AI animal video generator

AI Animal Video Generator: any pet, one photo, one line

Add a photo of your animal, tell us what it is and what happens. We write three story options, you pick one, and your pet acts it out with sound and music in a few minutes. Rabbits, parrots, hamsters, horses, goats: if it has a face, it can star.

We turn your idea into a full shot plan: same pet, one clear action, steady camera, matching sound.

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Free on paid plans

10-second video · 70 credits · 250 credits for $5.99

My rabbit works the checkout at a supermarket and eats the carrots as it scans them.

Make an AI animal video in 3 steps

  1. An animal photo: a lop-eared rabbit sitting on a rug
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    Add a photo

    One clear photo of your animal. Its face, coat or feathers and markings carry into the video.

  2. An idea turned into a shot plan
    02

    Name the animal, write what happens

    Type what it is, then one line about what happens. Pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds and one of three story options. Want it to talk? Write its line, or let the story options write it.

  3. The finished animal video: a hamster in a hard hat on a tiny building site
    03

    Watch your pet star in it

    A few minutes later the video is ready, with sound, vertical for TikTok and Reels. Saved in My videos.

Three animals, three videos

A rabbit, a parrot and a hamster, each from one photo and one sentence, rendered by the same video model you get. No cats or dogs were needed.

  • My rabbit works the checkout at a supermarket and eats the carrots as it scans them.

    The checkout

  • My parrot reads the evening news from behind the desk, then shreds the script sheet by sheet while the camera is still rolling.

    The news anchor

  • My hamster is a construction worker on a tiny building site and stuffs every brick into its cheeks.

    The builder

Why one line about your animal comes out as a real scene

You tell it the way you'd tell a friend. We turn it into a shot plan the video model can follow, beat by beat, with your animal named in every shot.

Your one-line idea next to what AIPet adds: your animal named in every shot, one clear moment, steady camera, matching sound, nothing written on screen
  • You tell us the animal

    Most animal video tools guess what they're looking at and drift toward a cat. Here you type the animal, and every shot of the prompt says rabbit, or parrot, or hamster, so the species holds from the first frame to the last.

  • Three story options, second by second

    Your idea comes back as three storyboards: one straight-faced, one over the top, one filmed like a clip someone caught on their phone. Each opens on a hook, has something happen every second or two and ends on a twist, with its own sound and music. Or skip them and we use your words as written.

  • Your animal stays your animal

    The prompt ties your pet's face, coat or feathers and markings to your photo in every shot, so the animal on screen is yours, not a stock one.

  • Failed videos cost nothing

    If a video fails, the credits go straight back. No form, no waiting.

A sun conure parrot behind a news desk, a shredded sheet of paper in its beak

How to write an idea that works

  • One animal, one place, one job: 'My rabbit works the checkout.'
  • Let the animal be itself: 'and eats the carrots as it scans them.' Instinct is the joke.
  • Something that escalates: 'stuffs every brick into its cheeks' gets funnier brick by brick.
  • Several scenes in a row: 'hops to the park, then flies to Paris, then cooks dinner.'
  • Turning it into a person: hands, shoes and a full uniform come out odd. A hat or a vest is plenty.
  • Long speeches: one short line lip-syncs best. For a whole monologue, the talking pet tool is built for it.

Which animal photos work best

A lop-eared rabbit sitting on a rug, facing the camera
Face toward the camera, both eyes open, good light. Fur, feathers or scales, it all works.
A rabbit curled up asleep in a dim corner, seen from behind
Asleep, turned away, far off or blurry. With no face to work from, your pet may come out as a generic animal.

Sharp photos work best, ideally 1,000 pixels or more on the short side. For small animals, get close so the face fills the frame.

One subscription, every AI pet tool

The same credits work across AIPet, whatever is in your house.

Got an animal we haven't tried? Tell us what you'd like to make. We read every request. Send a request

What it costs

  • 7 credits per second: 5 seconds is 35 credits, 10 seconds 70, 15 seconds 105.
  • Pro comes with 1,000 credits a month (fourteen 10-second videos), Pro Max with 2,500. Credit packs start at 250 credits.
  • 7 credits per second, on any plan or credit pack. New accounts get one free preview: a you + pet story or a talking-pet clip.
  • If a video fails, the credits go straight back.
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AI animal video FAQ

Is the AI animal video generator free?+

The generator is paid: 7 credits per second, on any plan or credit pack. New accounts do get one free preview: a you + pet story or a talking-pet clip.

Which animals work?+

Any pet with a face you can point a camera at: rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, parrots and budgies, chickens, horses, goats, pigs, lizards, even a tortoise. Type the animal in the maker and the video keeps that species.

Will it look like my animal?+

It starts from your photo and keeps your pet's face, coat or feathers and markings. A sharp, well-lit photo with the face toward the camera gives the closest match.

Why do I have to type the animal?+

So the video model never has to guess. Your word goes into every shot of the prompt, and a rabbit stays a rabbit instead of drifting toward a cat halfway through.

Can my animal talk?+

Yes. Switch on talking and write a short line, or let the story options write one. It says the line to camera with its mouth or beak in sync. For longer speeches, the talking pet tool is built for it.

Does the video have sound?+

Yes: sound effects for everything that happens, background music written for the scene and, if you add one, your pet's line.

How long can a video be?+

5, 10 or 15 seconds. Longer videos cost more credits.

How long does it take?+

Usually 2 to 4 minutes. You can close the page; the video lands in My videos.

Does it work with cats?+

Yes. The AI cat video generator is the same tool, with cat examples and cat photo tips. AI cat video generator

And dogs?+

Also yes. The AI dog video generator has dog examples and dog photo tips. AI dog video generator

Where does my photo go?+

Into private storage on your account. It's deleted once your video is ready, and your video stays private unless you share it.

Is it real?+

No. Every frame is made by AI from your photo and your idea. Label it as AI-generated when you post it.

Whatever lives in your house, it already has a plan. Film it.

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