One pet across three looks
Keep the same pet's face, ears, muzzle and markings across the witch hat and starry cape, the red-lined vampire cape, and the final bat-wing hat and short cape.
Ramalama AI Video Generator
One pet photo for the Ramalama Halloween costume sequence.Your pet. Three Halloween looks. One pumpkin-lined street.
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What is the Ramalama pet AI trend?
This pet version follows an upright animal along a Halloween street with glowing pumpkins. The scene cuts between a witch look, a vampire look and a final bat-inspired witch look.
One uploaded pet replaces the lead across all three looks. In the last shot, your pet is on the left; the tabby in a pumpkin outfit on the right remains part of the reference.
Watch the original pet costume videoThe 15-second clip uses the beginning of the roughly 18-second creator video and includes all three looks. This pet version is separate from the human feet-to-face reveal and the human moon-and-broom witch version also called Ramalama.
How to make a Ramalama video with your pet
Use one clear pet photo for the lead throughout the selected clip.
Upload your pet
Choose a photo showing one pet's face, ears, fur pattern and body. Avoid costumes or props covering the features you want to preserve.
Choose the costume sequence
Choose 5 seconds for the opening witch look, or 15 seconds for all three looks. Select 480P or 720P and review the displayed credit total.
Review the transformation
Check your pet's face and markings after each cut, plus its paws, cape and the final supporting cat. Watch and download the completed video from History.
Your pet leads the costume sequence
The photo supplies pet identity; the template supplies the Halloween outfits and street.
A fixed Halloween scene
The pumpkins, street, camera and supporting cat follow the reference. The pet moves upright as an AI effect; body proportions and costume details may vary.
Length, quality and credits
Choose the sequence you want before submitting.
Opening or three costume scenes
The 5-second option shows the opening witch look only. The 15-second option includes all three costume scenes. Both offer 480P and 720P.
See the current total
The generation button shows the total for your chosen length and resolution. Changing options updates the quote without starting a generation.
More pet performances
Explore a different fixed routine or a photo-based dance.
Ramalama pet video questions
How many photos do I upload?
Upload one photo containing one pet. That pet takes the lead in every costume scene in the chosen clip. A photo with several animals makes the intended identity less clear.
Which pet photos work best?
Use an evenly lit photo with the face, ears, fur markings and body visible. The reference has a cat-shaped performer; very different species or proportions may be harder to adapt. Avoid blur, face obstructions and tiny subjects.
Will my pet keep the clothes in its photo?
This template uses its fixed Halloween costumes. Your photo guides the pet's identity and markings, not the outfit. The witch, vampire and bat-inspired looks come from the reference.
Does 5 seconds include all three costumes?
No. The 5-second clip covers the opening witch scene only. Choose 15 seconds to include the vampire and final bat-inspired scene as well. Both clips start from the beginning.
Can I replace the second cat in the ending?
This version has one pet role. Your pet is the left lead in the ending, while the pumpkin-costumed tabby on the right stays unchanged. There is no second pet upload slot.
Will it keep my photo's background?
No. The Halloween street, pumpkins and framing come from the reference clip. The uploaded photo is used for the lead pet's appearance. This is not the human Ramalama costume-reveal version.
Does the video include sound, and will every detail match?
The output uses the selected reference recording. Fast paws, costume edges and cuts may introduce visual differences, so review the full result before sharing. Perfect identity and frame-by-frame matching are not guaranteed.
Where do I find my result or check a failed task?
Use History to see the status and open or download a completed result. Failed tasks follow the site's existing credit-return handling. Check the status and balance before starting another paid attempt.