Hotel Lobby AI for pets
The trend started with two cats in an orange booth. Yours can be next: add two pet photos and get a 10-second video of them trading bars at one microphone.
Make your videoPets are harder than people
They don't pose
Most pet photos are side-on, asleep or half out of frame. The model needs to see the face.
Guides are written for humans
“Front-facing portrait with even lighting” is easy to say to a person. Less so to a cat.
Two pets, one frame
A photo with both animals in it won't work. Each performer needs their own photo.
How it works with pets
One photo per pet
Left slot, right slot. A pet and a person together works too.
They keep their look
Coat colour, markings and collar come from the photo. The mouth movement and the head nods are generated.
An original song
Type their names as the theme and the lyrics are about them.
What it looks like
Picking a pet photo
- Face towards the camera, eyes visible.
- The animal fills most of the frame. Crop out people and other pets.
- Daylight, no flash eyes.
- Sitting or standing works better than lying down.
- At least 240 pixels on the short side.
AI results vary. Markings and proportions can come out a little different from the photo, so pick one where the face and coat are easy to see.
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