Make the pet recognizable before making it funny
Choose a sharp photo with the face, ears and distinctive markings visible. Keep toys, hands and other animals away from the face. For separate references, use one pet per photo; for the shared-photo mode, use an image where the two pets are clearly separated. Choose Pets rather than People in the generator.
Use a topic your pet already owns
A cat demanding dinner, two dogs debating who gets the sofa or a proud rescue-pet introduction gives the clip a clear joke. Keep the idea affectionate and specific. A name and one familiar habit usually provide more direction than a long list of commands.
Pet performance is a creative request, not a claim that an animal is speaking. Human-like mouth motion, paws and body proportions can vary in the generated result. Check the whole clip carefully; a good human duo result does not establish that a particular pet render will work equally well.
Review the pet clip with sound
Choose the stage, model, duration, resolution and framing, then review the separate credit quote. Once processing completes, check each pet’s markings, expression, limbs and motion, and listen to the audio through the ending. Download the delivered file only after reviewing it. Upload photos you own or have permission to edit, and do not reuse someone else’s pet video as your result.