A still photo of a beloved dog, cat, or pet who has passed can become a short moving memory. Reverie uses identity-preserving AI to animate the eyes, ears, and head — gentle, brief, true to who they were. Free to try.
Losing a pet is grief many people quietly carry. Friends sometimes say "it was just a pet" — but for those who shared a home with them for ten or fifteen years, the loss is exactly the same as losing family. A short animated memorial gives back what stills cannot: small motion, a familiar tilt of the head, the way the eyes used to look at you.
Common reasons people create pet memorial videos:
Front-facing or slightly angled, face visible. Indoor or outdoor both work. We auto-restore detail before animation.
Eye blink, ear twitch, soft head turn. Or all three. Identity-preserving AI keeps your pet looking like your pet, not a stock animal.
Email notification when ready. Clean MP4 file, no watermark. Yours to share, print, or keep privately.
Animation focuses on the face — eyes, ears, nose. Photos that capture the pet looking at the camera (or slightly off-camera) produce the best results. A photo of just the back of a dog running away is not ideal.
Dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, birds, horses, and many others work. Animals with very different facial structures (snakes, fish) are not currently supported. If unsure, just try — the first 3 videos are free.
If your pet passed years ago and you only have printed photos, scan them on your phone (most have a "scan document" feature in the camera or Notes app). Reverie restores detail before animation, so even faded prints from a 35mm camera can become a clean animation.
This is critical for pet memorial videos — your dog should look like your dog. Generic animation tools that morph the face slightly can produce uncanny results. Reverie uses identity-preserving models that anchor on the unique features of your specific pet (eye color, ear shape, fur pattern around the face).
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1 credit per pet video. Failed orders auto-refund.
Yes. Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, hamsters, horses, and many others. Snakes and fish are not supported (very different facial structure). When unsure, try — the first 3 videos are free.
We automatically restore detail and sharpness before animation. Phone photos, scanned prints, and old digital camera shots usually work. Very low-resolution scans (under 400px wide) sometimes need a higher-quality source.
No. We use identity-preserving AI that anchors on your specific pet's facial features. Your dog will look like your dog.
7 to 15 minutes typically. We email when ready.
Yes. No watermark. Use it however you want — privately, on social, at a memorial gathering, or as a digital frame.
If the video genuinely fails (face distortion, wrong motion), it auto-refunds your credit. Try a different photo or motion style for free.
Yes. Many people animate puppy or kitten photos as birthday surprises, or older pet photos to compare with how they look now. Same flow.
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