How to make the electric shock prank video with your dog or cat
You and your pet sit at the living-room table over a home wiring job, your pet watching closely, and the moment the red and blue wire tips meet there's a spark and a grey cartoon cloud. It clears to show you both sooty, your hair sticking up and their fur poking out everywhere. Add a photo of you and one of your pet, and the free look takes about a minute.
You and your pet sit at the living-room table over a home wiring job, your pet watching closely, and the moment the red and blue wire tips meet there's a spark and a grey cartoon cloud. It clears to show you both sooty, your hair sticking up and their fur poking out everywhere. Add a photo of you and one of your pet, and the free look takes about a minute.
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Filming your pet's video
Setting the scene
Usually 10–20 minutes. We'll email it to you too.
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Add the trend's sound in TikTok or Instagram when you post.
- One clear photo of your pet, head and body visible
- One front-on photo of you, face uncovered
- Sharp, well-lit pictures, no filters
- Only one animal in the pet photo
Fluffy pets get the biggest laugh when their fur stands on end: long-haired cats, golden retrievers, Pomeranians, Samoyeds. Short-coated dogs and cats still work, with a smaller fluff-up and soot on the nose.
What is the Electric Shock Pet Prank trend?
It's a cartoon gag, the old soot-and-frizz blast from animated shorts, done with you and your own animal. Zooop added it as a template in late October 2026; ours runs about 10 seconds, ending with the two of you staring at the camera and then slowly at each other. No real electricity and no animal touches a wire: it's made from two still photos.
You add the sound yourself in TikTok or Instagram when you post. ChatGPT can't make this video; this page can, from one photo.
The look is free. If you love it, the video costs one video's worth of credits, charged only when it's ready, and refunded automatically if it fails.
Is it safe for my pet?
Completely. Nothing is filmed; the video is built from photos, and the shock and smoke are cartoon effects.
Do I need two photos?
Yes, one of you and one of your dog or cat, so both of you can sit at the table.
Does it work with a cat?
Yes. Cats lean in to supervise just like dogs, and a long-haired cat looks great with its fur puffed out.
Will it look like my pet?
It keeps your pet's face, coat colour and markings from your photo. The free look shows you before you pay.
Does it work with black cats or dark dogs?
Yes. Use a photo in good light so the eyes and face shape show; dark coats need light most.
Can I use a puppy or kitten?
Yes, any age. A sharp photo matters more than age.
Can ChatGPT make this video?
No. ChatGPT can't make videos itself right now. Upload your pet's photo here and see a free look in about a minute.
What happens to my pet's photo?
It's kept privately, used only for your video, never used for training, and deleted after 30 days.
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