Polar Bear 2026
1 adult or pet photo · 12.9583 seconds
Pick a scene for your pet. Add a photo. Bring the moment to life.
1 adult or pet photo · 12.9583 seconds
1 pet photo · 15 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · 10.101 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · 9.939 seconds
2 pet photos · 14.7083 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · 8.569 seconds
2 adult or pet photos · 14.35 seconds
1 pet photo · 14.5833 seconds
1 adult or cat photo · 15 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · 9.056009 seconds
1-2 adult or pet photos · 6.802993 seconds
1 pet photo · 15 seconds
1 pet photo · 8.007 seconds
1 pet photo · 15.083333 seconds
2 pet photos · 15.092993 seconds
1 person or pet photo · 15 seconds
1 pet photo · 14.916667 seconds
2 pet photos · 15 seconds
1 pet photo · 10.1 seconds
1 pet photo · 11.517007 seconds
2 adult-or-pet role photos · 15 seconds
3 adult-or-pet photos · 15 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · 12.04 seconds
2 pet photos · 11.71 seconds
1 pet photo · 10 seconds
1 dog photo · About 13.04 seconds
1 pet photo + 1 adult photo · 15 seconds
One featured player gets low, wins the ball back, makes the pull-up shot and begins to backpedal as the courtside crowd reacts.
A rapper presents an open donut box, approaches a high fisheye camera and performs a jump-cut verse outside a lit-up donut shop.
1 adult or pet photo · 15 seconds
1 pet photo · 10 seconds
1 pet photo · about 6.83 seconds
1 dog photo + 1 adult photo · 14.99 seconds
1 dog photo + 1 adult photo · 8.8 seconds
1 adult and 1 pet photo · about 10 seconds
2 required photos · 11.709 seconds
1 pet photo · about 15.00 seconds
1 pet photo · about 9.38 seconds
1 pet photo · about 12.26 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · about 14.88 seconds
1 pet or adult photo · about 8.38 seconds
1-2 cast photos · about 14.00 seconds
1 cat photo or 1 three-cat group photo · about 15.00 seconds
1 adult or pet photo · about 12.00 seconds
1-2 photos · about 8.94 seconds
1–2 photos · about 15.00 seconds
One portrait photo (You or Pet) · about 12 seconds
One photo (You or Pet) · about 10 seconds
Two pet photos · About 10 seconds
One dog photo · about 15 seconds
One pet photo · about 15 seconds
One pet photo (or one photo of you) · about 8 seconds
1 photo · 15 s
One full-body pet photo · about 10 seconds
One or two photos · about 15 seconds
Two photos · about 10 seconds
One or two photos · about 15 seconds
One face or pet photo · 10 seconds
One photo of a person or pet · 9:16
1 or 2 photos · About 12 seconds
2 photos - You and your pet · About 5-10 seconds
1–2 pet photos · 17 seconds
1 pet photo · 15 s
1 adult or pet photo · ~10 s
1 adult or cat photo · ~12 s
2 photos · Adult and cat or dog · ~12 s output · 6 s preview
1 adult or pet photo · ~15 s
5 photos · People, pets or characters · ~12 s
1 adult or pet photo · ~8–12 s
1 cat photo · ~10 s output
1 adult or pet photo · 15 s
1 face or pet photo · ~10 s
1 pet photo · 12 s
1 photo · ~12–13 s
2 photos · Up to 15 s
1 photo · Pet · ~15 s
1 photo · ~14 s
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View credit packsUse the AI pet video generator to put your own pet into a prepared short-video scene. Explore dances, kitchen comedy, expressive reactions and seasonal costumes, then open a template to see its pet input and available versions.
Choose the action as well as the setting. A close-up reaction focuses on the eyes and face; a dance needs more of the body in view. Kitchen and costume scenes give your pet a different role, with props and movement shown in the preview.
Solo can feature one animal, while Duo can pair two pets or combine a person and a pet. The upload labels identify the actual roles. A background animal in the preview is only replaced when that template offers a photo slot for it.
Some templates have separate adult and pet versions. Select the pet mode before adding a pet photo, and check the supported animal and framing requirements. This collection uses the existing pet preview when one is available.
Use a clear photo of a pet you own or have permission to animate. Keep the eyes, ears and fur markings visible. Include the body when the scene calls for a full-body performance.
Yes. Choose a template that accepts your pet and follow its photo instructions. The pet mode and upload labels show the supported subject.
Some Duo templates support a person and a pet, while others use two animals. Check the roles on the selected template page before uploading.
Choose a clear, well-lit photo with the face and distinctive markings visible. Avoid covering the eyes or ears, and include the body when requested by the scene.
That depends on the chosen scene. Some keep the pet’s appearance, while seasonal or character templates add a configured look. Watch the preview and read the selected mode’s instructions.
Each template keeps its own sound, duration and credit cost. Check the generation panel for the scene and version you select.