Pick a photo that shows the animal
A clear full-body photo gives you more useful information than a close crop of a nose. Keep the ears, paws and outline inside the frame if possible. Use a picture with one pet, good daylight and little motion blur. A busy background is less important than a readable subject, but avoid another animal overlapping the one you want to cast.
Choose a role that suits the gag
On the table is the simplest role to plan for a pet because it makes the animal the center of the misunderstanding. The reference gallery includes a corgi scene beside its input photo. It is an example of the idea, not a promise that every animal, breed or pose will behave the same way. Both of us requires a separate photo for the second role; do not squeeze two subjects into one input.
Check the pet result before sharing
Pet photos can be used for the On the table role. The current Made here demonstration uses two AI adult portraits; the pet clip is labelled as a reference and is not evidence of a pet generation made here. Check body proportions, paws, table contact and movement in your own result. A photo is a reference, not a guarantee of an exact pose or likeness.
Choose 5, 10, or 15 seconds and 768p, 1K (1080p), or 2K. If submission is uncertain, continue the saved request instead of starting another.