The Virumi team
A dog or cat performs a rock ballad at a grand piano, with a stadium backdrop and a close-up of its singing.
Photos and roles
Use one photo of one dog or cat. Choose the matching dog or cat version before uploading. Keep the muzzle, ears, chest and paws visible; a clear whole-body photo helps the seated piano pose.
Use a sharp original photo rather than an enlarged screenshot. Keep one intended subject in each subject slot, with even lighting and no stickers or heavy face coverings. Check the role labels before replacing a photo so the same image does not accidentally fill two different parts.
What happens in the video
- The pet sits at a grand piano on a stadium stage.
- Its paws meet the keys while it performs into the microphone.
- The camera moves closer to the pet during the expressive singing moment.
- The selected cut finishes with the piano performance and its soundtrack.
Choose the version
Dog and cat versions each have a 28-second full cut and a 15-second highlight in a square 1:1 frame. Select the subject and cut together; changing the cut changes the duration and quote.
The creation form shows the options available for the selected version. Review its photo requirements, duration, audio choice and quote together. A sample shown for one cut or resolution does not establish the result of every other combination.
Make and review the video
- Open the template and choose an available version.
- Add the photos in their labeled roles and review any optional scene settings.
- Check the current quote, duration and audio setting before submitting.
- When the result is ready, watch the entire clip, including the transitions and ending.
- Download the completed video and check its audio in the downloaded file.
Check the muzzle and fur markings through the close-up, the paws near the keys and the relationship between singing and sound. A recognizable pet matters more than an exact copy of every reference frame.
Common questions
Which photos should I use?
Use one photo of one dog or cat. Choose the matching dog or cat version before uploading. Keep the muzzle, ears, chest and paws visible; a clear whole-body photo helps the seated piano pose.
Which version should I choose?
Dog and cat versions each have a 28-second full cut and a 15-second highlight in a square 1:1 frame. Select the subject and cut together; changing the cut changes the duration and quote.
What will my video cost?
The selected version, model and resolution determine the current quote. Check the displayed duration and total before submitting; a price from a different template or version does not apply automatically.
Will the result match the example exactly?
Check the muzzle and fur markings through the close-up, the paws near the keys and the relationship between singing and sound. A recognizable pet matters more than an exact copy of every reference frame. AI motion and fine details can vary. A reference example explains the scene; it is not a guarantee for every input photo.
View the template and its available examples.
Example limitations
AI paws, props and mouth movement may vary; exact lip-sync is not guaranteed.