Cat videos
Create a character with nine lives and one great scene. Start with your cat’s photo or a text idea, then shape the action.
One action, a readable silhouette and a clear ending.
Reference clip, not a result from your upload.Ideas in motion
Build an AI cat video around one readable action, a recognizable character and a satisfying final beat.
Reference clip, not a result from your upload.
Cat videos
Give the paws space and keep the action short. A single kick is easier to direct than a long routine with several moving subjects.
Reference clip for motion inspiration. Your prompt and photo will not reproduce it exactly.
Reference clip, not a result from your upload.
Cat videos
Build a miniature world around a simple expression. A slow camera move can carry the story while the cat remains recognizable.
Reference clip for motion inspiration. Your prompt and photo will not reproduce it exactly.
Reference clip, not a result from your upload.
Cat videos
Plan a repeatable gesture with a starting pose and an ending pose. Test the seam in an editor before calling the result a seamless loop.
Reference clip for motion inspiration. Your prompt and photo will not reproduce it exactly.
Make the direction your own
Choose an idea, adjust the prompt and send it to your workspace. Existing uploads stay in place.
An animated cat practices one playful martial arts kick, then returns to a balanced stance. Preserve its fur markings, face and body proportions. Use a fixed full-body shot and a lighthearted tone. No injury or sudden cuts.
A brave cat in miniature armor pauses in a fantasy courtyard and looks toward the horizon. A breeze gently moves its cape. Keep the face, fur and armor consistent. Make one slow camera push-in and finish with a steady heroic pose.
A cheerful cat makes two small side steps, lifts its front paws and returns to its starting pose. Keep its face and fur pattern consistent. Use a fixed full-body camera and a clean background. Plan a loop without extra limbs or a scene cut.
A fluffy cat wearing a tiny chef hat carefully inspects one oversized carrot, then looks directly at the camera with a serious expression. Keep the cat behind a clear kitchen counter, preserve its fur pattern and use one locked medium shot. End on the look, without text or a cut.
A cat explorer takes a single careful step across a mossy log in a miniature forest. A leaf drifts slowly past. Preserve the cat’s face, fur and outfit. Use a gentle side view and finish with the cat safely settled on the log.
A cat begins a small dance, pauses when a toy rolls into view, and looks down at it. Keep the full body visible, preserve the cat’s proportions and use a fixed camera. Hold the final reaction briefly. No captions, soundtrack or rapid cuts.
Clips illustrate three motion directions. Additional prompts are variations, not separately generated examples.
From photo to motion brief
Add a clear reference image or start from a text idea.
Choose a scene direction, edit the prompt and describe what should remain consistent.
Explore promptsCheck the reference, prompt and framing, then copy or download your brief.
A more useful motion prompt
A useful cat video prompt tells a short visual story without stacking too many actions.
Questions before you start
Formats, prompts and what you can do in this workspace today.
Choose a reference image, describe the movement and refine your shot settings. You can edit, copy or download the resulting creative brief.
Yes. Add one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. The image stays in this tab and follows your draft during in-site navigation for 30 minutes. Reloading clears it.
No. The clips are visual references. Results will depend on the rendering model, input image and motion settings for your chosen workflow.
Start with one simple action and an obvious finishing beat. Keep the camera still for the first version.
Keep exploring
Choose the workspace that fits the shot you have in mind.
Find a scene structure and an editable prompt.
Save a real video frame as your next starting image.
Give your motion a starting point and a destination.
Plan light, camera movement and product detail.
Direct a readable action scene with a clear finish.
Prepare a photo-led transformation with a playful twist.
Create a character with nine lives and one great scene. Start with your cat’s photo or a text idea, then shape the action.
Bring your reference, refine the direction and save your creative brief.