The tree outfit and matching hat
Green fabric, gold tinsel and pom-poms are fixed parts of the look. Uploaded collars or pet clothes do not replace that costume.
Watch the selected reference
A pet in a green Christmas-tree outfit bobs its head while the phone sways close to its nose.
A tree costume around your pet’s face
Christmas Tree Dog AI centers on the pet’s face inside a holiday costume. A matching green hat, gold trim and colorful pom-poms move with the head bob while a lit Christmas tree fills the background.
The photo identifies the animal through its eyes, muzzle, fur and markings. The festive outfit and room come from the reference, so you do not need a costume in the photograph. A single dog or cat takes the complete close-up role.
A short head bob beside the Christmas lights
The pet’s nose approaches the lens before the head tilts and nods, making the hat decorations bounce. The phone swings low, then the pet turns its head and looks away as the take ends.
The real selected source is about 9.38 seconds long. It stays at its natural pace and uses the same reference audio throughout; the video does not add a longer dance or a second pet.
A costume reveal filmed close to the nose
A swaying phone view
The camera comes near the muzzle, tilts and dips lower while the head turns. Choose a front-facing pet picture with the full nose and eyes visible.
A familiar face inside the decorations
Coat color, ear shape and facial markings come from your own animal. The original golden retriever is not the required breed.
Make this version from your photos
Choose the face in the hat
Add one well-lit dog or cat portrait with no second pet competing for the costume role.
Watch the close-up camera movement
Preview the nose-to-lens approach and decorated head bob beside the lit tree. The room and outfit are already selected.
Inspect the muzzle and markings
Review the closest views and the pet’s final head turn. Save the video after checking the face beneath the hat.
Before selecting your image
- Keep both eyes, the nose and the outside of the ears inside the photo.
- Avoid an extreme side profile for this face-forward camera approach.
- Choose even lighting that shows the muzzle markings clearly.
- A costume-free pet photo is fine; the green tree outfit is added by this effect.
- I have the right to use the uploaded dog or cat image.
FAQ
Can a cat wear the tree costume?+
A cat can take this one-pet role while keeping its own species, muzzle and fur. The fixed green outfit is adapted around that animal.
Should I buy a real costume first?+
The selected effect already supplies the green tree clothing, hat, gold trim and pom-poms. The input photo only needs to show the pet clearly.
Can two pets share the same image?+
Use one animal in one photo. The reference has a single costume and a single close-up role.
Does the room come from my photograph?+
The lit Christmas tree and indoor setting remain from the reference rather than your photo background.
What should I check in the nearest shot?+
Review the eyes, nose and fur pattern when the muzzle comes close to the camera, then check that the same face continues through the head turn.
Is the clip exactly ten seconds?+
The locked reference lasts about 9.38 seconds. The exported video follows that actual window in vertical 9:16.
Will it contain the reference sound?+
The output uses the audio from this particular tree-costume take. A soundtrack replacement control is not part of the page.
How many credits does the tree costume use?+
A generation of the single-pet head bob uses 10 credits. Choose the photo and confirm your image permission to begin.
Choose the pet inside the tree outfit
A front-facing portrait suits the nose-to-camera close-ups.