Dog Head Shake moves the cat meme onto dogs, which turned out to suit it: floppy ears swing with every shake and the squint looks like a dog that has just done something it should not. AI Shaking Head keeps your dog's breed, coat, markings and collar from the photo and sets the loop in a warm living room.
Tips for the dog head shake
A sitting dog looking straight at you gives the best result; mid-run or side-on photos do not.
Floppy-eared breeds get the biggest ear swing; pointed ears stay upright.
Remove a bright harness if you can: the model keeps whatever the dog is wearing.
What is already set for you
The subject: the dog from your photo, sitting and facing the camera, ears moving naturally with each head shake.
The scene: a cosy living room, warm lamp light, a sofa behind slightly out of focus.
The timing: Every template runs the same loop: squint, snap open, head shake, three times in 10 seconds, on the original sound.
Smug Cat: the original: a cat squints, grins, then goes wide-eyed and shakes its head
Wide-Eyed Kitten: huge round eyes and an open-mouth grin between the squints
Farm Calf: the fluffy calf remake in a green pasture
Any Pet, Any Place: keeps your photo's own background: rabbit, hamster, bird, horse
Selfie Head Shake: you, doing the smug squint and the wide-eyed shake
Baby Giggle: your baby squints, then laughs wide-eyed: for parents only
Questions
FAQ
What do I get with the Dog Head Shake template?
With the Dog Head Shake template, AI Shaking Head turns your photo (one per person on a two-person template) into a shaking head video set in a cosy living room, warm lamp light, a sofa behind slightly out of focus. Upload it, select the template and generate.
What does the dog head shake look like?
On AI Shaking Head, the dog head shake is the dog from your photo, sitting and facing the camera, ears moving naturally with each head shake. It is a generic design with no brand marks.
Does the dog shaking head video work for every breed?
It works for any breed on AI Shaking Head, from chihuahuas to huskies, because the dog is taken from your photo rather than from a stock model. Flat-faced breeds such as pugs and bulldogs show a smaller squint, and very dark coats need a well-lit photo so the eyes read clearly when they pop open.
Your video is one photo away
Upload a photo of your pet, your baby or yourself, pick the template, generate.