White Chicks Pet AI: Your Cat or Dog Sings in the Car

What the pet version is

After the White Chicks car scene spread in 2026, people started putting cats and dogs in the singer's seat. Pet mode does this with your own pet: the pet is the driver who sings, and the passenger is a fictional adult holding a small fluffy white dog.

The scene follows the meme: night, filmed through the windshield, the pet sings with full emotion, the passenger slowly turns with a stunned side-eye, the pet hits a dramatic high note, and the passenger and the little dog stay frozen.

Photo tips for pets

Use one cat or dog per photo. Make sure the face is clear and the whole head is in the frame, including both ears.

Good light matters more than a fancy camera. A daylight photo near a window works well. Avoid blur from movement, heavy shadows, and costumes or hats that cover the face.

A photo taken at your pet's eye level, looking toward the camera, gives the best result.

What you get

A 12-second, 720p, vertical 9:16 video with no watermark, generated new with Kling 4.0 from your photo and a prompt. It is usually ready in a few minutes.

The audio is a quiet original piano-pop backing with wordless "oohs and ahs" singing. It does not contain the original song. To use "A Thousand Miles", add it with "Add sound" in TikTok or Reels when you post.

Pricing

One-time packs: $9.90 for 1 video, $19.90 for 3 (most popular) and $29.90 for 5. Credits never expire and there is no subscription. You can mix modes, for example one pet video and two Duo videos from a 3-pack.

If a generation fails, the credit is refunded automatically. If a finished video does not look like your pet, email us within 14 days for a refund.

Want people in the car instead?

Duo mode puts two people in the car, a driver and a front passenger, which is closest to the original meme. Solo mode puts you at the wheel with a fictional passenger. People in photos must be adults (18+) who agreed, and celebrities are not allowed.