Knight Cat AI video pricing

All three, plus knight kitten. They are the same meme: a small pet in armor with a sword that is too big for it. Knight cat and cat knight are the common English searches. Kitten knight is the original character. The blog post “Knight Cat vs Cat Knight vs Kitten Knight” walks through the names.

With the AI creator @sickmanai. A “Kitten vs Dragon” clip went up in mid-August 2026, and the storm shot of the kitten with an oversized sword is the one that spread. It broke out in late September, including a gym-bro collab with @derek.mercer.2006. The character is fully AI. There is no real cat behind the original. The timeline is in the blog post “Where Did the Knight Cat Trend Come From?”

One pet, whole body, daylight, eyes visible, plain background. A sharp boring photo beats a blurry cute one. Skip heavy filters, sunglasses, costumes, and shots where the pet is half hidden. JPG, PNG, or WEBP up to 10 MB. The guide is the blog post “How to Take the Perfect Photo for Your Knight Cat Video.”

Yes. Choose Cat or Dog before you generate. Dog stills add “furry paws, no fingers” so the armor does not grow hands. The generator is built for cats and dogs.

Yes. Use You & your pet. Image 1 is you, image 2 is the pet. You become the big knight and the pet the small one. Use your own face, or an adult who agreed. No celebrities, and no photos of children.

Each paid clip is 720p, 10 seconds, 9:16, with sound, and costs 1 credit. Packs are one-time: $5.99 for 1 video, $12.99 for 3, and $29.99 for 10. Credits do not expire. There is no subscription.