For dogs
Show the whole face and both ears where possible. A level camera angle usually gives a clearer reference than a photo taken from high above.
Choose a dog photostate property meme
State Property memes, starring your pet.
Your dog’s serious face. Your cat’s unbothered stare. Give them a seat in the State Property meme.
External reference clips from statepropertymeme.com
A photo, a scene, a very familiar line.
Start with a clear portrait. Keep the pickup setting or choose a different place for the same deadpan exchange.
Read the creation guideChoose the star
Use one clear photo of your dog or cat. Keep their eyes, ears, and muzzle in view.
Set the scene
Follow a reference clip, or pick one of six scenes. Set the video length, quality, and frame shape.
Create, then download
Review the credit quote before generating. Follow progress in your video history and download the finished clip.
The photo does a lot of the work.
You do not need a staged shoot. A clear, recent photo with your pet looking toward the camera is a useful starting point.
For cats
Keep the whiskers and face markings sharp. Soft daylight helps preserve fur detail; avoid dark photos with only glowing eyes visible.
Choose a cat photoChoose a photo you have permission to use. AI may change fur markings, accessories, or proportions; treat the first result as a creative take, not an exact replica.
Small faces. Serious delivery.
Pet references for scene and timing ideas. These external examples are not studio-generated results.
View the reference sourceBulldog, shades, and a straight face
Try this character typeThe ginger cat in the driver’s seat
Try this character typeA golden retriever takes over
Try this character typeFrenchie in a yellow jacket
Try this character typeA bulldog in camouflage
Try this character typeThe ginger cat’s wide-screen scene
Try this character typeSame question. A different setting.
Start with the classic pickup, or move the exchange somewhere unexpected. Each choice opens the studio with that scene selected.
Know the meme. Make your version.
Get the context, choose a photo, and write a prompt that keeps the scene focused.
Put your dog or cat in the scene
Photo choices and small details that matter for pet videos.
Prompts that give the scene direction
Describe the character, camera, and timing without crowding the prompt.
A few things to know.
Does my pet need to be sitting in a car?
No. Start with a clear photo of your dog or cat. The selected scene or video reference guides the setting; your source photo provides the character reference.
Can I use a cat instead of a dog?
Both dogs and cats have their own subject setting in the studio. Choose the setting that matches your photo before generating.
Can the pet wear a hat or sunglasses?
You can describe accessories in the extra direction field. Keep requests simple and specific. Accessories can hide facial details and may vary between results.
Will the result look exactly like my pet?
Not always. The photo helps guide the subject, but an AI video can change markings, proportions, or expressions. A clear face and a simple prompt give you a better reference to work with.
How much does a video cost?
The studio quotes credits for your selected duration and quality before you submit. Videos and images share your balance. Buy a one-time pack without subscribing, or choose a recurring plan.
Your pet already has the attitude.
Choose your photo, set the scene, and see the credit quote before you start.
Start a video