Technology
Why it looks like your pet.
Most AI pet videos drift: the ears change, the coat blurs, the dog becomes a dog. AIPet treats your photo as the identity, not the mood board, and picks a different model for talking than for action.
One story, the right model
MiniMax H3
Talking, expressions, everyday scenes
The most natural mouths, eyes and small gestures we have measured; it also carries the pet's voice and sound in the same pass.
Seedance 2.0
Running, jumping, fights, dances, big camera moves
The steadiest physics and camera work on fast motion; long stories are shot in 4-second beats and stitched, so each beat stays on model.
The routing is decided per template from what its sample needed, not per request, so the film you get is made the way the sample you watched was made.
What stays locked
- Facial structure lock
- Your pet's photo is passed to the model as an identity reference, not a style hint: the muzzle, ears and eye spacing stay the ones in your photo.
- Fur pattern calibration
- Coat colour and markings are described from your photo into every shot's prompt, so a tabby stays that tabby from the first second to the last.
- Natural pet physics
- Each story is routed to the model that moves pets best: MiniMax H3 for talking and expressions, Seedance 2.0 for running, jumping and big action.
Recalibrated, not set and forgotten
Every template ships with a sample a person approved. When a batch of customer films shows drift in likeness, motion or timing, the prompt rules behind that template are rewritten and re-sampled before it goes back on sale. Failed renders are refunded automatically.