

A British Shorthair that claps back
A gray British Shorthair with copper eyes takes the treat, stands up and slow-claps, then the owner claps back without a smile.
You call your cat over and hand it a treat. It stands up on its back legs, flashes an unsettlingly human grin and slowly claps its tiny hands at you. Send the Clapping Cat AI video generator a photo of you plus a photo of your pet, and it reshoots the whole meme with you two as the cast. Made with Seedance 2.5, 45 credits per video, no prompts, no watermark.
TrendingTwo photos went in, an owner in a red flannel and a gray British Shorthair, and this came out. Tap the video to play it with sound.


A gray British Shorthair with copper eyes takes the treat, stands up and slow-claps, then the owner claps back without a smile.
It starts as an ordinary phone video: a guy sitting at a table calls his black cat and hands over a snack. Switch to his point of view, and the cat is suddenly standing upright, baring a neat row of tiny teeth in a grin and applauding with little human hands. Final shot: the guy, expressionless, clapping right back.
Those hands and that smile were AI edits, and the mildly unsettling ovation made it a go-to reaction clip by the end of September 2026. Instagram and TikTok users passed it around as a green-screen template for mock applause and passive-aggressive "great job" replies.
The Clapping Cat AI video generator on FYPNova does not paste your pet onto a green screen. Instead, every shot is filmed again: you take over the human role, right down to the knee visible in the first-person shots, and your own pet steps in for the black cat with its real coat and face. Cuts, angles and timing match the original.
No green screen, no editing, and your pet never has to learn a trick.
Start the FYPNova generator with the Clapping Cat template already selected.
One photo of you (full body is best, since your legs show in the point-of-view shots) and one clear photo of your pet.
Seedance 2.5 rebuilds every shot with the two of you. Usually ready in about 10 minutes, HD, no watermark.
The pet’s face fills the frame during the clap, so its photo matters most. Pick one where the eyes are sharp and the fur pattern is easy to see.
Sarcastic applause has never been this personal:
Your own cat slow-clapping is the perfect reply to a friend’s terrible take.
Give your pet’s page the meme everyone already knows, with its own face.
It does not have to be a cat. A dog clapping its paws lands just as well.
Someone finished a task three weeks late? Send the clap.
45 credits per video
Subscriptions start at $16.58/mo on yearly billing, one-off credit packs at $14.90. Paying yearly takes up to 16% off, which brings the cheapest template down to $4.68 a video.
A black cat gets a treat from its owner, then, thanks to AI edits, stands up, grins with tiny teeth and gives a slow round of applause. Since late September 2026 it has been the internet’s favorite sarcastic clap.
A template inside FYPNova. Two uploads, one of you and one of your pet, are all it needs to rebuild the meme with your household in it.
Yes. Any pet with a clear face works. The template keeps the original’s treat, grin and clap, with your pet’s own fur and markings.
Because the person who feeds the treat and claps at the end is you. Your photo replaces the man from the original in every shot.
Open the generator with Clapping Cat selected, add your photo and your pet’s photo, then click generate. It is usually ready in about 10 minutes.
About 11 seconds, vertical 9:16, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Each video costs 45 credits. If generation fails, the credits are refunded automatically.
Two photos, one click, one slow clap with your pet's face. 45 credits per video, HD, no watermark.