Start with a clear photo
Choose a cat photo with visible paws and a clear body outline. Avoid a tightly curled sleeping pose or fur that blends into a dark blanket. Leave space around the ears and tail.
Give your cat a dance-floor moment. Explore cat references, choose a routine, and bring a photo with a clear face, paws, and tail.
Check template availability and credits in the studio. Reference clips do not prove generation quality for your photo.
Choose a cat photo with visible paws and a clear body outline. Avoid a tightly curled sleeping pose or fur that blends into a dark blanket. Leave space around the ears and tail.
Start by comparing gentle paw lifts, sways, and small steps. Fast turns can hide a cat’s legs and tail; review those details in the generated video before sharing.
Check the studio’s duration, format, and credit price before starting. After generation, review the face, limbs, and background; download options follow the result’s access rules.
Read the photo-to-dance guideCollected third-party dance references, shown for inspiration.
Photo advice, credits, and what to expect.
Read the pet dance guideAI interprets the photo in a new pose. Hidden paws, a curled tail, and fast movement can make details change. Try a clearer full-body photo and a simpler routine; an exact match is not guaranteed.
A published reference is inspiration. Only templates enabled in the studio can be submitted; check the available options and current credit quote before you start.