Recommended
- One cat with its face, ears and fur markings clearly visible.
- Show the body and paws when possible.
- Use even light and a simple background.
Sawadika AI Pet Dance
One cat photo. Headphones on. Choose 5 or 15 seconds of Sawadika.Give your cat the Sawadika routine: cat-ear headphones, playful paw moves and a purple-lit room. One cat photo, 5 or 15 seconds, with reference audio.
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A closer look at the result
The generated example and its opening, middle and ending frames.
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What is the Sawadika headphone-cat dance?
One upright cat performs playful paw gestures, turns and steps in a purple-lit room.
The reference cat wears glowing cat-ear headphones and dances on a rug in a purple-lit room. Your photo supplies the replacement cat's face, fur pattern and body appearance.
View the reference clipThe reference supplies the standing dance, headphones and room; your photo guides the cat. Choose the opening 5 seconds or the full 15-second reference. This template is for cats, not dogs or people.
The reference behind this version
The source clip explains the performance. The How to example shows an actual generated result.
- Reference
The selected headphone-cat performance
The linked reference page shows the upright cat, glowing cat-ear headphones and purple-lit bedroom used for this template. It attributes the reference to @77_qiqi_; this is not a claim about who first created the trend.
View the reference clip - Your version
Your photos, the selected performance
Upload one cat photo to guide its face, coat and body. The complete option follows the selected 15-second reference. How to keeps our earlier 10-second sample rather than presenting reference footage as a generated result.
How to make your video
Choose clear photos, check the role mapping and review your settings before generating.
Add your photos
Upload one photo containing one cat. Keep the face, ears and body visible; avoid people or other pets in the frame.
Check the settings
Choose 5 or 15 seconds in vertical 9:16, then 480P or 720P. Default: 15 seconds at 480P. Confirm the cat photo and credit total.
Generate and review
Check the credits and generate. Follow progress in History, then preview and download the completed video.
Photos that work best
A clear single-cat photo helps preserve the face, coat pattern and body shape through the dance.
Avoid
- Dogs, people or several animals in one image.
- Blankets, costumes or objects hiding the cat's body.
- Heavy blur, tiny images or an extreme face-only crop.
Built around the reference
Keep your inputs focused on the appearance you want to bring into the scene.
Your cat's appearance
Use the photo for the cat's face, coat and body while the reference supplies the dance.
Follow the original sequence
Follow the reference's paw movements, turns and room framing. Choose 15 seconds for the complete selected routine.
Review the complete result
Check identity, motion, edges and timing throughout the clip before sharing.
Settings and credits
The generation button shows the credits required for your selected settings.
Choose your output
5 or 15 seconds in 9:16, at 480P or 720P, with reference audio. Default: 15 seconds at 480P.
Check the total first
Sign in to see your balance and the quoted credit total. Each new generation is a separate paid attempt.
The live quote in the generator is the current total for your chosen settings.
A ready-made template or your own setup?
Choose this template for the displayed scene. Use AI Character Swap when you want to supply a different video.
This template
- Video and motion
- Selected reference, opening 5s or complete 15s cut
- Photo assignment
- One labeled slot for your cat
- Settings and delivery
- 480P / 720P, upfront credit quote, History and download
Your own setup
- Video and motion
- Choose a video and prepare the section you want
- Photo assignment
- Describe the characters to replace in your chosen video
- Settings and delivery
- Review supported settings and the quote for your selected video
Explore more templates
Try another scene with a different performance.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload a dog or a person?
This template is designed for cats only. Use a single-cat photo; choose a dog or human dance generator for other subjects.
What kind of cat photo should I use?
Choose a sharp photo of one cat with a visible face, ears, coat pattern and body. A simple background and visible paws help. Avoid groups and extreme face-only crops.
Will my cat keep its fur markings?
The photo guides the cat's appearance, including its face and coat pattern. AI results can vary, so check markings, paws and body shape throughout the finished video.
What length and shape is the video?
Choose the opening 5 seconds or the full 15-second headphone-cat reference in 9:16. The short version is not sped up to fit the whole dance. Both offer 480P and 720P; the default is 15 seconds at 480P.
How many credits does it cost?
Select your output settings to see the current credit total on the generation button. Sign in to check your available balance before submitting.
Does the video include audio?
New generations use the selected reference clip's audio for the chosen duration. Generation does not grant music rights or guarantee that a social platform will keep the sound. Check permissions for your use, or mute or replace it before sharing.
What happens if generation fails?
Confirmed technical failures automatically return the credits charged for that task. A completed video with visual imperfections is not automatically a failed task. Check History and your balance before retrying; a new generation is a separate paid attempt.
Where can I find and download my video?
Open History in the tool to check progress, preview the completed result and download it. If a request is still processing or its status is unclear, check that task before submitting again.
Why is the How to video only 10 seconds and silent?
It is our original 10-second, 480P generated sample, shown with the exact input cat photo. We keep that example unchanged. New generations now offer 5 or 15 seconds with reference audio; fur markings, paws and motion still need review.