Pet-friendly role guide · Reviewed October 27, 2026

Make a Gangnam Style AI video with pets and people

Add a pet, consenting adult or plush toy directly to Center, Left or Right—no cast-mode choice is required. Center is required; empty side roles use preset adults. The result follows the 15-second group → solos → group sequence.

By Gangnam Style AI Video · Published and reviewed October 27, 2026

Add my subjects

Pet-friendly input requirements

  • Center is required; Left and Right are optional.
  • One subject per image; show the full body in clear light.
  • Adults, pets and plush toys can share one mixed cast.
  • AI can change fur, paws, tails or role consistency.

01 · Role map

Put the main subject in Center

Pet and mixed casts use the same fixed role order as the human workflow. The position you choose determines which solo belongs to each adult, pet or toy.

Center

0–2 s group opening · 2–4.9 s first solo · 12.3–15 s return

Right

Group opening · 4.9–8.4 s second solo

Left

Group opening · 8.4–12.3 s third solo

02 · Photo checklist

Use one whole subject per photo

Show the whole body

Keep the face, legs, paws and tail inside the frame. The model must adapt the subject to an upright performance.

One subject per image

Do not use a group pet photo. Upload a separate image for Center, Left and Right.

Keep identity clues visible

Sharp eyes, ears, fur markings and collars help you review whether the correct pet stays in each role.

Use photos you control

Every person must be an adult who agreed. Use your own pet or toy, or get the owner's permission for its photo.

03 · What you get

A short landscape mixed-cast performance

15 seconds

Fixed group and solo sequence

720p MP4

Landscape 16:9 download

Three subjects

Center, Right and Left roles

Flexible cast

Adults, pets and plush toys can mix

The MP4 includes reference audio for the trend timing. It does not clone a pet owner's voice or grant third-party music rights. Check the audio rules of the platform where you plan to post.

04 · Result limits

Review fur, paws, tails and every role

What can vary

  • Fine fur colors or markings may simplify or shift.
  • Paws, legs and tails can deform during fast movement.
  • A collar, bow or toy detail may change between shots.
  • Subjects can drift or swap when they overlap in group shots.

How to review

Watch the opening group, then pause at each solo handoff. Check Center first, Right around 5–8 seconds and Left around 8–12 seconds. A retry creates a new result and can vary again. For general identity diagnostics, read the face and identity guide.

05 · Questions

Gangnam Style AI with pets FAQ

Can I make a Gangnam Style AI video with my pets here?

Yes. Add a pet directly to Center, Left or Right. You can combine pets, consenting adults and plush toys without choosing a separate cast mode. The tool creates the fixed group-opening, three-solo and group-return sequence.

How many pet photos do I need?

Only Center is required. Left and Right are optional and use preset adults when empty. Upload a separate photo for every pet, person or plush toy you want to control; one photo is not copied into multiple roles.

Which pet goes first?

Center appears in the opening group, takes the first solo from about 2 to 4.9 seconds and returns for the ending. Right takes the second solo, followed by Left. Put the main subject in Center.

Can I mix people and pets in one video?

Yes. Place a consenting adult, pet or plush toy directly in any of the Center, Left and Right roles. Every human must be an adult who agreed, and every pet or toy photo must be yours or used with the owner’s permission.

Which pet photos work best?

Use one subject per photo. For pets, keep the whole body, face, eyes, legs and tail visible. For adults, use a clear half- or full-body image. Choose sharp, well-lit photos without another subject covering the main one.

What video will I receive?

The current HD option creates a 15-second, landscape 16:9, 720p MP4 with reference audio. It uses the fixed Center, Right and Left timing shown in the role map.

Will the result look exactly like my pets?

No AI result is exact. Fur markings, paws, tails, collars and role positions can drift during fast motion or overlapping shots. Clear whole-body references help, but they do not guarantee perfect identity preservation.

Does adding a pet cost more?

No. Pricing is based on one generated video, not the subject type or number of uploaded photos. The current 720p generation uses 22 credits; see the Pricing page for the current pack price before submitting.

What happens if generation fails?

A failed or provider-blocked task releases its reserved credits. A completed result with ordinary AI variation is not automatically treated as a failed task, so review all three roles before deciding to retry.

Is this the 2012 horse dance?

No. This is the newer three-subject selfie format: group opening, Center solo, Right solo, Left solo and a Center return. It does not recreate the crossed-wrist horse-riding choreography from the 2012 music video.

06 · Create

Add each subject directly to a role

Use Center for the main adult, pet or toy, then optionally add Left and Right subjects. Sign in before generation; the current 720p video uses 22 credits.