The Closed on Sunday cat version, with your own pet
The Closed on Sunday AI trend started with a cat: a kitten knight with angel wings standing still in a sea of singing cats. Our maker does the Closed on Sunday cat version with your own cat, or your dog: from one photo, your pet stands upright in the middle of the choir, keeps its own face, fur and markings, and mouths the song while everyone around it sways.
Real, unedited results from this site. The pets are AI-generated sample pets, not real animals.
Generated video
A ginger cat and a skeleton choir
One pet photo · Halloween skeletons · 14 s · made 2026-10-17
In the middle
An AI-generated ginger tabby cat, upright in the lead's spot with its own fur and markings
Choir
Hundreds of grinning Halloween skeletons in loose beige robes
What happens: The cat sits tall in the centre and opens its mouth with the song while the skeletons around it rock, clap and throw their bony arms up. Row after row of skulls fills the hillside behind it, and the cat never leaves the middle.
In the middle
Generated video
A French bulldog and the grandma choir
One pet photo · Grandma choir · 14 s · made 2026-10-17
In the middle
An AI-generated fawn French bulldog standing in the lead's spot
Choir
Hundreds of white-haired grandmothers in matching beige robes, singing and clapping
What happens: The bulldog sits tall in the centre, ears up, and moves its mouth with the lyrics while the grandmothers packed around it laugh, clap and sing toward the sky. It stays in the middle to the last frame.
In the middle
How the pet version works
Upload a photo of your cat or dog in the "You in the middle" slot. Before the video, an image model draws a clean full-body picture of your pet from the photo. The video model then puts that pet in the lead's spot, standing on its hind legs at a person's height, facing the camera and calm, while the choir moves exactly like the original crowd. The original song goes in too, so your pet's mouth moves with the words. Your pet wears nothing unless your photo shows clothes; a dog in a hoodie keeps the hoodie.
Which choir to pick for a cat or dog
Cat choir: the classic look of the trend. Best with a cat whose colours differ from the fluffy ginger and cream crowd, or with a dog for the joke.
Halloween skeletons or pumpkin heads: a ginger or black cat stands out sharply in the middle. Good for October.
Grandmas: a dog in the middle of a clapping grandma choir is our favourite family-chat version.
Dog choir or penguins: a cat among dogs, or a dog among penguins.
Sharp, in good light, with the face, both ears and the markings visible.
The whole body or most of it. Close-ups of the face work, but the model then guesses the body.
One animal per photo. With two pets, make two videos.
No heavy filters or stickers over the face.
What to expect
Pets come out recognisable most of the time, with the right colours and markings; very fluffy or very dark pets can lose some detail. Animal lip-sync is a cartoon effect, not a real mouth shape, so it reads as "singing along" rather than word-perfect. If a render fails it is refunded, and you can try again with another photo. One video costs $9.90.
Closed on Sunday cat FAQ
Who made the first Closed on Sunday cat video?
@bellvtrix_ai posted it on October 14, 2026: a kitten knight with angel wings in a choir of cats, made with Higgsfield Genjutsu. It is on our trend page with a link to the original post.
Can my dog be in the Closed on Sunday video?
Yes. Dogs work the same way as cats: upload a clear photo and your dog stands upright in the middle of the choir.
Can my pet wear the angel wings and armour like the first cat video?
Not as a built-in option. Your pet keeps the look from your photo. You can pick the Angels choir so everyone around it has wings.
Does my pet need to be in a costume?
No. Most pets look best as they are; the choir provides the costumes.
