Pets
Hotel Lobby AI With Your Pets
Pets are among the most-shared versions of the trend. Upload one clear photo per animal and the generator keeps each pet's markings and proportions while it builds the booth performance around them.
Updated September 2026
Photo tips for pets
- Soft side lighting beats harsh flash - eyes and markings stay readable.
- Eyes visible and facing the camera gives the best "performance" read.
- The animal should fill at least half the frame; distant shots lose detail.
- One animal per photo - two pets in one shot merge into a single character.
- Skip leashes, hands and people in the photo; they distract the model.
Best settings for pets
Start with a Lite 4-second clip (16 credits) to check both identities. Once the markings and proportions look right, re-run at 10 seconds for the full trade-verses effect. Keep 9:16 for TikTok and Reels.
See a real pet clip
Actual output - owner + corgi, Standard 10s.
Copy-paste pet note
Paste this into the director's note field - or open the generator with it prefilled.
Vertical 9:16. Seamless orange booth with one microphone lowered to pet height, camera locked, full-body framing. Two pets stand opposite each other and take turns "performing" with head movements and open mouths, while the other reacts. Preserve breed, markings and proportions from each reference photo.
Mixed pairs
A pet and its owner, or a cat and a dog, both work - upload one photo each and say who stands on which side in the note. Keep expectations looser for mixed pairs: the model prioritizes the duet pose over exact anatomy.