Pets · updated 2026-10-19
The Closed on Sunday cat version, with your own pet
The Closed on Sunday cat video puts a cat (or dog) in the lead spot: it sits perfectly still in the middle while a whole choir sings around it. Upload one photo of your pet, pick a choir, and get a 14-second MP4 in a few minutes for $9.90.
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A real pet example
- Unedited · 2026-10-19
Photo in A ginger cat in the skeleton choir
One pet photo · Halloween skeletons · 14 s
The cat sits tall and perfectly still in the centre, mouth closed, while the skeletons around it sway, clap and sing as the camera slowly pulls back over the hillside.
Pet photo tips
- The whole animal in frame, sitting or standing, facing the camera.
- Eyes open, face sharp, daylight or a bright room.
- One animal only; no people in the photo.
- Avoid costumes that hide the fur pattern; the model copies what it sees.
How the pet version works
First GPT Image 2 draws a clean picture of your pet sitting upright, keeping its breed, colours and markings. Then MiniMax H3 films the 14-second choir shot with your pet in the centre, following the camera and crowd motion of the original scene. Your pet stays still; the choir sways, claps and sings our original gospel track.
Answers
Cat and dog FAQ
01Can I put my cat in the Closed on Sunday choir?
Yes. Choose Pet, upload a clear photo of your cat, pick a choir and your cat sits upright and still in the middle, with its own fur colours and markings, for all 14 seconds.
02Does it work with dogs and other pets?
Yes, dogs work just as well. Rabbits, birds and other pets usually work if the whole animal is clearly visible; unusual animals vary more.
03Does my pet sing?
No. Like the original, the lead stays silent with its mouth closed while the choir sings around it. In our tests pets are the most reliable leads.
04What is the best choir for a cat?
A contrasting one: Halloween skeletons, grandmas or aliens. A cat in a cat choir blends in; a cat in a skeleton choir is the joke.