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Pick two clear photos
Choose a sharp, front-facing photo of the person and one of a single cat. The model copies the face, the fur markings and the body shapes from these images, so clean photos give a clean result.
Two photos, no editing10-second vertical videoFailed renders refunded
You, your cat, one clap
Cat Clapping AI Video Generator
Cat Clapping AI turns one photo of a person and one of a cat into a ten-second vertical video of the two of them clapping together - delivered as a silent MP4. No prompt writing, no editing, no subscription.
CatClap turns two photos - one of a person and one of a pet - into a 10-second vertical 9:16 video at 720p of the two of them clapping together, in about three minutes. One video costs $7.90 (100 credits), packs are one-time purchases with no subscription, credits never expire, and a render that fails returns its credits automatically. The file is a silent MP4 with no audio track and no watermark, so you add your own sound on TikTok, Reels or Shorts when you post.
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Make your cat clap
Two photos in. One clapping video out.
Your two photos
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Add a person's photoMax 5MB
The personClear front-facing photo of you or a friend
2
Add your cat's photoMax 5MB
The catOne cat, whole body visible, front-facing
Photo 1 is the person, photo 2 is the cat. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 5MB each.
For the best result
- The person: front-facing, face and eyes visible
- The cat: one cat, whole body visible, facing the camera
- Even light on both - no sunglasses, no heavy beauty filters
- No second animal and no crowd behind; screenshots are rejected
Add both photos above
Generated with Seedance 2.0 Mini
Output
Every render is a 9:16 clip, delivered as a silent MP4 - add your own audio when you post.
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Real renders
Cat Clapping AI Video Examples
Real renders from the two-photo workflow. Every clip uses the same fixed scene and the same silent MP4 output, so the only thing that changes is which person and which cat walk in.
Examples are shown with music added after download - every render itself is a silent MP4.
Black Cat Clapping
Dark fur is the hardest case for a video model: the cat's eyes, sheen and silhouette all have to survive the render alongside the person.
Orange Cat Clapping
Orange fur and a white chest patch stay exactly where they belong from the first frame to the last.
Dog Clapping
The workflow is not cat-only. One clear photo of any pet fills the second slot just as well.
Step by step
How to Make a Cat Clapping Video
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Upload it to the generator
Drop the person photo into slot 1 and the cat photo into slot 2. There is no prompt to write and no settings to choose - the scene, the camera and the clapping motion are all part of the fixed template.
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Get the clapping video
The clip renders in the background and lands in your creations: a ten-second vertical MP4 - silent, no background music, ready to download and post.
What Cat Clapping AI costs - and what happens if a render fails
Cost per finished video
- One render costs 100 credits: $7.90 for a single video, or about $4.97 per video on the Starter pack and $3.49 on the Creator pack.
- No subscription and no auto-renewal: you buy a pack once and the credits stay in your balance until you use them.
- Prices are shown in USD at checkout, and the per-video figure only depends on which pack you pick - not on duration, resolution or how many takes you need.
If a render fails
- The 100 credits are reserved when the task starts and returned automatically when the render does not finish - provider error, cancellation, timeout, or a refusal by the content-safety or copyright check.
- Provider refusals are usually about the photos. Front-facing, evenly lit photos with one person and one pet pass most often; if a pair is refused, try another pair before contacting support.
- You are only charged for renders that complete, and the finished MP4 is yours to keep and post.
Pricing
100 credits per video. No subscription.
Each pack is a one-time bundle of credits: 100 credits buys one video. Every render costs the same 100 credits, and credits never expire.
Mini Pack
100 credits for one video - enough for a single post.
$7.90one time
100 credits
=1 video·$7.90 per video
- 100 credits (one video)
- 720p vertical clip, delivered as a silent MP4
- Credits never expire
Starter Pack
300 credits for three renders, to compare different photo pairs.
$14.90one time
300 credits
=3 videos·$4.97 per video
- 300 credits (three videos)
- Every render uses the current template
- Credits never expire
Creator Pack
1000 credits - a larger one-time batch for active accounts.
$34.90one time
1000 credits
=10 videos·$3.49 per video
- 1000 credits (ten videos)
- Lowest price per video
- Credits never expire
Good to know
Questions Before You Upload
Everything people ask before their first render: the price, the photos, the account, the sound, and what happens when a task fails.
One finished video costs 100 credits. Packs are one-time purchases: Mini is $7.90 for one video, Starter is $14.90 for three and Creator is $34.90 for ten, which works out to less than $5 per video on the two larger packs. There is no subscription, no auto-renewal and no per-render surcharge, and purchased credits never expire.
No. There is no free tier and no subscription: launch packs are $7.90 for 100 credits (one 10-second video), $14.90 for 300 or $34.90 for 1000 - up to 30% off the list price - and credits never expire. The clapping cat GIFs on our GIF page are free to download.
Yes. An account is required to generate, and creating one is free - it does not come with any credits, so the first video still costs 100 credits ($7.90). You can upload the two photos and pick a pack before signing in; pressing generate opens the sign-in dialog, and your draft is kept so the render starts where you left off.
Two photos: one clear front-facing photo of the person, and one of the cat facing the camera with the whole body visible. Both evenly lit, with no second animal in the cat photo. Screenshots, heavy beauty filters and pictures with text are the usual causes of an unstable render.
Yes. The second photo can be a dog, a rabbit or any other pet - one pet, in the same slot, with the same clapping motion. It reads best on cats and dogs, but nothing in the workflow is cat-only.
No. Every CatClap render is a silent MP4 - no background music and no sound effects - so nothing gets flagged for copyright when you post it. Add your own audio on TikTok, Reels or Shorts; the platform's trending sounds usually perform best anyway.
Every render is a 10-second vertical MP4 at 720p, fixed at 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. There is no resolution or aspect-ratio menu - the output shape is part of the fixed template - and the file contains no audio track.
Most clips finish in about three minutes, depending on queue demand. You can leave the page - the video is saved to your creations, and the 100 credits are only consumed once the render completes.
You are not charged for a render that does not finish. The 100 credits are reserved when the task starts and returned to your balance automatically if it fails technically (provider error, cancellation or timeout) or is refused by the provider content-safety or copyright check. In practice: if the provider declines one of your photos, try another photo pair - front-facing, evenly lit, one person and one pet - or contact support if you believe the refusal was wrong.
A render that does not finish is never charged: the 100 reserved credits go back to your balance automatically. The credit packs themselves are one-time purchases and are not refundable once generation has started, except where consumer-protection law requires otherwise; if you bought a pack by mistake and have not generated with it, email support@catclap.com and the case is reviewed.
No. Every render is delivered without a watermark, and there is no watermark tier or paid upgrade to remove one - the $7.90 Mini pack and the $34.90 Creator pack produce exactly the same clean file.
Yes. The Terms grant commercial and non-commercial use of the videos generated from your photos, so a clip can go on a brand account or inside paid content. You are responsible for having permission to use the two photos you upload.
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