How to make a cat meme, GIF or short video
One cat photo is the only input. No person, extra cat photo or motion-reference clip is required.
1. Upload one cat photo
Use JPG, PNG or WebP up to 3 MB, at least 256 pixels on each side and no more than 40 million pixels. Drag in a file or choose it from your phone. Previewing, replacing and removing a photo stay local.
2. Choose a template
The library contains 18 search-named templates, from Cat Thumbs Up and Cat Crying to Dancing Cat and Cat Playing Piano. Filter with Animated GIFs, Animals or Reaction Memes. Names stay unchanged in both languages. No motion prompt is required.
3. Add optional decorations
Add sunglasses, a sign or two caption lines. These are optional editing choices, not separate templates. Decorations and captions are added in your browser after generation.
4. Choose your output
Choose a Static meme PNG, an animated GIF extracted from video, or a 3–5 second vertical MP4. AI template image generates the selected reaction; Original photo + text is a free local editor. One static image is the default; six caption variants reuse the same source image. Free exports include the site watermark. Verified paid access may turn it off in the result panel.
5. Generate, download and share
The original-photo editor is free and stays in your browser. AI static image and motion requests require enabled generation, Google sign-in, photo-rights consent and purchased usage before submission. Download the actual result file, share it through supported browser file sharing or save it first and share from your device. Make another starts a new choice; changing watermark on a result reuses its existing source.
An AI image or motion result is available only within the displayed download window. Save it promptly. There is no long-term video library.
Original clapping sequence
The original sequence used a smile and clap, a hidden giggle, a same hand to the brow with a head dip, then a handshake reaching toward the viewer. Those original gesture descriptions are retained for context, not extra template names.