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Animals that talk, in your words

A talking animal clip is a close-up, a line and a reaction. Describe the animal and its voice, write the line in quotes, and keep the mouth movement natural for the species. To make your own pet talk, open the clip on its photo and describe only the motion and the line. The models below make speech with the picture, and each clip's price shows before you generate.

Try it with an example See what a clip costs

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What a clip costs

Which model to use

Today’s price for a typical clip on each model, from GenMagic’s live price list. You pay only for the clips you make.

Model	Why for this	A clip	Longest take	Up to
Veo 3.1 LiteVeo 3.1 without a subscription	speech, lip-sync and sound for the least of the Veo tiers	$0.304 s in 720p	8 s	1080p
Wan 3.0Wan 3.0 without a subscription	opens on a photo of your own pet, takes up to 30 seconds	$0.325 s in 480p	30 s	1080p
Kling Video v3.0 StandardKling 3.0 without a subscription	expressive faces and small gestures in close-up	$0.955 s in 720p	15 s	720p
HappyHorse 1.1HappyHorse without a subscription	lip-synced dialogue with its soundtrack at its silent price	$0.745 s in 720p	15 s	1080p

Start from an example

Prompts that work

Each opens the studio with the prompt and the model ready. Change it, see the price, generate.

A cat with complaints

Close-up of a fluffy orange cat sitting on a kitchen counter next to an empty bowl, it looks straight at the camera and says in a dry, unimpressed voice "It's been four minutes since breakfast. I'm calling the police." Soft morning light, a fridge hum in the background. 6 seconds.

Veo 3.1 Lite, $0.30 a clipOpen in the studio

Your own dog, from a photo

Open on this photo of the dog. The dog tilts its head, its mouth moves naturally as it says in a cheerful voice "Walk? Did somebody say walk?" Its tail wags, the camera stays still, keep the dog exactly as in the photo. Living room sound. 6 seconds.

Wan 3.0, $0.32 a clipOpen in the studio

What makes the difference

How to get good results

Give the animal a voice in words: dry, cheerful, grumpy, posh.
Keep lines short: one sentence per clip lands best.
For your own pet, open on a clear, well-lit photo of its face and describe only the motion and the line.
Close-ups work best: the mouth and eyes carry the joke.

Go deeper: Pet videos, Make a photo talk, Every video model that makes sound.

Questions

How do I make AI talking animal videos?

Describe the animal in close-up, write its line in quotes with the kind of voice, and add the room's sound; or open the clip on a photo of your pet and describe the line and the motion.

Can I make my own pet talk?

Yes. Open the clip on your pet's photo with a model that takes an opening image, such as Wan 3.0, and write what it says in quotes.

Which AI makes animals talk with lip-sync?

Veo 3.1, Wan 3.0, Kling 3.0 and HappyHorse make speech with the picture; describe the voice and keep the line short.

Do I need a subscription?

No. You top up a balance and pay per clip; the studio shows each clip's price before you generate.

What does a clip cost?

Today a typical clip costs $0.30 on Veo 3.1 Lite (4 s in 720p), $0.32 on Wan 3.0 (5 s in 480p), $0.95 on Kling Video v3.0 Standard (5 s in 720p), $0.74 on HappyHorse 1.1 (5 s in 720p). The studio shows the exact price for your settings before you generate, and a clip that fails is not charged.

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