AI Thanksgiving dog video
- 1 photo
- 5 seconds · 9:16 vertical or 1:1 square
- Silent video
PetCostumeAI's turkey reveal makes a 5-second video from one photo of your dog or cat: your pet sits in autumn leaves, a plush turkey costume appears on them, and they look at the camera. The video is silent, in vertical or square framing, and costs 300–800 credits by quality.
Image effects create still pictures. Effect videos are delivered silently, without a soundtrack.
Your pet photo
0/1Your pet photo
Add one clear photo of a pet you are authorized to use.
400 credits
Failed generations release credits automatically.
How it works
How to use this effect
- 1
Choose a pet photo
Use one clear photo of a single pet as the visual reference.
- 2
Pick quality and framing
Choose Basic, Standard or HD, and vertical 9:16 or square 1:1.
- 3
Create the turkey reveal
The recipe fixes the scene, motion and 5-second length. Save the video from your library within seven days.
Photo tips
- 01Use one pet in the frame.
- 02A sitting photo with the whole body visible gives the costume room to appear.
- 03Choose vertical 9:16 for stories and reels.
A Thanksgiving clip made for stories and reels
Short vertical clips are the format people share on Thanksgiving. This one turns a still photo into a 5-second costume reveal you can post as it is, or add music to in your editing app.
Choose quality
Basic and Standard are 480p; HD is 720p and shows more fur detail. Scene, motion and length are the same.
Effect details
- Input
- 1 pet photo
- Duration
- 5 seconds
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16 vertical or 1:1 square
- Quality
- Basic 480p · Standard 480p · HD 720p
- Audio
- Silent
- Cost
- 300–800 credits
- Silent video
- The video has no soundtrack. Add music or a voiceover in your editing app before you post it.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Every turkey reveal video is 5 seconds long.
No. It is silent, so you can add your own music or voice before posting.
Standard suits most social posts. Choose HD at 720p if you want sharper fur, or Basic to try a photo for fewer credits.
A video costs 300–800 credits depending on quality: Basic, Standard or HD. Credits are a one-time purchase with no subscription.
