Upload a photo of your cat, pick a scene and press Generate video: a row of kittens that look just like it dances past the camera.
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A row of calico kittens on a night road and ginger and tuxedo kittens taking turns.
Every cat here is an original made with AI, not a customer's pet or anyone's real cat, and nothing comes from the viral video or its song. Night parade and Ginger and tuxedo were cut from two vertical 10-second clips made for this trend with Seedance 2.0 Fast on November 11, 2026 at aiaigenerator.ai. The parade started from one photo of the calico; the other clip from two reference photos, one of the ginger and one of the tuxedo. The card shows only the ginger.
This page keeps about 8.3 seconds of the parade and 9.3 of the ginger and tuxedo clip, reframed, colour graded and speed-adjusted, with the ghibliia.com mark in the top left. Nothing was mirrored. What you hear is each clip's own original beat, not "Kiat Jud Dai". Kitten line is an image only: the same calico's photo moved onto a dusk path with image-to-image AI, which you can also do on Image. These samples cost this page no credits. Use this scene →
A row of identical calico kittens moves along the asphalt at night, close to a wall with a railing and street lights: one after another they brush past the camera with a paw raised, and the last one comes so close it fills the screen, sticks out its tongue and licks the lens.
Remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip Use this photo
Ginger and tuxedo kittens in a row on the same night road: they take turns standing up in front of the camera and pumping their front paws to the beat; at the end a ginger and a tuxedo stand side by side and stare at you.
Remix of a Seedance 2.0 Fast clip Use this photo
Image only Four copies of the same calico walk in single file toward a low camera on a tiled path at dusk, with lit street lamps and pink flowers along the wall.
Still made in Image; this scene has no clip. Use this photoUpload a cat photo with the face and coat in view, pick a scene, press Generate video.
Drop it into the Your cat's photo box. Every kitten in the row copies the coat colour, markings, eyes and ears from that photo; the road, the night and the moves come from the scene.
Above the upload box, pick Night parade for a row of copies of your cat filing past the camera until the last one licks it, or Ginger and tuxedo, where your cat swaps turns with made-up tuxedo kittens and each one stands up to dance. If your photo has two cats in it, those two take the turns.
Press Generate video. The model, length and credits show on the button before you start. When it's done, press Download. Want a different place, daytime or a longer row? Write your own scene on Video with your cat's photo as the first frame.
Paws under the chin, the row walks past, the last kitten licks the lens.
That's the original reel, shot low beside a concrete barrier with a railing and car lights behind. In our 8 to 9 second samples it plays out like this:
The original opens on a white kitten holding its paws under its chin and looking into the lens. In Night parade that pose sits in the starting image: the first calico with its paws under its chin and the rest lined up behind. The cut itself starts a beat later, with the row already moving.
In Ginger and tuxedo, at 0 s a ginger kitten standing with its paws up fills most of the frame, then leaves the shot.
In Night parade, from 0 to 6.5 s the calicos come one after another along the wall, lifting a front paw with each step, and slip out on the right right next to the camera. They walk on all fours here, not upright.
In Ginger and tuxedo, from 1 to 3.5 s a tuxedo kitten stands in front of the camera pumping its front paws to the beat with the row behind it; around 4 s a ginger steps in with its paws up, and from 5.5 to 6.5 s the tuxedo is back and moves off to the left.
In Night parade, around 7 s a calico walks straight up until its face fills the screen, sticks its tongue out at 7.5 s and licks the lens at 8 s; the picture goes dark and the clip ends.
Ginger and tuxedo has no lick: from 7 s a ginger and a tuxedo stand side by side in front of the camera, paws up first, then still, staring at you. Make mine →
One cat, face and coat in view, eyes open, daylight.
Every kitten in the row comes from your photo, so whatever the photo hides is missing from all of them. A cat looks closest to the original; a dog works too. Upload my photo →
The scene builds the whole row from your photo; add the trend sound when you post.
Doing it by hand in CapCut means cutting your cat out and duplicating it again and again. Here the scene builds the whole row from one photo, low camera and steps included. Watch the full clip: if you spot hands instead of paws, two kittens fused together or markings that aren't your cat's, run it again with a sharper photo.
Your clip comes with an original beat, not "Kiat Jud Dai". Add the trend sound in the app when you post so people recognise it, or make your own track on Music. More ideas in all video effects.
An AI reel where a line of matching fluffy kittens walks upright down a road at night and dances past a low camera one by one. A white kitten with its paws under its chin opens it, and a kitten licking the lens closes it.
@meowtakeover, a TikTok account that makes AI kitten animations, on November 5, 2026. The same day @memescreens had it as a CapCut template, and by November 9 the original had 1.3 million views, per makeviral.ai.
"Kiat Jud Dai", a fast club track by DJ Red Core first released on June 9, 2020. Your clip gets an original beat with no lyrics; add the sound when you post.
Same song, same trend, two spellings. People also search it as kiat jud dai cat or kitten parade ai.
Yes. With a dog photo, every dancer in the row is your dog walking on its hind legs. A cat still looks closest to the original.
Yes. Upload one photo with both cats in it and they take turns in the row, like the ginger and the tuxedo in our sample.
