Prepare photos for Hotel Lobby AI cats
If you have two similar cats, choose images that show their different markings. A blurry patch of fur is not a useful identity reference. The human performance template can also introduce human-like posture or limbs; inspect the full output.
- Show one animal per image with both eyes and the muzzle visible.
- Use a front-facing or slight three-quarter view in daylight.
- Include the head and some body rather than a tightly cropped nose.
- Avoid cages, hands or toys covering the face.
Make a pet and owner version
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Choose the two subjects
Upload one photo of your own pet and a separate photo of its consenting adult owner.
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Set the role order
Put the pet in the slot for the side you want. The prompt assigns each image to its side, although generation may vary.
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Choose a short output
Use 10 or 15 seconds and your preferred frame. The default 768P/10-second quote is 320 credits.
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Check animal anatomy
Review ears, paws, markings and mouth movement after each cut. Do not judge only the first frame.
What to expect from a pet rap clip
The reference provides a rap performance rather than a natural animal action. A stylized or anthropomorphic result may fit the joke, but this is not a pet-animation model with guaranteed anatomy.
Before retrying, identify whether the source image is unclear or whether the output’s movement is the problem. Better lighting can improve the reference; changing resolution alone cannot fix a hidden face or make a human motion template behave like a walking cat.