Upload one photo of one cat or dog. Show the face, ears, chest and preferably all four paws, with clear fur markings.
Pet Rock Dance
Give your pet the original hoodie headbanging routine and its matching reference audio.
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Pet Rock Dance
Give your pet the original hoodie headbanging routine and its matching reference audio.
Watch the whole clip. Check the face, ears, paws and approach to the camera.
Review the credit quote before submitting. Each new generation creates a separate task with its own cost.
Prepare your image
Upload an image
Upload one photo of one cat or dog. Show the face, ears, chest and preferably all four paws, with clear fur markings.
Add details
For example: keep the white chest patch and floppy ears. Follow the original room, headbangs and final approach.
Credits
Review the credit quote before submitting. Each new generation creates a separate task with its own cost.
Your pet gets a rock-star moment
Keep the pet’s recognizable face and coat while the hoodie, head movement and final close-up build the joke.

Keep the animal’s own look
The photo guides the muzzle, ears, coat color and markings. The preset adds a black hoodie without turning the animal into a person.
Let the ears follow the beat
The pet stands upright in a playful pose, then bobs and shakes its head. Ears and fur follow the movement; the framing leaves room around the head.
Finish with a playful close-up
The pet moves toward the fixed lens for a delighted close-up. The finished video receives the original reference audio at its original speed, rather than a newly composed rock track.
Create in three steps
Upload an image
Upload one photo of one cat or dog. Show the face, ears, chest and preferably all four paws, with clear fur markings.
Add details
For example: keep the white chest patch and floppy ears. Follow the original room, headbangs and final approach.
Generate and review
Review the credit quote before submitting. Each new generation creates a separate task with its own cost. Watch the whole clip. Check the face, ears, paws and approach to the camera.
FAQ
Questions before generating
Does my pet need to wear a hoodie or stand up in the photo?
No. Use a normal, clear photo. The hoodie and upright dance are generated. A full-body photo helps show proportions and fur markings; you do not need to pose the animal for the routine.
Will a cat stay a cat, and a dog stay a dog?
The preset asks to retain species, muzzle, ears, fur and markings from your photo, with animal paws rather than human hands. Those details can still drift during fast movement, so review the whole video.
Can I put two pets in the same dance?
This version accepts one photo of one pet. Crop a group photo to a single animal first. It does not assign separate identities or positions to multiple pets.
Will the original reference audio be kept?
The completed video receives the matching reference audio at its original speed. The model creates silent footage first; it does not compose a replacement song. Review motion timing before sharing.
What if the face changes while the pet shakes its head?
Check the headbanging and final close-up for the muzzle, eye shape, ear count and coat patches. For a new attempt, use a sharper, evenly lit source and name the markings that matter. A retry has its own credit quote.
What is the output, and is it a GIF?
The preset requests one 10-second 9:16 video at 720p with audio. It does not export a GIF here. Downloading a completed result does not generate a new task; submitting again does.
Make it yours
Give your pet the original hoodie headbanging routine and its matching reference audio.