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AI Pet Photo and Video Generator
Turn one photo of your dog or cat into a royal portrait, an anime drawing or a Halloween costume, or animate it into a short clip.
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App samples come from the UniqAI app. Illustrations show other edits you can ask for.
App sample
IllustrationExample instruction: Redraw this pet as a hand-painted anime film still: soft watercolor sky, a sunny meadow with tall grass, clean line art, big expressive eyes. Keep the dog's breed, fur colors and markings exactly as in the photo.
BeforeAfterExample instruction: Dress this cat in a Halloween costume: a small black witch hat and a purple velvet cape, glowing carved pumpkins and candles around it at dusk, cozy autumn light. Keep the cat's fur colors, stripes, eyes and pose exactly as in the photo.
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BeforeAfterTrending on TikTok
What people are posting in this format right now. Videos by TikTok creators, shown with TikTok's own player; they were not made with UniqAI.
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How it works
Upload a clear pet photo
Daylight, eye level and the whole face in frame give the model the most to work with.
Pick a look or write your own
Royal portrait, anime, a costume, a human version, or a short animated clip.
Generate and compare
Check the markings against your photo and run it again if something is off.
Pick a tool
Start with a pet tool
- IllustrationRemove the backgroundCut your pet out onto a clean white backdrop.
- IllustrationEnhance a dark pet photoLess grain, sharper fur and eyes.
- IllustrationFix a blurry action shotFor the zoomies photo that came out soft.
- Examples soonPut your pet somewhere newA beach, a studio or a snowy forest.
- Examples soonAnimate a pet photoA 5 to 8 second clip from one still.
- Examples soonHalloween photo looksCostume ideas for you and your pet.
Pet photo prompts to copy
Turn this pet photo into a classical oil painting portrait: the pet sits on a red velvet cushion wearing a small gold crown and an ermine cape, dark painted background, warm candlelight. Keep the pet's breed, fur colors, markings and face exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my pet photoRedraw this pet as a hand-painted anime film still: soft watercolor sky, a sunny meadow, clean line art, big expressive eyes. Keep the pet's breed, fur colors and markings exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my pet photoDress this pet in a Halloween costume: a small black witch hat and a purple velvet cape, glowing carved pumpkins and candles around it at dusk. Keep the pet's fur colors, markings, eyes and pose exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my pet photoImagine this pet as an adult human. Echo its fur colors in their hair and clothes and its personality in their expression and pose. Realistic photo, soft daylight, same background as the original.
Apply to my pet photoPut this pet in a cozy red knit sweater in front of a decorated fir tree with warm string lights and wrapped gifts, soft evening glow. Keep the pet's breed, fur colors, markings and face exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my pet photoPlace this pet on a seamless sage green studio backdrop with soft, even light and a gentle shadow below, like a professional pet portrait session. Keep the pet, its fur and its pose exactly as in the photo.
Apply to my pet photoTurn a pet photo into a short video
The dog tilts its head toward the camera, ears perking up, then wags its tail. Gentle handheld camera, natural light, the background stays as it is.
Animate my photo on Kling 3.0Soft snowflakes start to fall around the pet; it looks up, blinks and sniffs the air. Slow push-in, quiet winter light.
Animate my photo on Kling 3.0The dog runs toward the camera along the wet sand, ears flapping, water splashing in slow motion. Low tracking shot, golden hour.
Animate my photo on Kling 3.0The pet bobs its head and sways side to side on the couch as if dancing to music, playful and smooth, camera locked off.
Animate my photo on Kling 3.0What each pet edit costs
| What you make | Model | Cost per run |
|---|---|---|
| Portrait, costume, anime or human version from your photo | Nano Banana (Google), square result | 12Gems |
| Quick drafts to test an idea | Flux Schnell (Black Forest Labs) | 3Gems |
| Higher detail, more frame shapes | FLUX 1.1 Pro (Black Forest Labs), paid plan | 18Gems |
| Animated clip, 5 or 8 seconds | Kling 3.0, paid plan | 80Gemsor120Gems |
| Animated clip with sound, 6 or 8 seconds | Veo 3, paid plan | 1Cinemaor2Cinema |
The cost is shown before every run, and gems for a failed generation come back automatically.
How to keep your pet recognizable
The model only knows your pet from one photo, so that photo does most of the work.
- Shoot at your pet's eye level in daylight, with the whole face and both eyes visible.
- Avoid heavy filters and wide-angle close-ups, which stretch the nose and change the markings.
- Keep the last sentence of each prompt, the one that asks the model to keep the fur colors and markings.
- Change one thing per run: the costume, the setting or the art style. Then build on the result you like.
- For a clip, start from a sharp still and describe one simple motion; a head tilt reads better than a whole routine.
What it can't do
It makes a convincing picture of your pet, not a copy of it. Small details like a split ear, an odd whisker or a patch on one paw can drift, so compare the result with your photo before you share it. Clips are short, 5 to 8 seconds, and the sound on Veo 3 is generated from your prompt, so a bark or a purr will not be your pet's real voice.
Questions about AI Pet Photo and Video Generator
Does this work for cats as well as dogs?
Yes, and for most other pets too. What matters is the photo: a sharp, well-lit shot where the face and markings are clearly visible gives a much closer result than a dark or heavily cropped one.
Will the result still look like my pet?
Each prompt asks the model to keep your pet's breed, fur colors and markings, in a realistic photo as well as in an anime or oil painting style. Fine details can still change, so compare the result with your photo and run it again if something looks off.
Can I turn my pet photo into a video?
Yes. Upload the photo, describe one motion such as a head tilt or a run on the beach, and Kling 3.0 makes a 5 or 8 second clip. Veo 3 makes 6 or 8 second clips with generated sound. Video models need a paid plan.
Can I put my pet in a Halloween costume without dressing them up?
Yes. Describe the costume in the prompt, for example a witch hat and a velvet cape, and the model draws it onto your pet's photo. Your pet never has to wear anything, which helps with pets that hate costumes.
How much does a pet portrait cost?
A portrait on Nano Banana costs 12 gems and comes out square. A new account starts with 30 gems, enough for two portraits. The cost is shown before every run, and gems come back automatically if a generation fails.
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