The arms, fists or my pet's pose look wrong. What helps?

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Short answer

Hands and paws are where AI video slips most, so a fist may blur or a paw may look short of toes. It happens and does not mean the render failed. A clear waist-up photo and the default stairwell match best; look at a 5-second bonus preview first.

Still: a red-brown dachshund on two legs in a bright stairwell, paws raised in place of arms
Still: a red-brown dachshund on two legs in a bright stairwell, paws raised in place of arms

Helpful habits

  • A sharp waist-up or full-length photo of one adult or pet.
  • Keep hands visible and apart from props, so the model does not merge them.
  • The default stairwell with your own clothes is closest to the reference.
  • Judge the poses on the 8-second video, never on the preview.

What varies

No two renders agree on fists, shrugs or the head tilt. A pet balancing upright may look a bit stiff.

Questions people ask

Is an awkward pose a failed video?

No. Once a render completes it counts as delivered, and its credit stays spent.

Why is my pet on two legs?

Both poses need arms, so the front paws stand in for them while the pet balances on its back legs.

Does a second attempt differ?

Yes, each generation is new. It uses 1 credit; try a photo with a bonus preview first to save them.

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