Face clearly visible
Eyes and nose sharp and toward the camera. Profiles and motion-blurred shots come back less like your pet.
BAD TIMES TREND · DOGS AND CATS
Put your dog or cat in the BAD TIMES trend
Upload one photo of your dog, cat or other pet — any breed — and pick the take you saw: the husky's, the black shepherd's or the black-and-tan's. It stands on its hind legs, takes over the argument, paws up, pointing, lunging at the lens, lip-synced to Imael Angel's "BAD TIMES". 15 credits, no prompt, no watermark.
- Dogs
- Cats and other pets
- One photo
- 15 s · 9:16 · with the song
15 credits from$9.99 per video15 s · 9:16 · 768p
How to make the pet version
One photo is all it takes; the moves, the handheld camera and the song are already in the template.
DOGS AND CATS
Pet photos that work best
The render keeps your pet's face, coat and markings, so photo quality is what matters most.
Show some body
At least head and chest, ideally the whole animal, so the coat, build and markings carry over.
Good light
Daylight or a bright room. Dark photos turn black fur into one blob.
One pet per photo
Two pets, or a pet being held, leaves the model unsure who should be arguing.
Pet version questions
What is the pet BAD TIMES video?
Your pet, standing on its hind legs, performing the viral argument lip-sync in the room from your photo, with paws up, pointing and a lunge at the lens.
My dog is not a husky or a shepherd. Can I still do it?
Yes. The take decides the moves; breed, coat and markings come from your photo.
Do cats and other pets work?
Yes, including the dedicated cat template. One pet per photo.
Does my pet need to be standing in the photo?
No. A normal sitting or standing photo works; the render puts it on its hind legs.
Will it still look like my pet?
Breed, colour and markings carry over. Exact likeness is not guaranteed, especially in fast beats.
Can I use a photo of a person?
Not in this template. Switch to the original Bad Times template for people.
What do I get?
A 15-second 9:16 MP4 at 768p with the song and no watermark.
What does it cost?
15 credits per pet render, or $9.99 for a single video.
Your pet's turn
One photo, a few minutes, and your dog or cat is arguing with the camera.
Upload a pet photo