What cat photo works best for the Suave Cat Dance?
Updated · AI Dance Trend
A sharp, well-lit photo of one cat, sitting or standing, with its whole body and all four paws in frame, taken at the cat's eye level. The video opens on this exact photo and the same room becomes the dance floor, so pick a room you're happy to show.
Make the Suave Cat Dance video from your photo
Do
- Whole body and all four paws in frame: the model has to stand your cat up on its back legs.
- Eye level: crouch down instead of shooting from above, so the face isn't foreshortened.
- Daylight or a bright room, no harsh shadow across the face.
- Some space around the cat: the two backup kittens appear beside it.
Avoid
- Two cats in one photo, or a cat on someone's lap: one cat per photo.
- A cat curled up asleep, a loaf with its paws tucked in, or only the head in frame.
- Motion blur from a cat that just moved, or a photo taken through a window.
- Collars with big bells, cones or clothes: the studded belt is the only outfit.
Black, fluffy and older cats
Black cats work, but give the model light to see the face: a bright room or daylight, not a dark sofa at night. Long-haired cats keep their color, though the fur outline can soften during the hip shake. Older and larger cats dance too; only the backup kittens are small.
More than one cat?
Use one photo per cat; each video stars one cat as the lead, with the two generated kittens beside it. If you want all your cats in the trend, the three-video pack ($19.90) gives each its own video.