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Pet rap video

Your pet has bars

Upload one clear photo of your dog, cat, rabbit or parrot, tell us about their attitude, and let them take the mic.

01Performers
Video type
Performer A is a

Choose the sound you want. We don’t infer voices from photos.

What makes a good reference photo?
A clear starting pointOne adult or one pet, facing the camera, with even light and the whole face visible.
Choose another photoGroup photos, hidden faces and heavy shadows make identity harder to preserve.

Illustrations show framing only. Use a separate photo for each performer: A on the left, B on the right.

One person, pet or character per photo, facing the camera, face uncovered. Use photos you have permission to use — adults only for real people. No celebrities.

studio booth stage concept illustration
REC 00:00 / 00:12Studio Booth

A

Monday came in loud, but the top dog came in louder

Layout preview · not the final video
02Stage
A simple backdrop, a vintage mic, all focus.
Stage
03Occasion & topic
Occasion
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04Lyrics

We’ll write the verse from your occasion, names and topic — the preview shows sample lines. To edit the verse, switch on Write my own. Lyrics guide the performance; exact words and name pronunciation aren’t guaranteed.

05Format
Length
Shape
Quality

Photo & duo videos are coming soon

Available now: an original character with your verse.

Make a character video
01

Personality is the lyric

Lazy, dramatic, food-obsessed? One sentence about who they are turns into the verse.

02

Face the camera

A front-facing photo at eye level with the face fully visible gives the best performance. Blurry action shots are harder.

03

Pick their voice

Choose a deeper or a higher rap voice — whatever suits their attitude. Their name, if you add it, goes in the verse.

Topic ideas

Steal a topic

Tap one to start a draft with it.

Concept previews

See the format

The cat who runs the house

Solo · Studio Booth

Fox DJ vs. alley cat

Text prompt · Studio Booth

Late for date night

Duo · Hotel Lobby

Tips

Get a better take

  • Only the pet in the photo — no people in the shot.
  • Give their name — owners love hearing it rapped.
  • Portrait videos fit straight into stories and chats.

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