Ways to make your own clapping cat video, compared
Updated · Clapping Cat AI
There are three ways. Put the original clapping cat clip behind your own video as a green-screen reaction (free, in any editor such as CapCut). Animate your own pet with an AI generator so your cat or dog is the one clapping ($9.90 for one video here). Or film your real cat and edit it yourself, which is free but hard to make convincing. If you want your own pet in the meme, an AI generator is the practical way.
Make your own clapping cat video from one photo
Clapping Cat: a real result
The photo
1. Green-screen the original clip
- What you get: the original black cat clapping in the corner of your own video.
- Cost and time: free, a few minutes in a video editor.
- Keep in mind: it's someone else's cat and clip, so credit the original where you can.
2. Animate your own pet with AI
- What you get: a new 10-second video of your own cat or dog standing up, grinning with human teeth and clapping human hands, in your own room.
- Cost and time: $9.90 for one video on Clapping Cat AI, ready in 2 to 5 minutes. No app or account.
- Keep in mind: results vary with the photo; a sharp full-body photo works best. Not happy with your first video? Full refund within 7 days.
3. Film your own cat
- What you get: your real cat, but cats don't clap, so you'd need heavy editing to fake the grin and the hands.
- Cost and time: free, but hours of editing for a convincing result.