible cat in each. Keep the face, ears and coat markings unobstructed.

See the recorded result
Original AI-created orange tabby cat photo
Photo 1 · Orange cat
Original AI-created gray tabby cat photo
Photo 2 · Gray cat

AI-created demonstration subjects · Existing Hotel Lobby AI sample

WATCH WITH SOUND

Find your pet’s next scene.

All effects

Original AI-generated demonstrations with fictional subjects. The six earlier Hotel Lobby AI samples are reused with the owner’s permission. New outputs are generated from your authorized photos; a recorded sample is not a guarantee of an identical result.

BEFORE YOU START

A few useful answers.

Photo requirements, audio
and what is available today.

How can I make my cat rap with AI?

A photo-to-video model uses cat photos as references to generate a performance. Start with our Two Cats, One Mic example to see the two reference photos and the recorded video with AI rap audio. You can explore the matching photo layout here; the studio can create a new video from your authorized photos for $9.90 once, plus applicable tax.

Can two cats rap together from separate photos?

The recorded two-cat duet was generated from two separate reference images, one cat per photo. Both cats appear in one scene with original English AI rap. This shows one existing result; it is not a guarantee of precise mouth timing in every new generation.

Can I use a single cat or dog photo?

The Cat Got Moves and Golden Groove examples use one pet photo for a solo dance with Spanish AI rap. The cat duet and cat-and-dog rap examples use two photos. Choose an example to see its exact requirements.

Is a pet dance with rap audio the same as a pet lip-sync video?

They describe different effects. Our solo pet samples show dancing with AI rap audio; they do not establish that the mouth follows every lyric. Watch the duet samples for shared-scene performances, and compare the actual movement and sound. Exact animal lip-sync and custom lyrics are not promised here.

Does the video include rap music and vocals?

All four pet examples include AI-generated audio. The two duet examples use English rap; the solo dance examples use Spanish rap. Check the audio label on each example. Uploading your own song or selecting a new voice is not currently available here.

What photos work best for pets?

Use one clearly visible animal in each reference photo, with good light and unobstructed facial and coat details. Full-body photos help with solo dances. Read the photo guidance for each example before trying its local layout.

Can I create or download a new video for free?

Watching the samples and previewing your own photos locally is free. Creating a new 10-second video costs $9.90 once, plus applicable checkout tax; there is no subscription or free generation trial. See the current pricing and trial status.

BRING THE RIGHT PHOTO

Get to know the workflow.

Read the photo-to-video guide