The tabby claps back
A tabby instead of the black cat, with the same treat, the same toothy grin and the same slow clap.
You beckon your cat over, hand it a treat, and it stands up on its hind legs, flashes a weirdly human grin and slowly claps its little hands at you. Upload one photo of yourself and one of your pet, and Clapping Cat AI recreates the black cat clapping meme shot for shot with the two of you. Made with Seedance 2.5. No prompts, no watermark, 38 credits per video.
This clapping cat video started as two ordinary photos: one of a woman, one of a tabby cat. Tap it to play it with sound.
A tabby instead of the black cat, with the same treat, the same toothy grin and the same slow clap.
The black cat clapping clip is a short phone video. A guy at a table beckons his black cat and feeds it a treat. Then, filmed from his own point of view, the cat stands up on its hind legs, smiles with a row of tiny teeth and slowly claps a pair of little hands. The last shot cuts back to him, deadpan, copying the gesture.
The cat’s grin and hands were added with AI, and that slightly uncanny applause made it a reaction meme in late September 2026. It spread on Instagram and TikTok as a green-screen clip for sarcastic applause, fake support and petty reactions.
Clapping Cat AI makes the whole clip with your own pet instead of a green-screen copy. Your photo replaces the person in every shot, down to the leg and foot in the point-of-view shots, and your pet’s photo replaces the black cat with its own fur and face. The cuts, the camera angles and the timing stay the same.
No training, no green screen and no editing. Your pet does not have to clap for real.
Open the Genjutsu AI generator with the Clapping Cat template already selected.
The first photo is you, the one who feeds the treat. The second is your cat, dog or any other pet that claps back.
Seedance 2.5 films both camera angles with you and your pet. Your HD clapping cat video is usually ready in about 10 minutes, with no watermark.
Half the clip is filmed looking down at your pet, the other half looking up at you, and your legs show at the bottom of the frame. A full-body photo of you works best, and a clear, front-facing photo of your pet keeps its markings right.
Same treat, same grin, a new round of applause every time:
Reply to a friend’s hot take or questionable life choice with your own pet slow-clapping.
Give your cat or dog its moment on its birthday or adoption day. It even claps for itself.
Post it on your pet account. A clapping cat video with your own pet stands out from green-screen copies.
Post it when someone finally does the bare minimum and deserves a round of applause.
38 credits per video
Plans from $14.90/mo (billed yearly), credit packs from $19.90. Save up to 40% with yearly billing; videos start as low as $1.50.
It is an AI-edited clip where a black cat gets a treat from its owner, then stands up, grins with tiny teeth and slowly claps a pair of little hands. It became a reaction meme for sarcastic applause on Instagram and TikTok in 2026.
Clapping Cat AI is a template inside the Genjutsu AI video generator. You upload a photo of yourself and a photo of your pet, and AI recreates the whole clapping cat clip with the two of you.
Open the generator on the Genjutsu AI homepage with the Clapping Cat template, upload a photo of you and a photo of your pet, then click generate. No prompt or editing is needed, and the video is usually ready in about 10 minutes.
No. Your pet keeps its own fur color, markings and eyes from your photo. Dogs, rabbits and other pets work too, though cats look closest to the original clip.
Yes. You replace the person in every shot: your face, hair and clothes in the close-ups, and your own leg, foot and hand in the shots filmed from your point of view. A full-body photo gives the best match.
The video is about 11 seconds long in vertical 9:16, with sound, ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Each clapping cat video costs 38 credits. If a video fails to generate, its credits are returned automatically.
No. Genjutsu AI is an independent tool and is not affiliated with the creator of the original clip. It recreates the trend with your own photos.

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One photo of you, one of your pet, one click: your own clapping cat AI video. 38 credits per video, HD and no watermark.