I Wanna Love You AI · one pet photo · with the song

I Wanna Love You AI: Your Cat Sings the Trend

Upload one photo of your cat, dog or other pet. It takes over the viral night selfie by the tennis courts: sings "I Wanna Love You" (Akon feat. Snoop Dogg) to the camera, throws a paw in the air and falls back onto the grass with its legs up the wall. One video from $4.99, no prompt, no watermark.

  • One photo
  • Cats, dogs & other pets
  • No prompt
  • 10 or 14 s · 9:16 · with the song
  • No account needed: one video from $4.99, link emailed when it's ready
  • Photo not approved or render failed? Refunded automatically
  • Secure checkout by Stripe, no subscription
JPG, PNG or WebP · under 20 MB · one clear, front-facing face0/1 photos

Pet version: use a clear, front-facing photo of your cat, dog or other pet, one animal per photo. For people, switch to the person version.

Photo tips

Use everyday photos of yourself, your pets or friends (with their consent). Celebrity photos and film or MV stills won't pass review.

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Full video · 14 s

The cat take the pet version follows (@novoreel, 4 Oct 2026). Upload a photo of your pet and it plays the part; its face, fur and markings come from your photo.

Watch @novoreel's clip on TikTokDoing it yourself? The person version

I Wanna Love You AI

How to make the I Wanna Love You cat video from one photo

Upload one clear photo of your cat (or dog, or other pet), pick a model, a length and a quality, and press Generate. The video follows a depth map of the cat take of the trend, so the moves and the front-camera framing match: the night selfie by the tennis courts, the song, the paw in the air and the fall back onto the grass with legs up the wall. Your pet's face, fur and markings come from your photo. You get a vertical MP4 with the song and no watermark. One video costs $4.99 with no account, or use credits: from 4 credits, and the whole 14-second take costs 19 credits on Premium at 480p.

Quick facts

Input
1 photo of one pet (cat, dog or other). JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB
Motion source
A depth map of @novoreel's cat take of the trend: movement and camera only, no faces or fur
Key moves
Front-camera night selfie by the tennis courts, singing to the lens, a paw in the air, the fall back onto the grass with legs up the wall
Look
Your pet's face, fur, markings and eye colour from your photo
Prompt
None. The routine and the timing are built in
Model
Budget, Balanced or Premium; your photo passes a safety review first
Length
10 seconds or the whole 14-second take, from the start of the routine
Output
MP4, 9:16: 480p or 720p, and 1080p on Premium. No watermark
Audio
Yes. "I Wanna Love You" (Akon feat. Snoop Dogg) is added under your video, or download it silent
Price
One video from $4.99 with no account, or from 4 credits. No subscription

On TikTok

The I Wanna Love You clips everyone is copying

It started with a deadpan night selfie by the tennis courts. Days later, an AI cat in a suit took it over, and cats became the trend's signature.

How to make the I Wanna Love You AI video in 3 steps

Doing it by hand means animating your pet, matching the original's moves and timing, and laying the song back on. This page does all of that from one upload.

  1. 1

    Upload one photo of your pet

    One clear, well-lit photo of your cat, dog or other pet, face sharp and toward the camera. One animal per photo.

  2. 2

    Pick the model, length and quality

    Choose Budget, Balanced or Premium, 10 seconds or the whole 14-second take, and 480p, 720p or (on Premium) 1080p. One video is $4.99 with no account, or from 4 credits; the price is shown before you generate.

  3. 3

    Generate and download

    Your photo is reviewed first, then the render takes a few minutes. Play it with sound and download the MP4, or share it straight to TikTok, Reels or Shorts.

What the template recreates

The whole routine in one front-camera take, move for move.

  1. 1

    The night selfie

    Front camera held close, at night, by the tennis courts, with a straight face.

  2. 2

    The song

    Singing "I Wanna Love You" right into the lens.

  3. 3

    The paw in the air

    One paw (or hand) thrown up into the air.

  4. 4

    The fall

    Falling back onto the grass with the legs up the wall.

What comes from where

From your photo

Your pet's face, fur colour, markings and eye colour, so it still looks like your pet.

From the trend clip

The moves, the camera and the timing of the cat take, and the song on top.

I Wanna Love You AI video prices

Buy one video with no account at the price on top, or use credits for any row in the table. Every video comes with the song and no watermark.

Budget

Up to 14 s
Length480p720p
10 s48
14 s511

Balanced

Up to 14 s

$4.9914 s video · no account needed

Length480p720p
10 s817
14 s1124

Premium

Up to 14 s

$8.9914 s video · no account needed

Length480p720p1080p
10 s153460
14 s194376

The whole 14-second take is $4.99 on Balanced at 480p, $6.99 in 720p and $8.99 on Premium, paid once with no account. Credit packs from $9.90 cover every length and quality, with no subscription. If your photo isn't approved or a render fails, your payment or credits come back automatically.

See all prices

Caption ideas

Tap one to copy it with the trend's hashtags, then paste it when you post.

Where the I Wanna Love You trend came from

On 29 September 2026, TikTok creator @primeclippss_ posted a front-camera night selfie by tennis courts: a deadpan character in a blond bowl-cut wig, curled moustache and pink suit sings "I Wanna Love You", raises a hand, then falls back onto the grass with legs up a wall. It passed 21.9 million views.

Two days later, the AI pet account @novoreel turned it into a cat, and cats took over the trend. This page makes that cat video from a photo of your own pet.

  1. 29 Sep 2026 · @primeclippss_ posts the original selfie by the tennis courts (21.9M views).
  2. 1 Oct 2026 · @novoreel makes it a white cat in a suit singing the opening (22.9M views, 3.5M likes, 1.7M shares).
  3. 4 Oct 2026 · @novoreel posts the full routine with an orange cat in a plaid suit and polka-dot bow tie (1.4M views).
  4. 5 Oct 2026 · A black-cat version follows (5.8M views), and CapCut template tutorials appear.
  5. October 2026 · More accounts join with orange cats and cats in hats (~6.3M views) and dog versions (~0.5M).
Watch the original by @primeclippss_

What song is the I Wanna Love You trend?

The trend is sung to "I Wanna Love You" by Akon featuring Snoop Dogg, released in 2006. In the clips, the performer sings it straight into the front camera before the hand (or paw) goes up and the fall onto the grass.

Your video comes with the song, laid under the picture from the start of the routine. You can also download it without the song and add the trend's sound from TikTok's library when you post.

I Wanna Love You AI is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Akon, Snoop Dogg, the song's label or the trend's creators. The music belongs to its rights holders, and TikTok or Instagram may match the track when you post. Use photos of your own pets, yourself or people who agreed to appear.

Photo tips for the best I Wanna Love You cat video

Exact likeness isn't guaranteed, since the fall is a fast move, but these habits keep the video closest to your pet.

Face sharp and forward

Eyes and nose clear and toward the camera. Side profiles and blurry action shots lose the likeness.

Bright, even light

Daylight or a bright room keeps fur colour and markings steady. Dark photos turn black fur into a blur.

Show some body

Head and chest, or the whole animal, so the video gets its size, fur and markings right for the fall.

One animal per photo

Two pets, or a person holding the pet, make it unclear who plays the part. Crop to the one you mean.

Is the I Wanna Love You AI generator free?

Short answer: no, but there's no subscription. Watching the original clips and uploading a photo are free; each video is paid once, from {videoFrom}, and never carries a watermark.

Free

  • Watching the trend clips and uploading a photo
  • No account, plan or subscription needed to buy one video
  • No prompt, editing app or motion-transfer tools needed

Paid

  • One video at checkout: $4.99 (Balanced, 480p), $6.99 (720p) or $8.99 (Premium).
  • Or credit packs from $9.90 for 20 credits; videos from 4 credits, shown before you generate.
  • Rejected photos and failed renders are refunded automatically, as money or credits.

I Wanna Love You AI FAQ

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Want the step-by-step guide?How to make the I Wanna Love You cat video, where the trend came from and which photos work best, in our full tutorial.

Your cat's turn

One photo, the original moves and the song. 10 or 14 seconds, no watermark, refunded automatically if a render fails.