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It is a viral video set to Smalltown Boy, the 1984 song by Bronski Beat. One performer screams at the camera with mouth wide open, the other dances behind in a stiff 80s style, then they swap places and dance together. The AI cat version made it huge, and now people do it too. It is also called the screaming cats trend.

Choose Pets and add one or two cat photos, or choose People and add two photos, one person per photo. With one cat photo, AI adds a dance partner. Pick a scene and a pack, then press Pay & start. Your video starts after payment and is usually ready in 10-15 minutes. The routine is already set up; no prompt is needed.

No. Add your photos, pick a pack and pay; you type your email at checkout. Your video starts as soon as the payment goes through, and we email you the link. To see your videos on another device, open My videos and choose Find my videos.

A is the singer: A starts in the close-up, screaming at the camera. B is the dancer: B dances behind A, then they switch places and B takes the close-up. At the end they dance side by side and rush the camera together. Put your loudest one in A.

One cat or one person per photo, facing the camera, in good light, with the face clearly visible. Use the original photo: avoid blurry photos, heavy filters, screenshots and photos where the face is tiny or partly hidden. For People, use only photos of people who agreed to be in the video: no celebrities and no one under 18. For a cat duet, two cats with different coats are easiest to tell apart.

No. In Pets, one photo is enough: your cat is A and screams at the camera, and the AI adds a made-up backing dancer cat as B that looks nothing like yours. Add a second cat as Cat B to put both of yours on stage. People always needs exactly two photos, one for A and one for B.

Cats only. The Pets routine is written for domestic cats, so a dog or another animal is likely to be redrawn as a cat, or the video fails. Use cat photos for Pets.

No. Your download is silent. Add Smalltown Boy from the licensed sounds available to your account in the app where you post. Availability and permitted uses vary by platform and region. Smalltown Boy Cat is not affiliated with Bronski Beat, the song's rights holders or the trend's original creators.

Usually close, but not guaranteed. AI can change faces, markings, hands, paws or expressions, especially in fast moves. A sharp, well-lit original photo with the face clearly visible gives it the most to follow, and two cats with different coats are easiest to keep apart. Watch the whole video before you share it.

No. Your downloaded video has no watermark.

You can post your video on TikTok, Reels or Shorts: it is sized for them. Add Smalltown Boy from the licensed sounds the app offers your account. Our Terms say Smalltown Boy Cat is for entertainment only, so ask us at support@smalltowncatai.com before any commercial use.

AI results vary, and a completed video may change faces, markings or movements. Each new generation uses another credit. If your video has a technical problem, contact support@smalltowncatai.com.

A silent 21-second MP4 in 1080p (1080 × 1920), vertical 9:16, sized for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. It usually takes 10–15 minutes. You can leave the page: we email you the link, and your videos stay in My videos.

Videos are generated with Seedance 2.5, a video model by ByteDance. You do not write a prompt: the routine is written for you. Every video is AI-generated and labelled as such.

No. One video uses one credit. Credits come in one-time packs of 1, 3 or 5 videos, with no subscription and no account, and they never expire. Failed generations return their credits automatically.

If generation fails, the credit returns automatically and we email you so you can try again. This returns a credit, not a cash payment. For technical problems, contact support@smalltowncatai.com.

The swap is part of the screaming cats routine: at 0:07, B takes the close-up and A drops back, and from 0:14 they dance side by side, then both rush the camera. If one cat’s look ends up on the other, or the two blend together, that is an AI error; cats with different coats are easier to tell apart. If your video has a technical problem, contact support@smalltowncatai.com.

Your video also appears on the page where you made it and in My videos in the browser you paid in. Check your spam or promotions folder for the email. On another device, open My videos, choose Find my videos and enter the email you paid with. If it is still missing, write to support@smalltowncatai.com from your checkout email.

On the page where you made them, in My videos in the browser you paid in, and in the email we send when each video is ready. Videos are scheduled for deletion 30 days after they are made, so download the ones you want to keep.

Open My videos, choose Find my videos and enter the email you paid with. We email you a 6-digit code; enter it to see your videos and use your remaining credits. Every email we send also has a Make another button that signs you in once, within 48 hours.

Credits stay with the email you paid with, so each email has its own videos and credits. In the browser you paid in, you can use the credits from both. To move credits from one email to the other, write to support@smalltowncatai.com from both addresses.

You can request a refund for a one-time pack within 7 days of purchase if all its credits are unused. Write to support@smalltowncatai.com from your checkout email. Failed generations return credits automatically; cash refunds are handled separately.

Your photos stay in your browser until you pay and your video starts. Then they are sent to our AI video provider to make your video. Uploaded photos are scheduled for deletion 7 days after upload, and generated videos 30 days after they are made. Download any videos you want to keep.

Your photos are processed by Seedance 2.5, a video model by ByteDance, to generate your video. They stay in your browser until you pay and your video starts. Uploaded photos are scheduled for deletion 7 days after upload.