How do I make a Fuzzy Dream Dance AI video from my pet's photo?

From one photo to the squat

• Open the template page. There is a single box. Use a sharp full-body photo of one pet or one adult, standing and facing the camera, as JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB.
• Pick the place: a sunny yard (the default), a living room, a beach, a stage, a street or a rooftop. Pick the outfit: your own, a white tee with grey trousers, a tracksuit, a pastel hoodie, a bold shirt or all black. Pick the light: bright daylight, golden hour, neon night, soft overcast or spotlight. None changes the price.
• Pick 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, or 16:9 for YouTube and desktop screens.
• Consent, login, pack. Tick the photo-consent box and sign in with Google. Previews come inside a pack.
• Check the preview. It is watch-only, 5 seconds at 480p, with a PREVIEW badge. Look at whether the dancer matches your photo and whether the squat is wide; it runs the moves faster than the full video.
• Render: 1 credit gives the 10-second 720p MP4 with no watermark, saved in My videos.
• Add the sound and your caption in TikTok, starting the sound about 3 seconds in.

The moves already built in

The camera is fixed on the full body. From 0 to 0.7 seconds the dancer drops into the squat. Until about 3.5 seconds there is a low bounce with rolling forearms, until 6 seconds both hands are on the head, until 8 seconds the knees shake and the last two seconds are one arm thrown high.

A pet stands up on its hind legs and uses its front paws as arms. Nothing is lip-synced and no text is drawn; faces and timing shift a little each run.

After rendering

Download the MP4 or copy a share link from My videos. Our video follows seconds 3 to 13 of the @dowaynesmiler5 yard clip, so add the DjLukeyC sound about 3 seconds in; the sound guide has the steps.