How to put your dog in the Bulin 47 video
Upload one clear photo of your pet to the Bulin 47 video maker on Bulin47Video.io. The AI first draws it standing on its hind legs, then puts it in the performer's place in Kevin Wai's freestyle, with his gestures, the crowd and the original sound. Dogs and cats both work, and results vary more than with people. Start with the free 2-second preview; the full 15-second video is 10 credits.
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All postsThe pet photo that works
- One animal, nobody else: no people or other pets in the frame.
- The whole body if you can, standing or sitting with the head up. The AI rebuilds the body from what it sees.
- Face to the camera with both eyes visible. Mouth closed is better: a pose in the photo, like a tongue out, can come back in the video.
- Daylight, sharp, no filters or stickers.
- Clothes it wears in the photo stay on, and nothing is added, so leave off anything you would not want in the video.
- Your own pet, or one whose owner said yes.
What the AI does with your pet
Before the video, the studio redraws your photo as one standing, full-length portrait on a plain background. For an animal that means upright on its hind legs with the front paws held at its chest, keeping its face, coat colour, markings and build.
In the clip your pet stands where Bulin 47 stood, as tall as he was, with both hind feet on the ground, and uses its front paws for his hand gestures. His pink shirt, sunglasses, watch and tattoos are left out, so your pet keeps its own fur. For the first seconds its mouth follows the rap; once Kevin takes over the vocals it closes or grins.
What our French bulldog test showed
On 13 October 2026 we paid for three test previews with the same settings: a man, a woman and a French bulldog. The bulldog came back in the performer's spot, the same size in the frame as the two people, standing on its hind legs with open front paws at the same moments, and with its own dark coat and bat ears.
It also took longer: just under 6 minutes, against just over 4 for each person. One dog is one test, not a promise; send a sharp, well-lit photo and expect more variation than with a human face.
Make it, step by step
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Open the studio on the home page and sign in with Google.
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Add the pet photo. HEIC from an iPhone is fine.
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Tick the box and press the button. Your first render can be the free 2-second preview, so you see your pet in the clip before paying.
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Wait about 4 to 15 minutes. If you close the tab, the video waits in My videos.
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Download the version with sound, or the silent copy if TikTok mutes yours: see how to post a Bulin 47 AI video.
Animals already in the trend
A polar bear, costumed characters and plenty of dogs have already taken the pink shirt's place in fan edits. Two credited examples are below, and more are in our Bulin 47 AI examples.
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Questions people ask
Can I use a cat?
Yes. Any single pet works the same way. A cat curled up or turned away gives the AI less to work with, so pick a photo with its face to the camera.
Will my dog wear the pink shirt?
No. His shirt, sunglasses, watch and tattoos are left out, so your pet keeps its fur and anything it wears in your photo.
Can my pet and I be in it together?
Not in one video. The recast swaps the one performer facing the camera, so one photo means one star.
What if my pet photo fails?
Sometimes the safety check or the video service refuses a photo. A failed render gives its credits back automatically; try a sharper photo with only the pet in it.