Singing dog AI · your song · one photo
Singing Dog AI: Make Your Dog Sing Any Song
Raindance Maker Singing Dog AI is a pet lip-sync video generator: upload one photo of your dog, cat or other pet, add a 2–15 second clip of any song or type the words, and it sings them in a 5, 10 or 15 s MP4 (9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, up to 1080p). Videos start at 7 credits (about $0.26); new accounts get 5 free credits. Free accounts get a moving watermark.
Make my pet sing- One pet photo, duet optional
- Your song or typed words
- 5 / 10 / 15 s
- From 7 credits
10 s · 480p · the model sings, no reference video
Best results: a sharp, well-lit photo with the whole head in frame and nothing covering the mouth.
Example result. Your pet keeps its own fur, markings and face.
What is singing dog AI?
Singing dog AI (also called AI singing dog, dog singing AI or singing pet AI) is an image-to-video model that animates one still photo of a pet so its mouth, jaw and head move with a song. Here the song is yours to choose: a clip you upload, words you type or Happy Birthday with a name. Nothing is filmed and no reference video is used; the model draws every frame from your photo and the scene prompt.
| Item | What you get |
|---|---|
| Photos | One clear photo of a dog, cat, hamster, rabbit or bird; a second pet photo makes a duet |
| What it sings | Your own MP3 or WAV of 2–15 s (Seedance models and Wan 3.0), up to 160 typed characters in any language, or Happy Birthday with a name |
| Scenes | Bathtub opera with a towel and hair dryer, theatre stage with a vintage mic, recording studio with headphones, birthday party with a cake |
| Length and frame | 5, 10 or 15 s; 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 at the same price |
| Models | Seedance 2.0 Mini (default), Seedance 2.0 Fast, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.5, MiniMax H3 and Wan 3.0; 480p to 1080p |
| Price | 7–540 credits per video; 13 credits for 10 s on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p |
| Watermark | A moving raindancemaker.com mark on free accounts; none once you have any paid order |
| Output | An MP4 with the pet's singing voice, downloadable from the result and from your history |
Can my dog sing any song? Upload your own song clip
Yes, as long as the clip is 2 to 15 seconds. Choose “My song”, upload an MP3 or WAV of the part you want (a chorus works best) and the pet lip-syncs to its vocals in the scene you pick. This is how people make an AI dog singing APT., a cat singing a Billie Eilish line or a dog doing Single Ladies. Every Seedance model and Wan 3.0 take a song; MiniMax H3 only sings typed words.
| Song type | Upload this part | Video length |
|---|---|---|
| Pop chorus (APT., Single Ladies) | The hook with the title line, cut to start on the first sung word | 10 s |
| Slow ballad (a Billie Eilish song) | One or two long held lines; slow vowels read clearly on a muzzle | 10–15 s |
| Dance track (Waiting for Love) | The sung line before the drop, not the instrumental drop itself | 5–10 s |
| Rap verse | Four to eight bars with clear words and little reverb | 10 s |
| Happy Birthday | No upload needed: pick the Birthday scene and type the name | 10 s |
Trim before you upload
Silence or an intro at the start makes the pet wait with its mouth shut. Any phone editor can cut the clip to the first sung word.
Match the length
Pick the video length closest to your clip. If the clip ends early, the model keeps the pet moving to the beat for the rest.
Clear vocals win
A studio version lip-syncs better than a live recording or a cover with crowd noise. An instrumental gives the mouth nothing to follow.
Can an AI dog sing in Spanish or Chinese, or rap?
Yes. The models sing in whatever language you type or upload, so an AI dog singing in Spanish or a cat singing a Chinese song is made exactly like an English one. For fast songs and rap, upload the audio instead of typing the lyrics: quick syllables come out cleaner when the model can hear the rhythm.
Spanish and other languages
Type the words with their accents (“feliz cumpleaños, te quiero”) or upload the clip. The mouth shapes are animal shapes either way, so no language looks more natural than another.
The Chinese rap dog sound
The 2024 rap dog lip-synced “Yin Guo” (因果) by SKAI ISYOURGOD, the part with the line about mountains of gold and silver. Upload 8–10 seconds of that verse and choose the studio scene for the same confident head bob.
Fast rap
A muzzle can't form every consonant, so the jaw lands on the beat and the stressed syllables. Seedance 2.5 or Seedance 2.0 keep the timing tightest; keep the clip to one verse.
How to make a dog singing AI video
1. Upload one pet photo
Use a sharp, front-facing photo with the whole head in frame and the mouth visible. Add a second pet's photo if you want a duet.
2. Choose what it sings
Type up to 160 characters, or switch to My song and upload a 2–15 s MP3 or WAV. On the Birthday scene the box asks for a name instead.
3. Pick the scene and settings
Bathtub opera, stage, studio or birthday; then the length, frame, model and resolution. Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p is the cheapest.
4. Generate and download
Tick the photo rights box and press Make it sing. The video is usually ready in a few minutes; download the MP4. A failed video returns its credits.
AI dog singing Happy Birthday with a name
Pick the Birthday scene, keep “Type the words” and enter the name: the pet sings “happy birthday dear …” in a living room with balloons and a cake with lit candles. It works the same for an AI cat singing Happy Birthday or any other pet, and a 10-second video fits most of the song. The melody is in the public domain in the US, so it is the safest song to post. Happy Birthday to You and its copyright history
Short names sing best
One or two syllables (Mom, Lily, Grandpa) land cleanly on the note. The box takes up to 30 characters.
10 s for the song, 15 s for a slower take
10 s reaches the “dear …” line; 15 s lets the pet finish and look at the candles.
Two pets singing to one person
Add a second photo and both pets sing it together, taking turns line by line.
Which pets can sing? Dogs, cats, hamsters and birds
Any pet with a visible face can sing. Dogs and cats give the most natural mouths, hamsters and rabbits sing in quick little bites, and birds open and close the beak. The prompt keeps each animal's own muzzle or beak and teeth, with no human lips or hands, and two photos make two pets sing a duet.
| Pet | How it sings | Best photo |
|---|---|---|
| Dog | Jaw, tongue and throat move with each sung syllable; head sways on the beat | Front-facing, mouth closed or slightly open |
| Flat-faced dog (pug, French bulldog) | Smaller mouth movement; the snout can drift toward another breed | Sharp, nose in focus; Seedance 2.5 keeps the face closest |
| Cat | Mouth opens wide on long notes; whiskers and ears stay put | Eyes open, face evenly lit |
| Hamster or rabbit | Small, quick mouth movements on the beat | Close-up with the animal filling most of the frame |
| Parrot or other bird | The beak opens and closes; no lips are added | Side or three-quarter view that shows the beak |
| Two pets | They take turns line by line, then sing the last line together | Two separate photos, one pet in each |
Singing dog AI examples
Six AI singing pet videos in the tool's scenes: two bathtub operas, a studio take and three stage performances. Press play for the sound.
Golden retriever, bathtub opera
10 s · Bathtub opera
Wrapped in a white towel, a golden retriever sings opera into a hair dryer and closes its eyes on the high notes.
Orange cat, bathtub opera
10 s · Bathtub opera
An orange-and-white cat in a towel belts out a line while the dryer blows its fur.
Chihuahua in the studio
10 s · Studio
Headphones on, a chihuahua sings into a studio mic in front of a mixing desk.
Golden retriever crooner
7.5 s · Stage
A bow tie, a vintage chrome microphone and a red velvet curtain: a short crooner line.
Rock cat on stage
11.4 s · Stage
A black cat in sunglasses and a studded jacket sings rock under concert lights.
Hamster under a spotlight
9.3 s · Stage
A hamster sings into a tiny microphone on a small wooden stage.
Each example sings a different song. Your video uses your own photo, so the fur, markings and face are your pet's.
Is singing pet AI free? Credits and watermark
Making a video costs credits: from 7 credits for 5 s on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p, 13 for 10 s, up to 540 for 15 s on Seedance 2.5 at 1080p. An uploaded song costs the same as typed words, and so do every scene and frame. New accounts get 5 free credits to try it. Free-account videos carry a moving watermark; any paid order removes it.
| Model | Resolution | 5 s | 10 s | 15 s |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 480p | 7 ($0.26) | 13 ($0.48) | 19 ($0.71) |
| Seedance 2.0 Mini | 720p | 14 ($0.52) | 27 ($1.00) | 40 ($1.49) |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 480p | 14 ($0.52) | 27 ($1.00) | 41 ($1.52) |
| Seedance 2.0 Fast | 720p | 29 ($1.08) | 58 ($2.16) | 87 ($3.23) |
| Seedance 2.0 | 480p | 23 ($0.86) | 45 ($1.67) | 67 ($2.49) |
| Seedance 2.0 | 720p | 48 ($1.78) | 96 ($3.57) | 144 ($5.35) |
| Seedance 2.0 | 1080p | 120 ($4.46) | 239 ($8.89) | 358 ($13.31) |
| Seedance 2.5 | 480p | 33 ($1.23) | 65 ($2.42) | 97 ($3.61) |
| Seedance 2.5 | 720p | 73 ($2.71) | 146 ($5.43) | 218 ($8.11) |
| Seedance 2.5 | 1080p | 180 ($6.69) | 360 ($13.38) | 540 ($20.08) |
| MiniMax H3 | 720p | 20 ($0.74) | 39 ($1.45) | 58 ($2.16) |
| MiniMax H3 | 1080p | 31 ($1.15) | 62 ($2.31) | 93 ($3.46) |
| Wan 3.0 | 480p | 12 ($0.45) | 23 ($0.86) | 34 ($1.26) |
| Wan 3.0 | 720p | 23 ($0.86) | 45 ($1.67) | 67 ($2.49) |
| Wan 3.0 | 1080p | 45 ($1.67) | 89 ($3.31) | 133 ($4.94) |
Dollar figures use the cheapest monthly-plan credit ($0.037 per credit). The one-time $5 pack has 24 credits; the Starter plan gives 240 credits a month for $9.
Free credits, login and watermark
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Credits on sign-up | 5 credits |
| Enough for one video? | No: the cheapest video is 7 credits |
| Login needed? | Yes, to generate and keep videos; this page and its examples are open to everyone |
| Watermark on free accounts | Yes, a moving raindancemaker.com mark; any paid order removes it from new and earlier videos |
| Download | MP4 download from the result and from your history |
| Failed video | The credits come back automatically |
Credit packs and plans for singing pet videos
A 10-second Seedance 2.0 Mini video at 480p costs 13 credits; the video counts below use that video.
Starter
For trying the trend
240 credits / month
≈ 18 ten-second MiniMax H3 720p videos
- Watermark-free videos, including ones you already made
- Failed videos refunded
- Email support
Pro
For regular creators
780 credits / month
≈ 60 ten-second MiniMax H3 720p videos
- Watermark-free videos, including ones you already made
- Failed videos refunded
- All lengths up to 15 seconds
- Priority support
Enterprise
For agencies and pages
2,650 credits / month
≈ 203 ten-second MiniMax H3 720p videos
- Everything in Pro
- Dedicated support
- Custom integrations
Singing dog AI app or website?
No app is needed: this singing dog AI runs in the browser on iPhone, Android and desktop, so the photo comes from your camera roll and the MP4 downloads back to it. If you are comparing singing pet apps, the table puts its public numbers next to two tools ChatGPT often suggests, Singing Pet and TuneArt.
| Item | Raindance Maker | Singing Pet | TuneArt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | From 7 credits per video; plans from $9 a month | $12.99 a week or $39.99 a year; $6.99 to unlock one video | About 30 credits per 15 s video; plan prices not published |
| Free | Sign-up credits when offered | 2 videos a month | First video free |
| Watermark | On free accounts | On free videos | On the free video |
| Length | 5, 10 or 15 s | Up to 30 s | 15 s |
| Your own song | MP3 or WAV, 2–15 s, or typed words | Yes | Yes |
Other tools' numbers are from their public pricing pages, checked on 2026-11-03.
What singing dog AI can't do
It can't copy your pet's real bark or voice, make more than 15 seconds in one video, or match every syllable of fast rap, and MiniMax H3 can't take your own song. Results get worse with side profiles, blurry or dark photos, a hand or toy covering the mouth, and very dark fur, where teeth and eyes can come out wrong.
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| The mouth is behind the song | Trim the clip to start on the first sung word and choose the length closest to it; Seedance 2.5 keeps the tightest timing. |
| The face or breed changes | Use a sharp front photo with the whole head in frame and no filter; try Seedance 2.5. |
| Human-looking teeth or lips (often dark fur) | Pick a photo with light on the face; Seedance 2.0 or 2.5 hold the muzzle better than Mini. |
| Extra paws or a floating hair dryer | Choose the stage or studio scene or a shorter video; fewer props, fewer mistakes. |
| No singing, or the wrong tune | Check the file plays for 2–15 s and has vocals; with typed words, keep them short and simple. |
| Blurry after posting | Generate at 720p or 1080p; social apps re-compress 480p hard. |
The exact prompt for each scene
This is the text sent with one pet, typed words and a 10 s vertical video. You can paste it into another image-to-video tool that takes a reference photo.
Bathtub opera
The singer is the pet in @Image1. Keep its species, breed, size, fur colour and markings, eye colour, ears and collar exactly as in the photo in every frame. It keeps its own animal muzzle or beak, nose and teeth: no human lips, no human teeth, no human hands, no extra legs or paws. A bright white-tiled bathroom. The pet stands upright in the bathtub or at the basin, a white towel wrapped around its body, fur damp and fluffy, holding a black hair dryer in one front paw like a microphone while the dryer blows its fur. It sings opera with dramatic feeling, eyes closed on the high notes, the other front paw raised. vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, one continuous shot at the pet’s eye level with the head and upper body in frame, a slow gentle push-in. Its mouth opens on every sung syllable and closes in the pauses, the jaw, cheeks and throat moving with the melody; the eyes close on the long notes and the head sways a little with the beat. Sound: the pet sings in a big operatic voice over a soft orchestral backing, singing a short original song with simple, catchy words; no speech, no narration. No on-screen text, captions, lyrics, logos or watermarks; anything written in the scene is blank.
Stage
The singer is the pet in @Image1. Keep its species, breed, size, fur colour and markings, eye colour, ears and collar exactly as in the photo in every frame. It keeps its own animal muzzle or beak, nose and teeth: no human lips, no human teeth, no human hands, no extra legs or paws. A small theatre stage with a red velvet curtain, a warm spotlight and a wooden floor. The pet sits upright behind a vintage chrome microphone on a stand, one front paw resting on the stand, and sings like a crooner to the audience. vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, one continuous shot at the pet’s eye level with the head and upper body in frame, a slow gentle push-in. Its mouth opens on every sung syllable and closes in the pauses, the jaw, cheeks and throat moving with the melody; the eyes close on the long notes and the head sways a little with the beat. Sound: the pet sings in a smooth crooner voice over a small jazz band, singing a short original song with simple, catchy words; no speech, no narration. No on-screen text, captions, lyrics, logos or watermarks; anything written in the scene is blank.
Studio
The singer is the pet in @Image1. Keep its species, breed, size, fur colour and markings, eye colour, ears and collar exactly as in the photo in every frame. It keeps its own animal muzzle or beak, nose and teeth: no human lips, no human teeth, no human hands, no extra legs or paws. A recording studio booth with acoustic foam walls and a mixing desk behind. The pet wears over-ear headphones and sings into a large studio microphone with a pop filter, swaying gently. vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, one continuous shot at the pet’s eye level with the head and upper body in frame, a slow gentle push-in. Its mouth opens on every sung syllable and closes in the pauses, the jaw, cheeks and throat moving with the melody; the eyes close on the long notes and the head sways a little with the beat. Sound: the pet sings in a clear pop voice over a modern pop beat, singing a short original song with simple, catchy words; no speech, no narration. No on-screen text, captions, lyrics, logos or watermarks; anything written in the scene is blank.
Birthday
The singer is the pet in @Image1. Keep its species, breed, size, fur colour and markings, eye colour, ears and collar exactly as in the photo in every frame. It keeps its own animal muzzle or beak, nose and teeth: no human lips, no human teeth, no human hands, no extra legs or paws. A cosy living room decorated for a birthday: balloons, streamers and a cake with lit candles on the table in front of the pet. The pet wears a small paper party hat and sings happily to the camera, swaying with the tune; near the end it looks at the candles. vertical 9:16, 10 seconds, one continuous shot at the pet’s eye level with the head and upper body in frame, a slow gentle push-in. Its mouth opens on every sung syllable and closes in the pauses, the jaw, cheeks and throat moving with the melody; the eyes close on the long notes and the head sways a little with the beat. Sound: the pet sings Happy Birthday in a warm, funny animal singing voice with a light piano backing: "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear friend, happy birthday to you", as much as fits in 10 seconds; no speech, no narration. No on-screen text, captions, lyrics, logos or watermarks; anything written in the scene is blank.
Singing vs talking pet AI
This tool makes pets sing. A talking pet video uses the same lip-sync idea with speech instead of a melody: type spoken words in the studio scene and the pet will half-sing them, but for an AI dog talking clip with normal speech, a talking-pet tool is the better fit. Singing is the harder job, because the mouth has to hold notes and follow a beat, not only open on syllables.
What is the singing dog trend?
Singing animal videos went viral on TikTok in 2022 through the Revive photo app, came back in November 2024 when a toy poodle lip-synced a Chinese rap song, and returned in October 2026 as pets singing opera in the bathtub with a towel and a hair dryer. Each wave is the same idea: one still pet photo that sings.
2022: Revive app singing animals
A photo animation app let people make their pets lip-sync pop songs, and the clips spread across TikTok. Know Your Meme entry
November 2024: the Chinese rap dog
A toy poodle named Angela lip-synced “Yin Guo” (因果) by SKAI ISYOURGOD; the clip passed 5.9 million views and spawned cat and dog remakes. the original TikTok
October 2026: bathtub opera pets
Pets standing in the bath, wrapped in a white towel, singing opera into a hair dryer, posted under tags like #singingdogtrend and #dogblowdry. The Bathtub opera scene above makes this one.
Singing dog AI FAQ
Which part of a song should I upload for my dog to sing?
The chorus or hook, 8 to 12 seconds long, cut to start on the first sung word. The vocals should be loud and clear, so skip intros, instrumental drops and live recordings with crowd noise. Then choose the video length closest to the clip.
Can I use a popular song like APT. and post the video on TikTok?
You can upload a clip for your own video here, but posting a copyrighted recording can still get the video muted or claimed on TikTok, Instagram or YouTube. Posting with the platform's own music library is usually allowed. For ads or monetized channels, use music you have a license for, or Happy Birthday, which is public domain in the US.
Does the video keep my song's music or only the singing?
Your clip is sent as the soundtrack and the model sings its vocals as the pet's voice, so the result normally carries the song's music too. The model regenerates the sound, though, so it can differ slightly from your file. If you need the exact recording, mute the video and lay the original under it in any editor.
Can my dog rap fast lyrics like the Chinese rap dog?
Yes: upload the verse itself rather than typing it. A dog's jaw follows the beat and the stressed syllables rather than every consonant, so keep it to one verse of about 10 seconds. Seedance 2.5 or Seedance 2.0 give the tightest timing.
Can I make a pet that has passed away sing Happy Birthday?
Yes. Use the clearest photo you have, pick the Birthday scene and type the name; the prompt keeps the pet's fur, markings and eye colour. A 10-second video on Seedance 2.5 keeps the face closest. Watch it yourself first before you share it with family.
Is there a singing dog AI app for iPhone or Android?
This singing dog AI is a website, not an app: open it in Safari or Chrome on your phone, pick the photo from your camera roll and download the MP4 back to it. There is nothing to install, and Android works the same way as iPhone.
Is singing dog AI free?
Each video costs credits, from 7 credits for 5 seconds on Seedance 2.0 Mini at 480p. New accounts get 5 free credits, enough to try it. Free-account videos carry a moving watermark; any paid order removes it.
Give your pet a song
One photo, your song or a few typed words, and a few minutes later your dog or cat is singing it.
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