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AI pet dance video generator

Upload one photo of your pet, a cartoon or an AI-generated character, pick a dance template, and get a short video of that subject doing the template’s moves. You pay per second of the template, and the credit cost is shown before you generate.

  • One photo in
  • Pick a template
  • Priced per template second
  • Not for real people
Drop an image, or click to choose

JPG / PNG only, up to 4.7 MB, from 480×480 to 1920×1080 pixels (either orientation).

Choose a template

Pets, cartoon characters and AI-generated characters only. No photos of real people.

This clip—

Checking that generation is available.

A corgi stands upright on its hind legs against a plain light grey background, smiling, with its front paws held in front of its chest.

Corgi, side steps and spin: DreamActor v25.1s · 3:4

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What is an AI pet dance video generator?

An AI pet dance video generator takes one still image and a short driving video, and produces a new video in which the subject of the image performs the motion of the driving clip. Here you upload a photo of a pet, a cartoon or an AI-generated character, choose a template, and the site sends both to a motion-transfer model. Real people are not accepted.

You give
One photo and a template
Default model
DreamActor v2 (ByteDance)
Photo
JPG or PNG, up to 4.7 MB
Price
12.5 credits per template second

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Four real clips from one corgi photo

These are real outputs, made through fal.ai on October 11, 2026 (UTC) from one AI-generated photo of a corgi. Three came from DreamActor v2 with three different templates, one from Kling 3.0 Motion Control with the first template again. Each shows the photo, the template and its receipt; “Use this template” selects that template in the generator, and you upload your own photo. The notes say what we saw, and it is one photo of one corgi: they do not predict your result.

A corgi stands upright on its hind legs against a plain light grey background, smiling, with its front paws held in front of its chest.

Scene 01

Corgi, side steps and spin: DreamActor v2

The corgi keeps its look and follows the template’s moves. The clip came back at 826×1102 (3:4), not the template’s 9:16, and runs 5.14 s for a 5 s template. It has an audio track, but the track is silent.

The photo that went in: a corgi standing on its hind legs against a plain grey background, front paws raised, looking up and to the left.

Photo

Template

Side steps, spin and jump · 5 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Side steps, spin and jump · 5 s
Length
5.14 s, charged as 5 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
28 s
Provider cost
$0.25
Here
63 credits
Request
01a12640-4c98-7ce3-a94d-fc8a1dfbe68e
A corgi balances on its hind legs mid-step, one front paw stretched out to the right and its mouth open, against a plain light grey background.

Scene 02

Corgi, disco routine: DreamActor v2

The corgi keeps its look and follows the template’s moves. This is the 10 s template: the clip runs 10.14 s at 826×1102, and the audio track is silent.

The photo that went in: a corgi standing on its hind legs against a plain grey background, front paws raised, looking up and to the left.

Photo

Template

Disco routine, diagonal points · 10 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Disco routine, diagonal points · 10 s
Length
10.14 s, charged as 10 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
211 s
Provider cost
$0.50
Here
125 credits
Request
01a12864-595a-7023-b954-d42d7c5da9a8
A corgi stands on its hind legs with both front paws raised beside its head and its mouth open, against a plain light grey background.

Scene 03

Corgi, victory dance: DreamActor v2

The corgi keeps its look and follows the template’s moves, fists overhead included. The clip runs 5.14 s at 826×1102, and the audio track is silent.

The photo that went in: a corgi standing on its hind legs against a plain grey background, front paws raised, looking up and to the left.

Photo

Template

Victory dance, fists overhead · 5 s

Receipt
Model
DreamActor v2
Template
Victory dance, fists overhead · 5 s
Length
5.14 s, charged as 5 s
Output
826×1102 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
26 s
Provider cost
$0.25
Here
63 credits
Request
01a12643-de72-7031-9949-248acd23c202
A corgi stands upright on its hind legs against a plain light grey background, smiling with its tongue out, front paws down at its sides.

Scene 04

Corgi, side steps and spin: Kling 3.0 Motion Control

The same photo and the same template as the first clip, through the other model. The corgi keeps its look and follows the template’s moves. The clip runs 5.03 s at 816×1104 and has no audio track; the sound switch was off.

The photo that went in: a corgi standing on its hind legs against a plain grey background, front paws raised, looking up and to the left.

Photo

Template

Side steps, spin and jump · 5 s

Receipt
Model
Kling 3.0 Motion Control
Template
Side steps, spin and jump · 5 s
Length
5.03 s, charged as 5 s
Output
816×1104 · Sound Off
Generated
2026-10-11
Took
77 s
Provider cost
$0.63
Here
158 credits
Request
01a12644-4c9f-75e2-986b-dc8765689ae0

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Specs of the two models offered

What each model takes at the API, and what this site does with it. Specifications and public prices were re-read on October 12, 2026. Published prices are cost estimates, not confirmed invoices; the recorded clips do not test every input limit.

DreamActor v2: inputs
One image and one driving videoNo prompt field.Source: fal.ai DreamActor v2 page
DreamActor v2: image
JPEG or PNG, up to 4.7 MB, 480×480 to 1920×1080Source: fal.ai DreamActor v2 page
DreamActor v2: driving video
Up to 30 secondsSource: fal.ai DreamActor v2 page
DreamActor v2: API price
$0.05 per generated secondSource: fal.ai DreamActor v2 page
Kling 3.0 Motion Control: inputs
One image, one driving video, an optional prompt, and a switch to keep the video’s own soundSource: fal.ai Kling 3.0 Motion Control page
Kling 3.0 Motion Control: API price
$0.126 per secondSource: fal.ai Kling 3.0 Motion Control page
On this site
Templates only, charged by the template’s lengthNot offered here: your own driving video, a length you choose, photos of real people.
Price on this site
12.5 credits per second (DreamActor v2); 31.5 credits per second (Kling 3.0 Motion Control)

Last checked 2026-10-12

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How to make your pet dance here

  1. Upload one photo

    JPG or PNG, up to 4.7 MB, between 480×480 and 1920×1080 pixels in either orientation. A larger photo is scaled down in your browser before it is sent. WebP is not accepted by the default model.

  2. Pick a template

    Each template is a short driving clip. The subject in your photo is asked to follow its motion. You choose from the list; you cannot upload your own video here.

  3. Tick the box and generate

    Confirm that the photo shows a pet, a cartoon or an AI-generated character and not a real person. The credit cost for that template is shown before you generate, and it is charged when the request is accepted.

  4. Download the MP4

    The finished clip appears in your workspace and in My videos, private to your account. If a generation fails, the credits come back automatically.

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How this site works

What you can count on here, and what you should not expect.

  • The price before you pay it

    A clip is priced per second of the template you pick, so the quote changes with the template. The exact figure is on screen before you generate.

  • Failed jobs are refunded automatically

    If a generation fails, the credits come back on their own. A finished clip that plays but that you do not like is still charged.

  • A rule about photos, not a detector

    Pets, cartoon characters and AI-generated characters only. Photos of real people are not accepted, and you confirm this with a tick box before each generation. This is a rule you agree to; the site does not scan your photo to check it, so the responsibility for what you upload is yours.

  • What is not offered here

    Uploading your own driving video, choosing a clip length, writing a prompt for the default model (it has no prompt field), and photos of real people.

  • No results promised

    The clips on the home page were all made from one AI-generated corgi photo. A different photo or template, or a pet that looks different, can come out differently, and nothing here promises how your result will look.

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What a clip costs here

The charge is the template’s length in seconds times the model’s rate: 12.5 credits per second for the default model, DreamActor v2, and 31.5 for Kling 3.0 Motion Control. The table lists every template. Packs and plans are on the pricing page.

ModelTemplateLengthCreditsWith the smallest pack
DreamActor v2Side steps, spin and jump5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Relaxed hip-hop groove5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Disco routine, diagonal points10 s125$1.25
DreamActor v2Victory dance, fists overhead5 s63$0.63
DreamActor v2Arm waves, low squat and a bow10 s125$1.25
DreamActor v2Babydoll-style routine10 s125$1.25
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlSide steps, spin and jump5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlRelaxed hip-hop groove5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlDisco routine, diagonal points10 s315$3.15
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlVictory dance, fists overhead5 s158$1.58
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlArm waves, low squat and a bow10 s315$3.15
Kling 3.0 Motion ControlBabydoll-style routine10 s315$3.15
See plans

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Common questions

Can I use a photo of a person?

No. The site is for pets, cartoon characters and AI-generated characters. You confirm this with a tick box before each generation, and the server refuses a request without it. It is a rule, not a detector: the site does not look at the photo.

Can I upload my own dance video?

No. You pick from the templates listed on the page. Each one has a fixed length, and that length is what you are charged for.

How much does one clip cost?

The template’s length in seconds times the model’s rate (12.5 credits per second for DreamActor v2). The quote on the page follows the template you select, and the pricing page shows what the credit packs cost.

Is it free?

There is no free allowance: every clip is paid for with credits. Each clip costs credits based on the template and model you pick; the exact cost is shown before you generate.

What happens when a generation fails?

The credits come back to your balance automatically. A finished clip that plays but that you do not like is still charged.

Why was my photo refused?

The default model takes JPG or PNG up to 4.7 MB, from 480×480 to 1920×1080 pixels in either orientation. WebP is refused. Photos that are too large are scaled down in your browser; photos that are too small cannot be used.

Make your pet dance

Upload a photo, pick a template, check the credit cost, and generate. A failed generation is refunded.

Open the generator

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Other video models are on Cicadas

AI Pet Dancing does one thing: motion from a template onto a photo. The team behind it also operates Cicadas, a separate site with other video models. Accounts and credits are not shared between the two sites.

Visit Cicadas