Choose one pet photo
Use a clear JPG, PNG or WebP image, up to 2 MB, that you own or have permission to use.
Turn one pet photo into a prompt-driven refrigerator-camera story: the door opens, your pet notices a tiramisu tray, sneaks a bite, briefly disappears when the door closes, then returns for a guilty look. The existing image-to-video workflow creates a new interpretation; scene timing and paw movement can vary.
Show one pet with its face, ears and coat markings clearly visible in even light. Avoid costumes, filters and crowded backgrounds.
A fixed refrigerator camera reveals the pet looking toward a tray of tiramisu.
The pet moves closer and makes a brief, fictional tasting motion.
The frame briefly goes dark as the refrigerator closes.
The pet comes back beside a nearly empty tray and freezes at the camera.
Prompt-driven scene interpretation; pet identity and individual actions can vary. The fridge story is fictional, so never feed pets chocolate or coffee.
Upload one animal photo, choose a variant and quality, then create your video.
The generation prompts for this effect are configured by the studio.
This effect uses newly generated scene ambience. No copyrighted trend soundtrack is included.
One charge for scene + video. Failed generations return credits.
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EXAMPLE RESULTLive output: 10-second vertical Knight Cat video with generated sound and no added watermark. Results vary.
Use a clear JPG, PNG or WebP image, up to 2 MB, that you own or have permission to use.
The page reads the current server-side credit price for each available resolution before submission.
The existing image-to-video pipeline uses the prompts and one uploaded photo. Motion and scene timing can vary.
Yes. Upload one clear photo of a single cat or dog. The prompt asks the model to preserve the pet, but exact identity and paw movement are not guaranteed.
No. The current workflow is prompt-driven image-to-video, not reference-video motion control. It creates a new interpretation of the fridge-cam story.
No. The video is fictional. Never feed pets tiramisu, chocolate or coffee.
The page displays the current server-configured credit cost for each supported quality before a generation can be submitted.