AI Pet Costume Video
Upload one photo of your cat or dog and pick a costume — knight armour on a stormy moor, a mustard suit for a night-time serenade, or glasses and a bib behind a bar. Meme Remix dresses your pet and animates the scene in a 9:16 video with sound.
- 9:16 vertical
- With sound
What does each style look like?
- Knight Cat
- Suit Serenade
- Dog Bartender
Where this meme comes from
Knight Cat began with an Instagram AI artist in August 2026: a kitten in silver armour with a sword taller than itself, standing its ground on a foggy moor. By late September people were making it with their own pets.
The Suit Serenade style follows the “I Wanna Love You” clip posted on TikTok on 1 October 2026: an AI white cat in a mustard corduroy suit sings into a night-time selfie by the tennis courts, throws a paw in the air and swings it at the lens. Its sound is a 2006 song of the same name; your video gets a wordless crooned melody instead.
Dog Bartender comes from an Instagram reel posted on 30 October 2026: a golden retriever in round glasses and a bib makes a $1, a $5 and an over-the-top $50 drink — broccoli and a sparkler included — with human hands standing in for its paws.
How to make it
- Upload one photoOne pet facing the camera, face and front legs in view.
- Remix itPress Remix it and we make the video for you. It can take a few minutes.
- Download and postYou get a vertical 9:16 MP4 with sound, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
More remixes
See the gallery →Pet in Costume FAQ
What photo works best?
One pet facing the camera, face and front legs in view.
Does it work for dogs as well as cats?
Yes. Any one pet with a clear face works: the costume is fitted to your pet’s own body, fur and markings.
Does my pet sing the real song in the Suit Serenade version?
No. Your pet croons a wordless melody. You can add the trend’s sound from TikTok when you post, but the mouth won’t match its words.
Is it free?
New accounts get free credits to try it. Videos are priced per second, and each template shows its price before you make one. Videos made before your account buys credits carry a watermark; once you have bought credits, your videos come without it.
Can I use a photo of someone else?
Only with their permission. Use photos of yourself, your pet, or people who agreed to it — making videos of real people without their consent is against our Terms.
Who can see my video?
Your videos are not listed anywhere public unless you choose to share one to the gallery. Result links are unlisted: only people you send the link to can open it.
