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View original post ↗One photo of your cat or dog becomes the rider holding a long wheelie on an electric dirt bike down a city road at sunset. 9-second vertical video. Silent, or with the original clip sound for personal viewing.
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Photo 1: one cat or dog, face, ears, body and paws visible. The photo supplies the species, face, fur and markings; the electric dirt bike, the wheelie and the road at sunset come from the clip.Use photos you have permission to use.
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To make the Cat on Ultra Bee video, upload one photo of your pet and generate. You get a 9-second vertical video of your pet riding the wheelie for 50 credits; the smallest pack is USD 6.99. Download it silent and add a sound when you post, or with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
This template recreates the Cat on Ultra Bee trend: an AI clip of a tabby cat standing on the footpegs of a teal electric dirt bike, front paws on the handlebar, holding a long wheelie down a city road at sunset with power lines, graffiti walls and a skyline behind. Our reference is the clip TikTok creator mxrender posted on 5 November 2026; from the next day other creators posted their own cats and dogs doing the same wheelie. Upload one photo of your pet to take the rider's place.
Your pet. Photo 1 gives the species, breed, face, fur colour and markings.
From the clip. The electric dirt bike, the wheelie, the road, the power lines, the skyline, the cuts and the camera moves come from the original clip, not from your photo.
Good photos. One pet, face clearly visible, in even light. A photo that shows the whole body, legs and paws matches the standing rider best.
One photo is required. Use a single pet; photos with two animals make it unclear who rides. Vellm is not affiliated with mxrender, TikTok or the bike's maker.
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Four shots on a wide city road at sunset, with power line towers, graffiti barriers and a skyline behind. Your pet takes the cat's place; the cuts and timing stay the same.
The camera tracks alongside as your pet stands on the footpegs, paws on the handlebar, the front wheel high in the air while cars pass behind.
A new angle from ahead of the bike: the wheelie keeps going past the graffiti wall and the power lines.
A low shot right beside the bike: your pet clings to the side, paws on the handlebar, tail swinging, the front wheel still up.
Both wheels back on the road, your pet stands on the seat with its paws on the bars and rides on toward the skyline.
An AI clip from November 2026: a cat rides a long wheelie on an electric dirt bike in the style of a Sur-Ron Ultra Bee, down a city road at sunset. TikTok creator mxrender posted it on 5 November 2026, and from the next day other creators posted their own cats and dogs doing the same wheelie. Vellm is not affiliated with mxrender, TikTok or Sur-Ron.
One photo of one pet.
Yes. The clip shows a cat, but a dog photo also works; your pet keeps its own species and look and rides the same bike.
No. The bike, the wheelie and the road come from the clip. Your photo only gives your pet's face, fur and markings.
9 seconds, vertical 9:16, with a 1080p enhanced export. Download it silent, or with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
50 credits. The smallest one-time pack that covers it is 50 credits for USD 6.99. No subscription is needed.
No. No song is sold with the template. Download the silent version and add a sound in your posting app if it is available for your use, or download it with the original clip's sound for personal viewing.
No. It is made with Seedance 2.5 from your photo. Say it is AI when you post it.
Yes. Every video comes in two versions: silent, best for posting (add the trending sound in TikTok or Reels), and with the original clip's sound, for personal viewing. The sound isn't licensed for public posts.
The original clip guides the wheelie, the four shots and the camera. Check that your pet keeps its fur and markings in the low close-up beside the bike and in the last shot on the seat, where the body fills more of the frame. A new generation uses another 50 credits and may look different.
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