The Virumi team
The Dog Couple Dance scene works through a simple relationship: one dog performs while the other records it. The phone tells the viewer why the second dog is standing nearby. A coherent room and two stable identities make the interaction readable.
The filming dog has an active role
The partner is not background decoration. Its paws need to remain connected to the phone, which should continue pointing toward the dancer. If the phone floats away or changes between paws without a transition, the scene becomes harder to follow. Both dogs should share the same floor and lighting.
Identity includes the coat
A familiar animal is recognized through its ears, muzzle, coat color and markings. A dance can look lively while losing those details. Compare the finished dancer with the original photo through the whole sequence, including side views and turns. Virumi’s first sample shows the two-role setup but has a darker dancer coat and a less exact turn; it is a visible example of those limits.
Current generation format
The current output is a 15-second portrait video. Two-photo mode specifies both dogs and offers Balanced 480p or Premium 480p. Premium one-photo mode creates the filming partner. Higher resolutions and Balanced one-photo mode remain unavailable. Check the version, photos and quote on the creation page rather than inferring them from another pet template.
Use the photo and generation guide or open the scene when you are ready.
Input modes and current pricing
Two photos specify both identities and offer Balanced 480p (15 credits; $7.99 one-off) or Premium 480p (normally 30 credits; $9.99 one-off). One-photo mode is Premium 480p only, with a different AI partner. An eligible account’s first Premium full video costs 20 credits, once across the account. Standard one-photo mode and untested 720p/1080p combinations remain unavailable. Check the selected input mode and current quote before buying.