One photo of your dog is enough. A young guy holds it up to the camera in a bright room, the cut lands, and suddenly both wear black skull caps and stare into the lens.
60 credits · 60 per video
Examples
The dog keeps its own face, breed, fur and markings; the guy holding it is made up by the AI. Prefer to do it yourself? Switch to Person.
How it works
Just your dog, face clearly visible, in good light. Cats and other pets work too.
Keep Dog mode on. The young guy, the room, the cut and both caps are already set; you do not need to be in the photo.
A 10-second 9:16 MP4 without music. Add the trending sound on TikTok and line the beat up with the cut.
Inside the 10 seconds
Simple pricing
One skull cap trend dog video for $5. A one-time purchase, no subscription.
60 credits · 60 per video
Nobody real. The AI makes up an ordinary young adult to hold your pet, so you only need a photo of the dog.
Yes. Any pet that can be held in one arm works best: dogs, cats, rabbits. Use a photo of just the pet.
It keeps the face, breed, fur colour and markings from your photo. Pets vary more between runs than people; if the face is off, try again with a sharper photo.
Use one pet per photo. With two pets the video cannot tell which one should get the cap. Make one video each.
No music or speech, only room tone and a soft whoosh on the cut. Add the trend’s sound on TikTok so the beat drops on the cut at about 4.9 seconds.
0.01 seconds
Same meme, cuter. Let your pup stare down the camera.