How many photos do I need?

One main pet photo is required. You can add up to two extra pet photos, for a total of one to three photos.

Do I need to upload a video?

No. The dance comes from a built-in 20-second reference video. You only upload pet photos.

What happens to pets without a photo?

They stay as they are in the reference video. Only pets with an assigned photo are replaced.

Does it work with cats and other pets?

Yes, you can upload a dog, cat or other pet. The reference features dogs, so animals with a different body shape can show less consistent anatomy or motion.

How long is the video and what format is it?

The output follows the reference: 20 seconds in 9:16 vertical format, at 480p or 720p.

Does the video have sound?

Yes. The workflow asks the model to keep the reference video's synchronized audio.

Create a 20-second dancing pet video from 1–3 photos. Animate your dog, cat or pet with a built-in reference, Higgsfield Genjutsu and 480p or 720p output.

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Dancing Pets AI Video

Turn 1–3 pet photos into a 20-second vertical dance video. Your main pet takes the lead and up to two extra pets replace the backup dancers.

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Quick answer

To do the Dancing Pets trend, upload 1 to 3 clear photos of the people you want in it, then press generate. imageat places the people from your photos into the trend's original video, and the video is ready to download when it finishes. One generation costs 273 imageat credits; no prompt writing or editing app is needed.

Dancing Pets AI Video is a photo-to-video motion-transfer template: you upload one to three pet photos, and AI transfers the choreography of a built-in 20-second reference dance onto your pets. The reference shows three dogs dancing in a studio — one large dog in the foreground and two backup dancers behind it. Your main photo replaces the foreground dog, and optional extra photos replace the dogs in the back. The camera, room, lighting, timing and audio come from the reference, so you do not need to film or upload any video.

What is the Dancing Pets AI Video?

It is a motion-transfer video template on imageat. Higgsfield Genjutsu takes the fixed reference video as the motion source and your pet photos as identity references, then renders a 20-second, 9:16 vertical clip in which your pets perform the original dance. The previews on this page show the reference video, not a generated result.

How to Do the Dancing Pets Trend

Here is how to make your own video on imageat:

1
Upload a clear photo of your main pet in the Main pet photo slot. It replaces the large foreground dog.
2
Optionally add up to two extra pet photos. They replace the back-left and back-right dogs in slot order.
3
Choose 480p or 720p and check the credit cost shown for that resolution.
4
Generate your dancing pet video, preview it and download it.

Photo order: which pet goes where

Photos are used in upload-slot order. The main pet photo always replaces the large foreground dog. The first extra photo you supply replaces the back-left dog, and the second replaces the back-right dog. Empty slots are skipped: if Extra pet photo 1 is empty and Extra pet photo 2 is filled, that photo becomes the first extra photo and replaces the back-left dog.

Background pets without a photo stay unchanged

You do not have to replace every dog. With only a main photo, both background dogs keep their original look. With two photos, the back-right dog stays as it is. The workflow tells the model not to blend identities, duplicate a pet, swap positions or add animals.

Tips for clear pet photos

Use one pet per photo, shown full-body and in focus, with good light and nothing covering the face. Side-on or slightly angled shots that show the legs, tail and markings help the model keep fur color, ears and proportions consistent. Avoid group shots, heavy filters and screenshots.

Uses for a vertical pet video

The 9:16 format fits TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and phone-sized stories. Use it for a pet birthday post, a family group chat, a profile video for your pet account, or a fun way to show several pets dancing together.

Limitations

The reference features dogs. Cats, rabbits and other animals with a different body shape can produce less consistent anatomy or motion. Fast movement and overlapping pets can affect how closely each pet matches its photo, so output fidelity is not guaranteed. Dancing Pets AI Video is an independent imageat template and is not affiliated with Higgsfield or any pet brand.

Tips for Best Results

One pet per photo, full body visible, in good light.
Put the pet you want in the spotlight in the Main pet photo slot.
Leave extra slots empty to keep the original background dogs.
Start at 480p to check a photo before generating at 720p.