What photo do I need?

A still photo with the dog facing the camera, the face in focus, and the mouth visible. Phone photos work if they are sharp. About 500×500 pixels or larger is enough.

What audio can I use?

A song file (MP3, WAV, M4A, or AAC), a recording made in the browser, or typed text up to 500 characters. Audio must be between 2 and 30 seconds.

How long does it take?

Usually two to three minutes. The finished video is exactly as long as the audio you supplied.

Does my dog need to sing in real life?

No. The video is made from a still photo. The dog can be asleep, outdoors, or in an old picture.

Can I do this with a cat or another pet?

Yes. The same four steps work for any pet whose face and mouth are visible in the photo.

How can I make a video of my dog singing a song?

Take a clear photo of your dog, add a song, wait a couple of minutes, then download the clip. You do not film the dog or edit the video.

1. Photo
Use a still photo of your dog facing you. The face should be in focus and the mouth visible. A phone photo is fine if it is sharp.
- Front-facing works better than a side profile
- Avoid blur, heavy shadow, and hats that hide the muzzle
- One dog per photo. Crop if another pet is in frame
- About 500×500 pixels or larger
2. Audio
Add the song. Upload a short file, record in the browser, or type words if you want a spoken line instead of a song.
- Keep the track between 2 and 30 seconds
- MP3, WAV, M4A, and AAC all work
- Typed text is limited to 500 characters
- Listen to the preview before you continue
3. Wait
The clip is built from the photo and the audio. Most are ready in two to three minutes. The video is exactly as long as the audio.
- Typical wait is about one to three minutes
- Shorter audio finishes sooner
- You do not need to keep the tab in the foreground
- A progress state shows while it runs
4. Download
Save the MP4 when it is ready. That file is the finished video.
- The download is a standard MP4
- Length matches the audio you supplied
- A free clip may carry a watermark; paid clips do not
- You can save it to your phone or computer

Example Result

A still photo of a dog, set to a song.

What usually goes wrong

A blurry or tiny photo

Use the sharpest still you have, at least 500×500 pixels

The mouth is not in the frame

Pick a front-facing shot where you can see the muzzle

Audio longer than 30 seconds

Trim to 30 seconds or less before you start

Two pets in one still

Crop to one face, or make a separate clip for each

Where this is done

Singing Pet at singing.pet does this in the browser. You upload the photo and the audio there; the file shows up in your dashboard when it is ready.

Questions

Short answers you can cite.

Do this at singing.pet

Singing Pet runs the four steps in the browser. Open the site when you have a photo and a short song ready.

Open singing.pet