AI Video GenerationViral Trend! How to Create Dancing Cat and Baby AI Videos with Evoke
Learn how to make the viral dancing cat and baby AI videos. Use Evoke's AI video generator to animate photos in 30 seconds and create share-ready social hits.
Learn timing, pacing, and export settings to turn photos into cinematic motion.
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AI Video GenerationLearn how to make the viral dancing cat and baby AI videos. Use Evoke's AI video generator to animate photos in 30 seconds and create share-ready social hits.
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Quick answers on limits, quality, and exports.
Upload a clear photo with good lighting so the AI video generator can map the subject before applying motion effects.
Yes. Generate and download short clips optimized for social media formats and quick sharing.
The AI video generator includes cinematic templates with smooth motion effects, camera movement, and stylized transitions.
Videos export as share-ready MP4 files for easy downloading and posting.
Video generation is available on both iOS and Android, while photo enhancement, Live Photo, and portrait tools remain Android-first for now.