Undercover Chick: A Chicken Costume Dog in the Coop
Your dog sneaks into a chicken coop in a fluffy chick costume, stands among the hens holding a stolen egg, lets out two barks and slips out of the window.
10 seconds · Vertical 9:16 · HD · One photo of your dog · Dogs only · 100 credits
This template is made for dogs. Cat photos may not look like your pet.
Undercover Chick
Story
- 1A sunny chicken coop with straw on the floor. Your dog stands at a nesting box in a fluffy white chick costume, lifting an egg.
- 2It stands among the hens holding the egg to its chest, then opens its mouth and barks twice.
- 3Cover blown, your dog turns and slips out of the window, its tail sticking out of the costume.
Details
| Length | 10 seconds, one continuous take |
|---|---|
| Format | Vertical 9:16, for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with sound |
| Quality | HD on every video; 2K (+25 credits) or 4K (+55 credits) on Pro and Pro Max |
| Photos | One photo of your dog, sharp, with the whole face in view |
| Works with | Dogs only |
| Price | First video free, with a watermark · single video $2.99 · Pro: about 10 a month |
| Sample | Made November 11, 2026 · Seedance 2.0, one continuous take · watched in full before it went live |
FAQ
How do I make a chicken costume dog AI video of my dog?
Upload one photo of your dog on the Undercover Chick page; AIPet makes the 10-second chicken costume dog video around your own dog. Your first video can be this one, whole and watermarked; $2.99 removes the watermark.
Does Undercover Chick have barking?
Yes. Undercover Chick keeps the coop's own sound, the straw and the hens clucking, and your dog barks twice about 5 seconds in, right when it opens its mouth among the hens. The sound runs all 10 seconds, so the video posts as it is.
Is Undercover Chick free to make?
Yes, your first AIPet video can be Undercover Chick: the whole 10-second video in HD, with a small watermark. Remove it for $2.99 once, or on any plan.
Will Undercover Chick look like my pet?
Undercover Chick takes your pet's face, ears and coat from your own photo, not a stock animal. One sharp, well-lit photo gives the closest likeness.
