Four trio settings
The street, high-rise bedroom, seaside lawn and bright living room each keep their own reference scene and synchronized paw routine.
Choose a dance reference
Street trio
Three upright cats sway, wiggle and lift their paws on a sunny paved street.
Bedroom trio
A three-cat crew raises its paws beside a high-rise bedroom window.
Seaside trio
Three cats sway together on a flower-lined lawn beside the sea.
One cat or a three-cat crew
The Suave cat dance pairs upright sways, little body wiggles and raised front paws with a compact routine. Choose Solo on the bed for one cat, or a trio scene for three cats standing side by side.
Trio modes use one photo containing exactly three cats. The cat on the left of your photo takes the opening-left role; the middle and right cats keep their own roles throughout. Every cat uses its own face, coat and markings rather than the original kittens’ appearance.
Paws up, then sway
The trio references keep the cats in one row while their bodies sway and wiggle, with front paws lifted and lowered on the same beats. The solo take adds small hops and visible mouth changes while the cat stays on the bed.
Long references use their first 15 seconds at original speed. The solo-bed clip lasts about 12.26 seconds. Each option restores the original audio from that exact selected window; there is no replacement music picker.
Choose where your cats dance
A separate solo take
Solo on the bed uses a real single-cat reference: one cat stands upright, sways, lifts its front paws and makes small hops in front of a headboard.
Your cats’ own appearance
Use a clear photo with distinct faces, fur markings and visible bodies. Each cat remains an animal with paws, ears and its own coat; no human hands or faces.
Make the clip in three steps
Choose a reference
Watch the scene and movement you want to use. Each option has its own framing and original audio.
Add the photo
Use one image containing exactly the number of cats required by your selected scene.
Generate and download
Confirm permission and generate for 10 credits. Review the movement, subjects and ending, then download the vertical MP4.
Pick a useful cat photo
- For Solo on the bed, upload one photo of exactly one cat.
- For a trio scene, upload one photo showing exactly three cats together, left to right.
- Keep all faces, ears, paws and body outlines visible; avoid overlapping cats or collages.
- Use a photo that makes each coat pattern easy to tell apart.
- I own or have permission to use the uploaded cat photo.
FAQ
How many cat photos should I upload?+
Upload exactly one image. Solo on the bed needs one cat in that image; each trio scene needs exactly three cats together in the image.
Can I use one cat in a trio scene?+
Choose Solo on the bed for a single cat. The street, bedroom, seaside and living-room options require a photo containing three cats.
How are the three cats assigned?+
Photo-left becomes opening-left, photo-middle becomes opening-middle and photo-right becomes opening-right. Each identity keeps its role as the cats move.
Will the cats keep their fur and markings?+
The uploaded photo supplies each cat’s face, fur, ears, markings and visible pet clothing. Choose a clear photo showing those details.
Can I change the background?+
Choose one of the five reference scenes. The photo background is ignored, and this template has no custom background upload.
Does it include the Suave sound?+
The output restores the original audio from the selected reference window. There is no replacement song or music selector.
How long is the cat dance video?+
Trio scenes use the first 15 seconds at original speed. Solo on the bed lasts about 12.26 seconds. All options use a vertical 9:16 frame.
How many credits does it cost?+
Each generation costs 10 credits. Sign in, select a reference and review your photo before generating.
Can I post the video?+
Use a photo you own or have permission to use. Obtain any permissions needed for the images and soundtrack before sharing.
Let your cat take the floor
Choose a reference and add your photo to begin.