Your animal stays your animal
Use a full-body photo so the paws, ears, coat pattern and body proportions remain clear while the rider balances beside the handlebars.
Video preview
A pet holds a wheelie across five tracking views, then rolls forward with both wheels down.
Five views of one electric-bike ride
Cat on Ultra Bee AI puts your chosen subject on a teal-and-black electric dirt bike beside a city skyline. The rider holds a wheelie as the camera tracks alongside, changes to a wider rear-side angle and moves in for a closer view before both wheels return to the road.
Pet uses one animal photo for the rider’s face, fur, markings and natural body shape. Human uses one adult photo for their identity, hair, build and visible outfit. Both versions keep the selected road, motorcycle, passing traffic and shot order.
The complete reference window is about 8.6 seconds. It is a fixed scene with a fixed performance; you do not choose a new bike, road or stunt.
The road comes from the preview
The trend is also searched as the cat riding Surron or pet wheelie trend. This version follows the selected electric-bike clip: the urban skyline, power lines, graffiti barrier and moving camera remain part of the scene.
Your photo supplies the subject, not a replacement landscape. There is no scene upload, vehicle editor or custom soundtrack control. The clip includes the sound from the selected reference; check its rights for your intended post.
Explore Grau de Moto or Bullet Bike AI for another video scene.
Make the rider recognizable
A separate adult option
Human places an adult in the same ride, using natural hands and legs and the clothing visible in that person’s photo.
The landing stays in the clip
All five shots are included, ending after the front wheel comes down rather than looping the wheelie indefinitely.
How to make your video
Choose Pet or Human
Select the subject type and upload one clear photo with permission to use it.
Create the city-road ride
Confirm the photo permission, sign in and generate the selected version for 10 credits.
Play through every cut
Check the face or fur, hand or paw contact, bike scale and wheel landing, then save the MP4 with sound.
Photos that help at changing angles
- For pets, include the head, paws and tail where possible in one well-lit photo.
- For adults, keep the face unobstructed and show the outfit you want the rider to wear.
- Use one subject per photo; a group picture does not assign extra riders.
- Review the wider shot as well as the close view when checking identity and anatomy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Cat on Ultra Bee AI trend?+
It is a short electric-dirt-bike wheelie scene with a pet rider. This template replaces that rider with your pet or an adult and keeps the five-shot city-road sequence.
Can I use my dog instead of a cat?+
Yes. Select Pet and use a clear photo of one dog or other pet. Its own face, fur and markings supply the rider’s appearance.
Can a person take the ride?+
Yes. Human accepts one consenting adult photo and uses natural adult hands, legs and clothing while following the same motorcycle shots.
How many photos do I need?+
One photo for either version. The scene has one rider; it does not accept a passenger or a group photo for multiple identities.
What kind of pet photo works best?+
Show the whole animal in good light, with a sharp face, visible markings and as much of the legs and tail as possible.
Do my clothes appear in Human mode?+
The adult’s hair, build and visible clothing come from the uploaded photo. The motorcycle, road and camera follow the reference.
How long is the video?+
The output covers the complete selected clip, about 8.6 seconds at original speed, including the final front-wheel landing.
Is the format vertical?+
Yes. The generated MP4 uses 9:16 framing at 720p.
Does the video include sound?+
Yes. The original audio of the selected reference is added after the picture is generated. Check the rights to that audio before sharing or commercial use.
Can I change the motorcycle or add a different stunt?+
The bike, route and action sequence are fixed. This workspace does not accept a vehicle photo, a background photo or a custom stunt description.
Is this generator free?+
Creating a video requires a signed-in account and costs 10 ReelTada credits. The workspace offers credit purchase options.
What should I check before posting?+
Play every shot and check the rider’s identity, body proportions, grip on the handlebars, wheel contact and the final landing with sound.
Take the city-road ride
Give your pet the handlebars. Follow a teal electric dirt bike through five city-road shots, from the long wheelie to the front wheel touching down—or take the rider’s place yourself.