AI Pet Podcast
Turn your pet into a podcast host.
Start with one clear pet photo. Design the podcast studio scene, add a short line or authorized audio, then create a talking video up to 8 seconds.
First time? Read how to make an AI pet podcast.
Real outputs
Golden retriever in a podcast studio.
A calm desk-side podcast host. Sound is off by default; select Play sound when you want to hear the result.
Create
See the studio before you pay for motion.
The first result is a downloadable podcast scene image. Talking video is billed by generated duration, up to 4,000 credits for 8 seconds.
Reserves up to 4,000 credits. Final cost is based on the generated duration; unused reserved credits return to your balance.
Current talking videos are up to 8 seconds. Inputs expire after 24 hours; signed-in finished videos stay in your Library for 7 to 365 days depending on your plan, and saved pets stay until deletion or the current storage limit.
How it works
The scene and the video are separate decisions.
Upload one pet
Use a sharp photo where the face is close, clear, and unobstructed.
Build the studio
Spend 100 credits to create a downloadable scene. Try another if the first composition is not right.
Choose the voice
Write a short line, upload finished audio, or clone an authorized voice you can reuse later.
Create the video
The selected studio scene becomes the source of a talking video up to 8 seconds.
Pet photo input guide
What works best
- A sharp close-up where one pet face fills most of the frame.
- A face looking toward the camera or turned slightly, without motion blur.
- A 9:16 source crop when you want a vertical Reels or Shorts result.
About the generated scene
The scene preview intentionally places the pet in a podcast studio. If you use that preview, the final video drives the studio scene rather than the original photo.
Current limits
- Current examples include dogs, a cat, and a parrot. A clear, front-facing photo remains the most reliable input for any pet.
- Two pets, extreme angles, hidden faces, and pets mid-motion are unreliable.
- A free account is needed to generate the talking video. You can design the studio scene first without one — your uploads stay ready while you sign in. Voice cloning also needs an account, and the cloned voice is saved and reusable across products.
- The current final video is up to 8 seconds and is billed by generated duration.
Your files and permission
Raw photos, text, audio, and voice samples expire after 24 hours. Guest scenes expire after 24 hours; signed-in finished videos stay in the Library from 7 days up to 365 depending on your plan, and scenes saved as My Pets remain until deletion or the current storage limit. Voice samples must be yours or used with permission. See our acceptable use policy.
Questions
AI Pet Podcast questions
What does the 100-credit scene preview create?
It creates a downloadable still image of your pet in a podcast studio. You can generate another scene before deciding whether to use it as the source for a talking video.
Is the final talking pet video free?
No. Talking video is billed at 500 credits per generated second, up to 4,000 credits for 8 seconds. Text and cloned-voice jobs reserve the maximum first, then return unused credits. The starter balance is designed for studio scene previews.
Can I type the line instead of uploading audio?
Yes. Write a short line and choose a ready-made voice, upload an authorized voice sample for clone your own voice, or upload the finished audio yourself.
What photo works best?
Use a sharp close-up of one pet, looking toward the camera or slightly to one side. Avoid distant faces, extreme angles, motion blur, and multiple pets in the same photo.
Is a cloned voice saved to my account?
Yes. A cloned voice is saved to your signed-in account and can be reused in both AI Pet Podcast and Video Lip Sync. Rename or delete it at any time.