How do I make a Kiat Jud Dai Kitten Parade video?

One pet, one long line, on purpose

• Open the template page. Add one sharp photo of your cat or dog, whole body or down to the chest, facing the lens. JPG, PNG or WebP, 10 MB at most.
• Choose the backdrop (Sunset road by default), the line (Same-size mini copies by default) and the props (None by default). None changes the price.
• Format. The clip is a vertical 9:16 video, sized for phone feeds such as TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
• Agree and sign in. Accept the photo consent and log in with Google. The preview only comes with a pack, so buy one if your balance is empty.
• Watch the preview. It cannot be saved: 5 seconds at 480p, stamped PREVIEW. Check that your animal still looks like itself, the little ones behind it copy its coat and the whole group keeps step.
• Render for 1 credit and the 5-second 720p MP4 arrives with no watermark, kept in My videos. Lay your own sound over it in TikTok.

The line-up, the march, the step aside

The line-up (0 to 2 seconds), the march (2 to 4) and the step aside (4 to 5).

The toughest moment for the AI is the crowd: a long queue of small animals must copy your pet’s coat, stay upright and march together without smearing into one blob. A slightly long paw, a copy that flickers or a spare ear for one frame is typical of a crowd shot like this, not a mistake. Enjoy it as a quick bit of fun.

Where it comes from

Your MP4 waits in My videos, where you can also copy a share link. Our video follows the first half of the TikTok from 8 November 2026, with the kittens marching up to the camera. For music, the sound guide walks through adding your own track.

MimicZip is an independent tool. TikTok and the creators behind the trend have no connection to it.