Zoomies template
Make a zoomies video of your pet from one photo
Every pet owner has a clip of the zoomies they failed to catch on camera. Upload one photo and get a short vertical video of your pet spinning and bouncing with pure joy, ready for TikTok, Reels or the family group chat.
- Free preview, no sign-up
- Preview has a watermark; keep it without the watermark or make a new HD take, both with credits
- Failed videos are refunded automatically
Try it with your pet
About 5 seconds, vertical 9:16.
1. Your pet photo
Drop a photo here, or tap to choose one
JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB
2. Tell us about your pet
This helps the video stay true to your pet.
3. Choose a version
What the zoomies video looks like
Your pet starts exactly as in your photo, then turns a happy circle and bounces with bright hops. The camera stays on your original framing with a slight push-in, so the result feels like a real clip rather than a filter. Fur, markings and proportions are kept as they are in the photo.
Photo tips
- A sharp, well-lit photo where the whole body is visible works best.
- Give your pet some space in the frame so the bounce has room.
- Avoid photos with people or other animals in them.
Browse by pet: AI cat videos or AI dog videos. Questions about credits or refunds? Read the FAQ or see pricing.
Zoomies video questions
Can I try it without paying or signing up?
Yes. You get a free preview with no payment details and no account needed. The preview carries a Pawtwirl watermark; you can keep that exact preview without the watermark (standard quality), or make a new HD take, a fresh, sharper take from the same photo and template with different details; both use credits.
How long is the zoomies video?
About 5 seconds, vertical 9:16, which fits TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts.
Will it look like my pet?
The video starts from your photo and is told to keep your pet's markings and proportions. Results are best with a clear, front-facing or side-on photo; if a preview misses, try a sharper photo.
What happens if the video fails?
Failed videos are refunded automatically, so you never pay for a result you did not get.