AI Video Editor for Pet Clips

The model edits the look of the clip, not the plot. It can change the setting, the light, the colour grade and the atmosphere. It cannot make the cat do something it did not do in the source.

That makes it ideal for clips you already like: a cat walking down a hallway becomes a cat walking through a castle corridor; a cat sitting by a window becomes a cat sitting in a snowbound cabin. It is a bad fit for turning a still clip into an action sequence.

Motion stays anchored to the source. If the original is shaky, the edit will be shaky in a more cinematic way. If the original has a hard cut, the edit usually keeps it.

Castle courtyard adds stone walls, warm torches and light fog. It is the closest companion to the knight cat tools and works best on clips with a steady camera.

VHS 1985 adds analogue grain, slight chromatic aberration, faded colour and a vignette. It is forgiving of imperfect source footage because the artefacts are part of the look.

Autumn leaves moves the scene to a golden park with falling leaves and low sunset light. It needs a clip with visible ground and sky to read convincingly.

Keep it short. Five to ten seconds is enough; the model uses the first 15 seconds and longer clips cost the same but take longer to process.

Keep the cat large in the frame and the camera steady. A clip where the cat occupies a third of the frame gives the model enough detail to preserve the face. A tiny cat in a wide shot may lose its markings.

Avoid clips with burned-in captions, logos or heavy filters. The model tries to preserve them, and text often warps. Upload the cleanest version you have, ideally the original export from your phone rather than a re-download from a social app.

Every upload is checked before it reaches the model. A poster frame is extracted in your browser and moderated, and the prompt is checked separately; a refused clip is not charged.

The edit costs 5 credits; packs start at $9.90 for 10 credits. A failed render is refunded automatically. Output is a 720p MP4 with no watermark, usually in 2–5 minutes.

Only upload footage you own or have permission to use. The editor does not add music, so add a licensed track in your editing app after download.