AI dog video generator

AI Dog Video Generator: one line, and your dog plays the part

Add a photo of your dog and one line about what happens. We write three story options, you pick one, and your dog acts it out with sound and music in a few minutes.

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

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Free on paid plans

10-second video · 70 credits

Doorbell camera footage: my shiba signs for a delivery with its paw, then drags a box bigger than itself into the house.

Make an AI dog video in 3 steps

  1. A dog photo: a shiba standing on a rug
    01

    Add a photo

    One clear photo of your dog. The face, coat and markings carry into the video.

  2. An idea turned into a shot plan
    02

    Write what happens

    One line is enough. Pick 5, 10 or 15 seconds, then pick one of three story options. Want your dog to talk? Write its line, or let the story options write it.

  3. The finished dog video: a husky in a blazer playing in a studio full of snow
    03

    Watch your dog star in it

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

Three ideas, three dog videos

Each one started as a single sentence and a photo, rendered by the same video model you get, in about three minutes.

  • Doorbell camera footage: my shiba signs for a delivery with its paw, then drags a box bigger than itself into the house.

    The delivery

  • My corgi is the pool lifeguard: whistle, sunglasses, and it hauls a giant inflatable flamingo back to shore.

    The lifeguard

  • My husky reads the TV weather forecast completely seriously, until real snow starts falling behind it.

    The weather report

Why a one-line idea comes out as a real scene

You tell it like you'd tell a friend. We turn it into a shot plan the video model can follow, beat by beat.

Your one-line idea next to what AIPet adds: same dog, one clear moment, steady camera, matching sound, nothing written on screen
  • 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, with the rules that keep the same dog in every frame.

  • Your dog stays your dog

    The prompt ties your dog's face, coat and markings to your photo in every shot, so the dog on screen is yours, not a stock breed.

  • Your photo gets checked

    The maker checks your photo's size and format before anything renders, and tells you when a photo is too small to keep your dog's coat and markings true.

  • Failed videos cost nothing

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

A corgi in a red lifeguard vest towing a pink inflatable flamingo across a pool

How to write an idea that works

  • One dog, one place, one job: 'My dog is the pool lifeguard.'
  • Something that escalates: 'drags a box that keeps getting bigger.'
  • A payoff at the end: 'then dives into the snow and forgets the forecast.'
  • Several scenes in a row: 'walks to the park, then flies to Paris, then cooks dinner.'
  • Long dialogue: one short line per video lip-syncs best. For longer speeches, the talking pet tool is built for it.
  • Fine detail in a big stunt: it gets simplified. A house-sized float may come out merely huge.

Which dog photos work best

A golden retriever puppy standing and facing the camera
Face clear, eyes open, good light, whole dog or head and shoulders.
A black labrador lying upside down on a dog bed
Upside down, curled up, far away or blurry. The AI has to guess, and your dog may look less like your dog.

Sharp photos work best, ideally 1,000 pixels or more on the short side.

One subscription, every AI pet tool

The same credits work across AIPet, so you can try whatever your dog is in the mood for.

Missing something? Tell us what you'd like to make next. 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 their free preview on the you + pet stories.
  • If a video fails, the credits go straight back.
See plans and credit packs

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credits per second of video

AI dog video FAQ

Is the AI dog video generator free?+

The generator is paid: 7 credits per second, on any plan or credit pack. New accounts do get one free preview, on the you + pet stories.

What can I write?+

Any safe, everyday idea with your dog in it: a job, a rescue, a little chaos at home. One scene per video works best.

Will it look like my dog?+

It starts from your photo and keeps your dog's face, coat and markings. A sharp, well-lit photo gives the closest match.

Can my dog do big stunts?+

Yes, within reason: diving into a pool, dragging a giant box, zooming through snow. Very fine detail in a stunt gets simplified, so describe the moment, not every move.

Does the video have sound?+

Yes: sound effects, background music written for the scene, and, if you add one, a short line your dog says on camera with its mouth in sync. For longer talking, use the talking pet tool.

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

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.

Your dog already has the energy. Give it a plot.

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