Dame Hombro trend · pets
The Dame Hombro Dance, Starring Your Pet
Upload one photo of your dog or cat. It stands on its hind legs and does the viral Dame Hombro dance — bouncing and waving, shimmying its shoulders up to the lens, making a heart with its paws — to Bulin 47 & Kevin Wai's song. From 15 credits, no prompt, no watermark.
- Dogs & cats
- Any breed
- 1 photo
- 10 or 15 s · 9:16 · with sound
Photos like this work best
- Clear, whole body
- Screenshot, stickers😎
- Head only
- Dark or blurry
Pet version: use a clear, front-facing photo of your cat, dog or other pet, one animal per photo. For people, switch back to Bad Times.
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.
Photo blurry or too small? Sharpen it free with Lumenfix →No account needed · made again free if it fails or isn't approved
The dance this version follows. Your pet keeps its own breed, fur and markings; only the moves and the camera come from this clip.
How to make the Dame Hombro video with your pet
One photo in, the whole dance out. The moves, the camera and the song are already built in.
- 1
Upload one pet photo
A clear photo of your dog or cat, face sharp and toward the camera, one pet per photo.
- 2
Pick the length and quality
Every pet video is made on Premium: 10 seconds or the whole 15-second dance, up to 1080p. Videos start at 15 credits.
- 3
Generate and share
Your pet's video is ready in a few minutes as a vertical MP4 with the song, ready for TikTok, Reels or Shorts.
Pet photos that work best
The video keeps your pet's face, fur and markings from the photo, so a good photo matters most.
Face clearly visible
Eyes, nose and ears sharp and toward the camera. Side profiles and blurry shots lose the likeness.
Some body in frame
Head and chest, or the whole pet, so the video gets its fur length, size and markings right.
Good light
Daylight or a bright room. Dark photos turn black or grey fur into a shapeless blur.
One pet
One animal per photo. Two pets, or someone holding the pet, make it unclear who dances.
Another trend, same photo
Make the "I Wanna Love You" video too
Our sister site iwannaloveyouai.org turns one photo into the viral I Wanna Love You night selfie (Akon ft. Snoop Dogg): singing by the tennis courts, then the fall onto the grass.
Your cat or dog sings it
Make it on iwannaloveyouai.org
Dame Hombro with your pet: FAQ
It's the pet version of the Dame Hombro trend on TikTok. A dog stands on its hind legs and dances to "Dame Hombro": it bounces and waves a paw, walks up to the camera shimmying its shoulders, spreads its paws, makes a heart with them and backs off shyly. This page makes the same video from a photo of your own pet.
"Dame Hombro" by Bulin 47 and Kevin Wai, the track that grew out of Bulin 47's freestyle in Madrid. Its "dame hombro" (give me shoulder) line is why everyone shimmies their shoulders.
Yes. The dance comes from a small dog, but any dog keeps its own size, ears and coat, and cats work too. One animal per photo.
No. The dog in the trend wears a striped polo, but your pet looks just like your photo: if it wears clothes in the photo it keeps them, and if it doesn't, it dances without any.
Yes. Breed, fur colour and length, markings, ears, eye colour and anything it wears come from your photo; nothing is added. Only the moves, the camera and the timing come from the reference dance.
10 seconds or the whole 15-second dance, always from the start, in 9:16. Pet videos are made on Premium.
From 15 credits, or $6.99 for one video without an account. The whole 15-second dance on Premium costs 20 credits at 480p, 46 at 720p and 80 at 1080p. If a render fails or a photo is rejected, credits come back automatically and a single video can be made again for free.
Yes. The trend's "Dame Hombro" sound is added under your video in time with the moves, so it's ready to post. The song is for personal posts: for a brand account or an ad, download the silent version and use a song from the platform's licensed commercial library.
Your pet's turn
One photo, a few minutes, and your pet is dancing to Dame Hombro.