Pet Speed Ramp Video
Updated: Sep 21
First Click a nice photo of your pet.
Go to Pollo Ai - Click here
From the image generation tab select GPT Image 2.5
Paste this prompt for Room image
Prompt:
Create a photorealistic interior photograph of a sophisticated, cozy modern living room / home office inspired by the provided reference images.
IMPORTANT: IGNORE THE CAT COMPLETELY. DO NOT INCLUDE ANY ANIMAL, PET, PERSON, OR HUMAN FIGURE IN THE IMAGE. Recreate only the room, furniture, architecture, objects, lighting, and overall interior atmosphere.
ROOM DESIGN:
A stylish contemporary living room with a slightly masculine, cinematic, intellectual aesthetic. The room should feel lived-in, warm, sophisticated, and personal rather than like a generic showroom.
CAMERA & COMPOSITION:
Vertical 9:16 photograph, captured from approximately waist/chest height with a smartphone or modern mirrorless camera.
Wide-angle interior composition, approximately 24–28mm equivalent lens.
Camera positioned near the center/front of the room, looking toward the main wall.
Keep the camera relatively low and close to the floor, similar to a casually photographed interior.
Natural perspective with realistic architectural proportions.
Do not use an extreme fisheye effect.
The room should occupy the entire frame with strong depth extending from the foreground into the background.
FLOOR:
Warm medium-to-dark brown wooden flooring throughout the room.
Place a large oversized charcoal-gray / dark graphite area rug across most of the central floor.
The rug should have a soft, slightly textured appearance and create a large dark foreground area.
MAIN STORAGE WALL:
Along the back wall, create a large modular open shelving/bookcase system in matte black or very dark charcoal.
The shelving should extend horizontally across a significant portion of the wall.
Use multiple square and rectangular compartments with thick dark frames.
Fill the shelves naturally with:
- rows of real-looking books
- books arranged vertically and horizontally
- small decorative objects
- miniature sculptures
- tasteful collectibles
- small framed photographs or artwork
- a few subtle plants
- small designer objects
- a few automotive miniatures
- miscellaneous personal objects
Do NOT make every shelf perfectly organized.
The arrangement should feel authentic and naturally lived-in, with slight variation between compartments.
TELEVISION AREA:
Include a large flat-screen television on the left side of the room.
The TV should be turned off, displaying a completely dark black screen with subtle realistic reflections.
Place it on a simple low wooden media console or dark wooden cabinet.
The television should be large and rectangular but not dominate the entire room.
LIGHTING:
Create warm, cinematic indoor lighting.
Use multiple warm practical light sources:
- a tall tripod floor lamp with a large cream/off-white fabric lampshade near the TV
- a small warm table lamp positioned on top of the shelving unit
- subtle warm ambient illumination coming from the lamps
- very soft indirect illumination around the room
The lamps should emit realistic warm tungsten light around 2700–3200K.
Create gentle pools of warm light on nearby walls and furniture.
Avoid harsh overhead lighting.
The overall room should have a cozy evening atmosphere with soft shadows and realistic falloff.
WINDOW / CURTAINS:
Behind or beside the shelving, include a large window or glass opening covered by heavy dark charcoal/black curtains.
The curtains should extend from near the ceiling toward the floor.
They should have realistic folds and slightly different tonal variations.
The curtains should absorb much of the light and create a deep, moody background.
SEATING AREA:
On the right side of the composition, include a dark contemporary sofa or lounge chair.
Use charcoal, dark gray, or black upholstery.
Add a few soft cushions in dark neutral tones.
Keep the furniture simple and modern.
COFFEE TABLE:
Place a low rectangular dark coffee table in front of the sofa.
The tabletop should contain a few naturally arranged objects such as:
- books
- magazines
- a small decorative object
- remote control
- ceramic item
- subtle personal accessories
Do not overcrowd the table.
DECOR:
Add tasteful personal details throughout the room:
- framed artwork on the walls
- a few collectible figurines
- miniature car models
- small sculptures
- books
- subtle decorative pieces
The decor should suggest that the room belongs to someone interested in design, art, books, technology, and automobiles.
WALLS & ARCHITECTURE:
Warm off-white / cream painted walls.
Subtle classic architectural detailing around the ceiling, including simple decorative crown molding.
Clean white or warm ivory ceiling.
Include a few framed artworks positioned naturally on the walls.
The architecture should feel like a real upscale apartment or house, not a commercial showroom.
COLOR PALETTE:
Dark charcoal
Matte black
Warm walnut brown
Cream
Beige
Muted gray
Warm amber lighting
The overall palette should be sophisticated and restrained.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE:
Extremely photorealistic interior photography.
Natural smartphone-camera realism combined with premium interior photography.
Realistic materials and textures.
Accurate wood grain.
Realistic fabric folds.
Realistic reflections on the TV screen.
Subtle lens imperfections.
Natural exposure.
Soft highlight rolloff.
Moderate depth of field.
Slightly warm white balance.
Detailed but not artificially sharpened.
Authentic low-light photography with realistic shadow detail.
ATMOSPHERE:
Quiet, cozy, intimate, sophisticated, slightly moody, creative, and lived-in.
It should feel like a real person's carefully designed home at night.
DO NOT:
Do not include a cat.
Do not include any animal.
Do not include people.
Do not include human silhouettes.
Do not make the room futuristic.
Do not make it minimalist and empty.
Do not make it excessively luxurious like a hotel lobby.
Do not use neon lighting.
Do not use RGB gaming lights.
Do not use bright colorful furniture.
Do not make every object perfectly symmetrical.
Do not create an artificial 3D-rendered appearance.
Do not create excessive HDR.
Do not overexpose the lamps.
Do not distort furniture or architecture.
OUTPUT:
9:16 vertical aspect ratio.
A single realistic photograph.
Full-room composition with strong foreground, middle-ground, and background depth.
High-resolution, photorealistic, cinematic interior photography.
From the video generation tab select Seedance 2.0 and upload the Reference Video with both the images (Your pet image & Room image)
Paste this Prompt and make sure to change all the tags in the prompt for you images and video
Video PROMPT SEEDANCE 2.5 · VIDEO-TO-VIDEO · 7S · 9:16
FORMAT: 7s / 9:16 vertical / pet and environment replacement / one continuous shot, no cuts
REFERENCES:
@Video 1 is the camera and timing master. Copy its camera movement exactly: same path, same speed, same acceleration, same duration, same lens, same framing, same motion blur, and the animal's position, pose, scale and behavior in frame. Every camera move in @Video 1 must be reproduced completely and at identical speed, from the first frame to the last frame. Do not inherit its room, furniture, carpet, lighting, color grading or original cat.
@Image 1 defines ONLY the replacement pet, a cat or a dog. Preserve this animal's face, eye color, fur color, fur pattern, fur length, ear shape, body size and proportions exactly as shown in @Image 1. Do not inherit the background, floor, furniture or lighting from @Image 1.
[optional: add a short description of your pet here, e.g. "small fluffy white dog with brown ears"]
@Image 2 defines ONLY the environment. Preserve this room, its layout, furniture, floor, materials, colors and lighting exactly as shown in @Image 2. Do not inherit any camera angle or framing from @Image 2.
VIDEO PROMPT:
Recreate @Video 1 with the pet from @Image 1 inside the environment from @Image 2. The pet sits on the floor of @Image 2, taking the exact same position, pose, scale, orientation and behavior as the original cat at every moment of the video, head and eyes following the camera the same way. The furniture of @Image 2 appears where the original room's furniture appeared along the camera path. If the pet is larger or smaller than the original cat, keep its body center and floor position identical and scale the body naturally. The lighting of @Image 2 wraps the fur naturally, with matching shadows on the floor and correct occlusion as the camera passes furniture. Photorealistic, real fur physics, natural animal motion.
Camera lock: the camera is a frame-by-frame copy of @Video 1. It starts on the same extreme close-up of the face, pulls back at the same fast speed, performs the same full low-angle 360-degree orbit around the seated pet at the same speed and in the same direction, passes low under furniture at the same moment, and returns to the same final close-up of the face at the same moment. The full orbit must be completed within the 7-second duration. Do not slow the camera down, do not shorten or cut the move, do not stop the orbit early, do not hold on the pet longer than @Video 1 does, and do not add any camera move that is not in @Video 1. Whip-pan speed and motion blur intensity match @Video 1 exactly.
AUDIO: quiet room tone, soft fur and floor sounds, no music.
CONSISTENCY: Exactly one animal. Same pet identity and same room from first frame to last. Camera path, speed, direction and timing identical to @Video 1 for the entire duration.
NEGATIVE PROMPT: no second animal, no original tabby cat, no identity change, no breed change, no eye color change, no fur pattern drift, no slow camera, no slow motion, no incomplete orbit, no camera stopping early, no static hold, no shortened camera move, no change to camera path, speed or direction, no new cuts, no blue carpet, no original room from @Video 1, no room layout drift, no flicker, no cartoon, no cheap CGI, no on-screen text, no watermark.
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