Pet stories from the animal’s side, with a voice for each one.
A cat with opinions, a dog on a long way home or a fox in a fable. Clippie writes the story, draws it in soft 3D or picture-book scenes and gives each animal a voice.
- Story looks45 to choose from
- AI voices125, plus a voice library
- CaptionsIn 100+ languages
Two pet comedies with a cast made of fruit, shown muted with captions, and clips of the Pixar 3D and Storybook looks.
Pick your animal. Tell its side of the story.
- 1
Choose narrated or talking
A single narrator suits rescue stories and fables. For comedy, Characters talk gives each animal one line per scene in its own voice.
- 2
Set up the cast
Start from Clippie’s Animals pack in the character library, or describe your own: “ginger cat, one torn ear, always annoyed”. Up to 8 a story.
- 3
Generate and tweak
Pixar 3D looks soft and funny, and Storybook looks gentle. Fix any scene, try other voices for a line, then export in 9:16.
What people watch pet stories for. And how to write them.
Kinds of animal story
Each of these has a different tone, and a look that suits it:
- The pet’s point of view: Everyday home life, told by a very self-important cat.
- Odd couple: A cat and a dog argue about who broke the vase before the owner gets home.
- Rescue and reunion: A warm story with a calm voice and a happy ending. Say if it is fiction.
- Fables: A fox, a rabbit and a lesson, in the Storybook look.
- Animal facts: A real behaviour told from the animal’s side, checked first.
Using your own pet
You have two options. To put your pet in a story, add a character with its photo and a description. Photos are used as a reference on looks that accept them, such as Kids cartoon, Storybook and 3D animated film. On Clippie styles such as Pixar 3D, the description does that job. To make one photo talk, use the AI Talking Video Generator, which is priced in AI credits.
Fiction and real animals
A drawn story is clearly a story, which is part of its charm. Be clear if you say it really happened, particularly for rescue stories or fundraising, where viewers may act on it. Do not use a made-up animal story to ask for money.
Soft looks. Loud opinions.
Animals pack
Ready-made animal characters in the character library.
Characters talk
Each animal gets its own voice, and can talk on camera as a paid add-on.
Soft 3D and picture-book
Pixar 3D, 3D animated film, Kids cartoon, Claymation and Storybook.
Voice acting tags
Add [sighs] or [laughs] to give a line more attitude.
Frequently asked questions.
Can I make a video of my own pet?
Yes. Upload a photo as a character, or describe it. To have a single photo speak, use the talking video tool. Results vary, so try a clear, well-lit photo.
Why are the talking samples made of fruit?
They are from Clippie’s Fruit characters, which suit this kind of comedy. Choose animals from the Animals pack or describe your own, and the same talking setup applies.
Does talking cost extra?
Writing the lines and giving each animal a voice uses voice minutes. Turning scenes into talking clips is optional and priced per scene in AI credits, shown before it starts.
Can I make it kid-friendly?
Yes. Keep to a gentle look and a warm voice. If it is aimed at young children, set it as made for kids on YouTube and review each scene first.
