Paws remain planted
The repeated lean comes through the shoulders and upper body. The pet does not stand on its hind legs or throw both paws into the air.
Watch the selected reference
A seated pet beside a window sways its upper body left and right with a deadpan stare.
The window-side Meimei sway
Meimei Dance AI uses the seated window-side take: the pet stays on a box, keeps its front paws planted and rocks its upper body from side to side. Small head tilts carry the movement while the eyes face the camera.
Upload one animal, with its head, chest and paws easy to see. The photo contributes that pet’s own face, coat and markings. The warm window light and box belong to the chosen scene, so a different room in your input does not become the video background.
Left, right and a small head tilt
The window scene stays still while the pet leans through the upper body, returns through the center and rocks the other way. Front paws and seated hindquarters anchor the movement instead of hopping across the box.
The take runs for about 12.26 seconds at natural speed. Its reference preview retains the original 4:7 shape; the generated download uses 9:16. The source audio accompanies the entire selected sway.
A seated sway rather than a standing dance
A steady look into the lens
Choose a picture where the eyes and muzzle are unobstructed. The source’s subtle head and expression changes replace the still pose of the photograph.
Your pet’s coat stays its own
The orange cat in the preview is the source performer. Your animal retains its own species, ears, fur pattern and any visible collar instead of becoming that ginger cat.
Make this version from your photos
Frame the pet clearly
Select a front-facing portrait of a single pet. Include the chest and front paws so the seated position is easy to read.
Use the window-side take
Watch the alternating leans and little head tilts. This version fixes that spot and routine, without requiring a motion upload.
Review the quiet details
Check that the paws stay on the box and that the coat and face remain consistent through both directions of the sway, then save the MP4.
Before selecting your image
- Prefer a sitting photo with the entire head inside the frame.
- Avoid a paw or toy covering the muzzle and eyes.
- Use an image where coat markings remain visible in the chest area.
- For a dog or another pet, keep the body outline clear instead of using a tight nose-only crop.
- I own this pet photo or have permission to use it.
FAQ
Can I use a dog instead of a cat?+
Yes. The animal keeps the species, face and fur from your photo while following the seated window routine.
How many animals should be in the photo?+
Use exactly one pet in one image. This take has one seated role and does not add a companion.
Will it be standing up like the Suave kittens?+
No. This reference keeps the front paws down and the hindquarters seated. Its movement is the upper-body Meimei sway.
Can I change the window setting?+
The box, window and warm indoor light come from the selected clip. Your pet photo’s room is ignored.
Is this a Meimei dance GIF?+
The result is an MP4 video, not a GIF export. It contains the roughly 12.26-second seated take.
Why does the preview look a little wider?+
The source preview keeps its real 4:7 frame. The generated video is delivered in vertical 9:16.
Which sound comes with it?+
It restores the audio from this window-side reference. There is no song-search field or favorite-sound upload on this template.
How many credits does the pet sway use?+
Making the window-side clip requires 10 credits. Pick the single pet photo and confirm your image permission before generating.
Give your pet the Meimei stare
Start with a front-facing pet photo and the seated window take.