For the dog you miss
Upload a favorite photo of your dog and see them run, play and wag their tail again in soft golden light, on the walk, the beach or the garden they loved.
To make a dog memorial video, upload a clear photo of your dog, ideally showing the whole body, and write a few words such as "Max runs through the grass toward me". The video keeps their breed, markings and face and shows them running and playing in soft golden light; download the 5, 8 or 10 second MP4.
The video opens on the photo you choose, so the first thing you see is your dog exactly as you remember them.
Every video shows your dog running and playing happily, tail wagging, in soft golden light.
The video is asked to keep their breed, coat, markings and face exactly as in the photo, from a puppy picture to their last summer.
Bring the photo to life where it was taken, or place your dog on the beach, the trail or the field you name.
A sharp photo with their face visible; the whole body helps running look natural.
Their name and one thing they loved, such as "Max chasing his ball".
Save the MP4 to your phone, or share it with the people who knew them.
The moments people choose are often small and familiar. A few that work well:
Many people send the video to the family members and friends who walked, fed and played with their dog. It can also be played at a small goodbye, or kept with other photos on your phone. If you post it, a short caption with their name says the rest.
"Bring the photo to life" uses your photo as the first frame. Your pet starts exactly where the photo was taken, on the sofa, in the garden or at the beach, then runs and plays in soft golden light. The video keeps the photo's shape.
"Place your pet in a new scene" takes 1 or 2 photos of your pet and shows it running and playing in a sunny, peaceful meadow with flowers, or in a place you name, such as a beach or a snowy field. Choose vertical 9:16, square or widescreen. A second photo can show your pet from another angle, or a companion animal who shared its life.
The video can only keep what the photo shows, so a clear photo helps your pet look like themselves from the first frame to the last:
Yes, but the clearer the photo, the closer the result. Scan prints in good light and choose the sharpest picture you have; the video starts from it as it is.
Yes. Bring a photo of both of them to life, or use the new scene with 2 photos, one of each dog, to show them playing together.
The video is asked to keep their breed, markings and face, and usually looks very close. It is an AI recreation, so small details can differ; a sharp, well-lit photo helps most.
A new account's first 5-second video is free, once per network (one IPv4 address or IPv6 /64) every 30 days. After that, a 5-second video costs 150 credits, and credit packs start at $9.99.
Choose a favorite photo, add their name and keep the video.
Last updated November 9, 2026
