Your pet says whatever you type, perfectly lip-synced.
Upload one photo of your dog, cat, or any pet, write the script, and pick a voice with real personality. Zance animates the mouth to match every word.
Preview the first frame. No credit is charged until you approve.
How it works
A clear, well-lit photo where your pet's face is visible. Cats, dogs, birds. Any pet works.
Write exactly what your pet should say, then choose the voice: gender, age, and mood.
Preview the first frame. Approve it and your lip-synced talking pet video is on its way.
Script ideas
"You call THAT a walk? We did one lap around the block and you checked your phone eleven times."
"I have been a very good boy for approximately four minutes. I believe compensation is in order."
"Regarding the curtains: I was framed. But also, I would do it again."
"Happy birthday, Grandma! Sorry I couldn't be there. Someone has to guard this couch."
Need more? Read 25 hilarious things to make your pet say on the blog.
Your pet's mouth moves with every word. Not a floating caption, an actual talking pet.
Choose gender, age, and mood. Grumpy old cat? Bubbly puppy? The voice sells the joke.
See exactly how your pet will look before your credit is spent. No credit is charged until you approve.
Vertical-friendly videos ready for WhatsApp, Instagram, and TikTok.
No editing skills, no timeline, no exports. The template does the work.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, hamsters. If it has a face, it can have opinions.
Upload a clear photo of your pet in the Zance app, type what you want it to say, and choose a voice by gender, age, and mood. Zance shows you a preview of the first frame; once you approve it, the AI lip-syncs your pet to your script and delivers a shareable video.
No. Pet photos are used as-is. The video keeps your actual pet's look and only animates the talking.
Yes. You pick the gender, age, and mood of the voice, so your chihuahua can sound like a movie villain and your cat like a disappointed grandmother.
Zance runs on credits. Every generation starts with a first-frame preview you can retake. The credit is only charged when you approve.
A sharp, well-lit photo where your pet faces the camera and the mouth area is clearly visible. Avoid heavy motion blur and extreme angles.
Give them a voice. No credit is charged until you approve the preview.