Bad Times AI for Cats and Dogs: Photo & Dance Guide

1. Choose a photo with a readable face and body

Use one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Pick a photo where the eyes, muzzle, ears and distinctive markings are visible. A plain background and even light make those features easier to inspect. Keep the body and paws in frame where possible; a face-only crop gives the model fewer body cues.

For cats, check that ears and the tail are not hidden behind furniture. For dogs, keep the muzzle and paws distinguishable from the background. These are preparation tips, not a guarantee that the model will preserve every feature.

2. Keep only the subjects you want to appear

The uploaded photo supplies the cast. If you want one pet, choose an image of that pet alone. A person holding the pet or another animal in the background may become part of the requested scene. Use a different source image when removing the unwanted subject would also cut off the pet.

3. Preview the pet movement and create

Play the pet reference with sound in the generator, then upload your selected photo and inspect the preview. The reference supplies choreography; it is not a finished result made from your animal. Check the selected template and price before payment. Return in the same browser and device to recover the draft.

The output request is a 480p, 9:16 MP4, approximately 14–15 seconds long, with the template music. Clip length is not generation time. Guest checkout needs no account; prices and available packs are shown before payment.

4. Review paws, markings and motion

Watch the entire clip, especially turns and fast movement. Check paw count, extra limbs, ear shape, tail continuity and whether fur markings change. A standing or dancing animal is a stylized AI interpretation; anatomical realism is not guaranteed.

The existing pet example below was generated with Seedance. It demonstrates a completed historical output, not a measured success rate or a guarantee for the current Wan 3 model.

If the pet changes shape or disappears

For a future attempt, try a single clearly visible pet, a wider crop or less obstruction. Do not repeatedly purchase attempts without first reviewing the existing result and its status. A completed but distorted clip is not automatically a failed job. Confirmed failures restore the applicable deducted allowance; a new attempt is a separate request.

Download the completed MP4 and listen before posting. Use your platform’s AI disclosure tools where applicable, and do not describe the clip as real footage of your pet dancing.