Your cat's identity
The lead uses the uploaded face, ears and fur pattern. The skeleton and ghost backup cats are not separate upload slots.
One cat photo. A three-cat Halloween dance.Make your cat the lead in a Halloween dance: a red stage jacket, claw gestures and two costumed backup cats.
This version is a three-cat Halloween performance outside a blue haunted-house door, with pumpkins, a red-suited lead, a skeleton cat on the left and a ghost cat on the right.
The selected opening follows shoulder sways, claw-like paw gestures, side turns and short body dips. It is a 15-second excerpt of @moonwalkcats' longer video, not the full music video, a human studio duet or a zombie-couple story.
View the reference sourceThis is the motion reference, not a result generated by this tool. The How to section pairs the exact input photo(s) with our actual generated example.
Our exact gray-cat photo and its 15-second result. The red jacket and Halloween scene remain; the reference's trousers and shoes do not. Moves and costume details can vary.
Use one sharp photo with both ears, eyes, fur markings and body visible. Avoid multiple pets, heavy blur or a face hidden by accessories.
Select 5 or 15 seconds, then 480P or 720P. The tool shows the total credits before you generate.
Sign in, confirm your photos and settings, then generate. Review the finished video before downloading or sharing it.
A focused cat template with a defined role and short reference sequence.
The lead uses the uploaded face, ears and fur pattern. The skeleton and ghost backup cats are not separate upload slots.
A red stage jacket, a pumpkin-lit setting and recognizable claw gestures. This page does not promise frame-exact motion, a human Thriller routine or tested dog support.
Choose supported settings in the tool and review the current total before submitting.
Both lengths start at the beginning of the reference. The 5-second opening does not contain the whole 15-second sequence.
Your quote includes the selected duration and reference-video processing. Changing settings does not start a generation.
The shown 15-second, 480P example is one reviewed result, not a success-rate guarantee. Other settings have not each been separately sampled.
Use the same account and credits across the template library.
It turns one cat photo into the center performer in a three-cat Halloween dance. The haunted-house scene and two costumed backup cats are fixed. It is a specific pet adaptation, not a recreation of the complete Michael Jackson music video.
No. This first version has one upload for the center cat. The left skeleton cat and right ghost cat stay as the reference performers.
No. Your photo guides the cat's face, ears, fur and proportions. This template uses a red stage jacket and the Halloween reference setting. Our sample has gray furry legs and paws, not the reference's red trousers and black shoes; costume details can vary.
This release is a cat template. We have reviewed a cat result, not dog or human results. Use a cat photo for the demonstrated workflow.
Choose a 5-second opening or a 15-second selected clip at 480P or 720P. Both start at the beginning. The 29-second source is not offered in full, and the later deep bow is outside this selected excerpt.
The template uses its configured reference audio. The preview may start muted. This is an independent creative tool, not an official artist product; you still need appropriate rights for your intended use and distribution.
Photos are uploaded to process your generation; they do not stay only on your device. See the Privacy Policy for storage, service providers and deletion requests. Use only images you have permission to submit.
Confirmed technical failures follow the site's credit-return rules. An accepted job that is still processing is not a failed job. A completed result you dislike is not automatically refunded; review the example and photo requirements before submitting.