One dog across the cuts
Keep your dog’s own face, ears and coat markings through the log, overlook and grass scenes.
The selected trail montage
Only the first 15 seconds of the trail reference: woodland crossing, mountain-rail pause and a playful grass roll.
Three outdoor moments, one recognizable dog
Dog Year Recap AI Video puts your dog into the selected trail montage: crossing a fallen log, resting by a mountain railing and rolling on green grass. The same photo identity stays with the dog through the changing positions and camera angles.
Use one clear dog photo for its face, ears, body shape, fur colors and markings. The reference supplies the natural movement, outdoor locations and shot order. Its orange harness remains a fixed prop in the rolling scene.
The output uses only the first 15 seconds of the longer reference at the original pace. It is a fixed adventure-style montage, rather than a timeline assembled from a year of your own photos or clips.
From a forest log to a mountain view
The opening follows the dog through leafy woods and over a fallen trunk. The camera then cuts to the dog seated at an overlook, with a railing and layered forested mountains behind it.
The third part brings the dog down to the grass for a back-and-side roll. Its paws, torso and tail keep their own anatomy as the body turns, and the orange harness stays fitted to the same dog.
These are the locations and cuts in the chosen preview. Your upload does not replace the trail, add a destination or prove that your dog visited those places. The workspace has no calendar, date, puppy-aging or six-photo compilation control.
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An outdoor recap with a consistent canine
A fixed short montage
Follow the first 15 seconds at the source pace, with its existing cuts and locations.
A moving clip to save
Download one vertical MP4 at 720p with the matching reference sound.
Put your dog on the trail
Choose a clear dog photo
Show one dog with its face, coat pattern and as much of the body as possible.
Watch the selected window
Review the outdoor montage, confirm photo permission and generate for 10 credits.
Check every position
Inspect the log crossing, seated face and rolling anatomy, then save the video with sound.
Show the markings that make your dog familiar
- Use a well-lit photo with a sharp muzzle, visible ears and clear coat markings.
- Include the dog’s body, legs and tail where possible so its proportions are easy to read.
- Choose one dog per image; this montage has no second-pet role.
- Review the rolling scene carefully for attached legs, tail and a naturally fitted harness.
- I own this dog photo or have permission to use it.
Dog recap questions
How do I make a dog year recap video here?+
Upload one clear photo of your dog, review the selected trail montage and confirm permission. The generator replaces the same dog across the first 15 seconds for 10 credits.
Is this a montage of my own year of photos?+
This workspace uses one dog photo and a fixed outdoor reference. It does not assemble your camera roll, sort dates or create a factual record of your dog’s year.
What scenes are included?+
The selected window shows a woodland log crossing, a seated mountain overlook and a roll on grass. It follows only the first 15 seconds of the longer source.
How many dog photos are required?+
One. Choose a photo showing the dog’s face, ears, fur markings and natural body proportions. Extra pet photos and separate backgrounds are not accepted.
Can I use a different dog breed?+
Your dog’s own appearance replaces the reference dog. Use a clear full-body image where possible and check the face, coat and body shape across all three scenes.
Does the orange harness stay?+
Yes. The orange harness in the grass scene is a fixed reference prop fitted to the dog. There is no harness-color selector.
Will it show my dog growing from puppy to adult?+
No. The same dog identity stays consistent across this short outdoor montage; the workspace has no age progression or puppy-to-adult controls.
Can I change the mountains or add my own location?+
The woodland, overlook and grass follow the preview. This page has no destination, route or background-photo editor.
How long and what format is the download?+
It is a 15-second vertical 9:16 MP4 at 720p, with the selected window kept at its original speed.
Does the recap have sound?+
The original audio of the same reference window is added after the picture is generated. Check the soundtrack rights before posting or commercial use.
Is the dog recap free to create?+
Generation requires a signed-in account and costs 10 credits. You can watch the preview before choosing a photo or buying credits.
What should I review before posting?+
Check identity through every cut, the paws crossing the log, the seated face, rolling legs and tail, harness fit and audio timing.
Take the three-scene trail
One dog photo brings a familiar face and coat to the log, overlook and grass montage.