Smalltown Boy pet dance duo

For a pet duo, choose one animal per photo and select Pet duo. Use visible faces, ears and distinctive markings to tell the subjects apart. This pairing is available for photo preparation, with generated results still pending validation.

Try the photo setup

Find two distinguishable references

Choose a photo where each animal is easy to recognize. Keep ears, muzzle and the body outline visible if possible. A collar or a distinctive coat patch can be useful to inspect later, but do not add a collar simply to satisfy the form.

Two similar animals are harder for a human reviewer to tell apart. Decide which real markings identify A and B before you submit. A close-up of only fur or a photo with both animals does not clearly define one identity.

Prepare the pet slots

The cast instruction describes two pets and asks the model to preserve breed, fur and markings. It is an adaptation of a human duo reference. Selecting it does not establish that animal movement will work reliably.

  1. Add the first reacting pet in A.
  2. Add the first dancing pet in B.
  3. Select Pet duo and compare each thumbnail with its original.
  4. Use Swap before confirming photo permission.

Expect anatomy to need inspection

A dance reference may contain upright poses that do not fit the animal’s normal anatomy. The instructions request plausible paw movement, but the model can still create extra paws, stretched bodies or human-like features.

Do not judge a whole clip by a cute opening frame. Check the switch, the widest body shot and the final movement for merged subjects or exchanged markings. A pet result is not a record of something the animal actually did.

If one pet changes into the other

First inspect the uploaded originals: does each contain only one animal, and are the faces large enough to recognize? Then compare which markings were lost during the change. This gives you a concrete issue to describe.

Keep the accepted task ID and completed file when contacting support. A new generation is a separate request; changing reference photos does not repair an existing completed video.

Share a pet result accurately

Do not present an AI dance as real footage of animal handling or training. Review the visual sequence and any generated audio before using the clip.

The original song is not supplied. A pets setup is free to prepare locally, but it is not an offer of free video processing or an already validated pet generator.

Your questions, answered

Can I use a cat and a dog?

You can prepare that pairing with one photo per animal. Its generated behavior is not yet verified.

Will the animals keep their real anatomy?

The instructions request plausible anatomy, but an output can still contain errors.

Does Pet duo upload automatically?

No. Choosing the cast and photos is local preparation.