4 pet one-taps that consume one animal still in 2026
Four of the 15 one-taps take a pet photo and nothing else: Pet Hip Hop (93 cr), Pet Eating (68), Pretend To Sleep (68), and Pet Mukbang (64) — they are start_template_run files, not a cloned workflow and not four weekly prompts.
Four of the 15 one-taps take a pet photo and nothing else: Pet Hip Hop (93 cr), Pet Eating (68), Pretend To Sleep (68), and Pet Mukbang (64) — they are start_template_run files, not a cloned workflow and not four weekly prompts.
The templates catalog is fifteen formats. Each card shows a preview estimate and a full-quality estimate from src/data/templates.json. Four of the fourteen required-still rows label that still “Your pet photo.” You attach the animal. You do not pick Veo versus Kling inside the object. Cost is the number on the card, shown before you run.
One animal still, four files
Run a one-tap AI video template is the named agent job. get_template lists the inputs. start_template_run starts when every required input is a hosted URL — usually a photo attached with the chat + button. A live card tracks the run. Output is that template’s finished video.
The pet four share a field: user_image_url, required, labelled “Your pet photo.” There is no default animal. Attach a clear, front-facing still of one animal. Then start. A group shot of three dogs is how the template picks the wrong head.
They do not share a gag or a credit ceiling. Pet Hip Hop is the catalog ceiling among one-taps, tied with Mini Me at 93 / 136 — Mini Me wants your photo, not a pet. Pet Eating and Pretend To Sleep sit at 68 / 135. Pet Mukbang is 64 / 128. Finger Snap is 22 credits; Mini Me and Pet Hip Hop share the 93 ceiling is the price map of all fifteen. This page is only the four that consume an animal still and nothing else.
The four
1. Pet Hip Hop — 93 / 136
Pet Hip Hop turns the still into a couch-sitting hip-hop star. In-app id: pet_hip_hop. Input: your pet photo, required. Estimated cost: 93 preview, 136 full. That 93 is the one-tap ceiling, tied with Mini Me. If a card quoted more, you left /templates and entered a cloned workflow. Use it when the post is the couch rap. Weekly novelty is a new photo, not a new verse.
2. Pet Eating — 68 / 135
Pet Eating drops the still into a cozy bed scene wearing a Garfield-style hoodie, eating lasagna while scrolling on a phone. In-app id: pet_eating. Same required field. Estimated cost: 68 preview, 135 full. It is a dinner gag, not a product demo. If no template matches the product brief, generate.
3. Pretend To Sleep — 68 / 135
Pretend To Sleep catches the pet scrolling in bed — then they frantically pretend to be asleep when the owner opens the door. In-app id: pretend_to_sleep. Same estimates as Pet Eating: 68 / 135. Same price does not mean the same file. You supply the animal. The template builds the bed.
4. Pet Mukbang — 64 / 128
Pet Mukbang sits the pet down at a mukbang spread and watches them devour an aesthetic feast — ring-lit, ASMR-style. In-app id: pet_mukbang. Estimated cost: 64 preview, 128 full. Cheapest of the four on preview. Mukbang is a performance; Pet Eating is a quiet dinner. Do not mix the estimates.
start_template_run is not a clone
Cloning a public workflow is a different object. Recreate a viral template is recreate_public_template: scenes copied into your account, saved, not auto-run. Different cost shape. Lunchwell and Lumee live there. They are not 64-credit mukbangs. One-tap start_template_run does not clone a graph. It applies this format to this photo.
Each of the four is its own file. Running Pet Hip Hop does not continue last week’s rap. Closing the chat is not a cancel. cancel_template_run exists for an in-flight card. Templates do not take a plot. If you needed to pick Veo versus Kling per shot, you wanted a generate. The template already chose its stack.
Red Carpet is the catalog exception among the fifteen: two optional person stills, hosted defaults. It is still not a pet row. Do not feed a pet still into a person row and hope the format notices.
Not four weekly prompts
A weekly prompt is a generate. Opening a text-to-video row and pasting last week’s “dog on a couch with a gold chain” paragraph invents a face the upload never was. It will also not be the 93-credit Pet Hip Hop object, or the 68-credit eating / sleep objects, or the 64-credit mukbang.
Rewrite nothing weekly except the still. A new animal, a new angle, a hosted URL. The format is fixed. That is the point of one-tap.
If no pet template matches, generate. Do not run the ceiling “just to have motion.” You will pay 93 for a couch rap you will not post. The test is the field label. If get_template says “Your pet photo,” you are on this page. If it says “Your photo,” you are on a person row. If it wants a scene list, you left /templates.
FAQ
Do I have to upload a pet photo, or will a person still work?
Upload a pet. All four label the required field “Your pet photo.” A selfie on Pet Hip Hop is the wrong still. Mini Me is the person-ceiling twin at the same 93 / 136 — different file, different subject.
Can I rewrite the couch, the lasagna, or the feast every week?
Not as a one-tap. The format is fixed. A new generate with a rewritten prompt is a different object — different cost, different face risk, no template card. Weekly novelty is a new photo, not a new paragraph.
Is this the same as cloning a public workflow?
No. recreate_public_template copies a scene graph, saved, not auto-run. start_template_run consumes one animal still and returns that template’s finished clip. Do not mix the two in one estimate.
Why do the four cost different amounts if they all take one photo?
Because they are four files, not one pet meter. Hip Hop estimates 93 / 136. Eating and Pretend To Sleep estimate 68 / 135. Mukbang estimates 64 / 128. The number on the card is the quote. It is not a per-second cinematic you can talk down in the prompt.