Making a Dog Cake Smash video from pet photos

From photos to a food fight

• Open the generator on the template page. Slot one takes the thrower. Slot two is optional and takes the target. Chest-up or whole-body shots work well; formats are JPG, PNG and WebP, 10 MB at most.
• Pick a cake. Cream is standard, with chocolate and cupcakes as alternatives.
• Pick a finale. The victim hitting back is standard; a lick-clean or a shared slice are alternatives.
• Pick a setting. A kitchen is standard; a picnic table or living room are alternatives.
• Confirm consent and sign in with Google.
• Check a bonus preview (5 seconds, 480p). Look for coats that match the photos, cake that lands on the right face and paws that look like paws.
• Render the full clip. It costs 1 credit and lands in My videos.

What the template decides

The camera, the order of moments and the framing are fixed, and the video cuts once to a closer view. You never type a prompt; the photos only decide which pets take part.

Cake and fur are hard to draw. A smear may look odd, a paw may bend strangely or a coat may drift in colour. That is ordinary model noise, so try again if it bothers you.

After the render

Download the MP4, or the silent copy, from My videos. Our file holds only table sounds, so any trending track can be added inside TikTok.

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