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The Animal Trampoline AI trend in short
What it is: Your pet bounces on a backyard trampoline at night, in the grainy night-vision look of a home security camera.
How to do it: Add a clear photo of your pet on this page, see them in it free, then make the 10-second video. No app, no prompt.
Who to put in it: Your rabbit (the 2025 original was a group of bunnies), Your dog, Your cat.
Animal Trampoline: posts and how-tos
- Lead Stories · the fact check that showed the bunnies were AI: one merges into another and six become five, 28 Jul 2025
- Know Your Meme · the entry on the AI bunnies on a trampoline video: 148.8M plays and 18M likes in two days, added 29 Jul 2025
- @rachelthecatlovers · the original bunnies clip, TikTok, 27 Jul 2025, linked from Know Your Meme (we didn't open it)
- @stupidais · an early copy, a new AI bunny-trampoline clip, TikTok, 28 Jul 2025, linked from Know Your Meme (we didn't open it)
- Media.io · a typed-prompt AI Animal on Trampoline effect, with a sample night-vision prompt of a raccoon bouncing while a bear, foxes and squirrels look on (read 18 Oct 2026)
- ClipTrend · Night Zoo CCTV, a 3 am bedroom night-cam preset for any animal you type, no trampoline (read 18 Oct 2026)
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What is the Animal Trampoline AI trend?
The animal trampoline AI trend is AI video styled as home security-camera footage of an animal bouncing on a backyard trampoline at night: grainy black-and-white night vision, a camera high on the house, eyes glowing in the dark and a mat that keeps springing. Here you make it with your own pet. Add one photo and you get a free preview still of your pet mid-bounce in about a minute, then the 10-second video in 1080p for 100 credits ($9.90).
It comes from one clip. On 27 Jul 2025 the TikTok account @rachelthecatlovers posted what looked like their home camera catching a group of rabbits bouncing on a trampoline, captioned "Just checked the home security cam and... I think we've got guest performers out back!" It wasn't real. Lead Stories rated it fake the next day: about five seconds in, the bunny farthest from the camera merges into the one beside it and six become five. Lead Stories counted more than 57 million views in its first day; Know Your Meme counted 148.8 million plays and 18 million likes in two days, and quoted a top comment calling it the first AI that had ever got them. New AI bunny clips followed from 28 Jul, and Google searches for "bunnies on trampoline" peaked on 30 Jul 2025. It's on our 2025 AI trends list.
The searches never quite stopped. On 18 Oct 2026 Google still completes "ai trampoline video" with bunny, rabbit, deer and bear versions. Template sites sell it as a typed prompt: Media.io's AI Animal on Trampoline makes a CCTV-style clip of any animal you describe, and ClipTrend's Night Zoo CCTV puts night-vision animals in a bedroom at 3 am. Ours starts from your photo, so the animal on the mat is yours, the whole animal with its shape, face, ears and markings, shown in night-vision greys. With wild bunnies adds three wild rabbits bouncing around it, like the original. The overlay is just a red dot and corner marks, with no time, date or brand. It's an AI video in a security-cam style, not a recording, and the sound is spring creaks and crickets with no music.
Is the Animal Trampoline trend still growing?
Archive, still searched. The bunnies clip had a short wave: Google searches for "bunnies on trampoline" peaked on 30 Jul 2025, halved by 5 Aug and fell to a tenth by 21 Aug, and from 12 Apr to 10 Oct 2026 they averaged 0.1% of their peak week (our Google Trends pulls, daily and weekly, read 15 and 16 Oct 2026). What's left is people looking for the format itself: on 18 Oct 2026 Google completes "animal trampoline ai" and "animals on trampolines ai", and fills in "ai trampoline video" with bunny, rabbit, deer and bear versions. This is a catch-up page for the recipe, made with your own pet, not a rising trend.
How to do the Animal Trampoline trend: by hand or in one click
By hand: put your photo into the scene with an image model, regenerate until the face looks like you, give that still to an image-to-video model with the moves written out, then check the face holds to the last frame.
Here, in one click: add a photo for each person, see a free preview still of you in the scene, then make the 1080p video from it. You pay only when it’s ready.
Animal Trampoline mixes
- Night vision
- With wild bunnies: Wild bunnies version, replacing 'exactly one animal' in the scene: three small brown-grey wild rabbits bounce near the padded rim, out of step with the pet, so the mat jiggles under all of them. The pet stays the largest animal, in the centre and the sharpest; at the end the rabbits keep hopping while the pet stops and stares up. Exactly four animals in every frame
Photo tips for Animal Trampoline
- One sharp, well-lit photo of one pet, face towards the camera.
- Whole body in view, ears to paws and tail: your pet is bouncing full length in the shot.
- Clear markings and a distinctive shape help most, because night vision turns coat colours into greys.
- Daylight beats flash; skip heavy filters, blurry action shots and costumes.
- No other animals or people in the photo.
Who to cast
- Your rabbit (the 2025 original was a group of bunnies)
- Your dog
- Your cat
- A guinea pig, a hedgehog or any pet with a big personality
Animal Trampoline FAQ
Is there a free Animal Trampoline AI video generator?
You can preview yourself in the Animal Trampoline scene free. The full 1080p video costs 100 credits, charged only when it's ready. Credits come in packs from $9.90 for 100 and work on any trend.
Which app makes the Animal Trampoline AI video?
Creators put their photo into the scene with an image model, then animate it with an image-to-video model. This page does both for you from one photo: a free preview still first, then the video.
How many photos do I need for Animal Trampoline?
One clear, front-facing photo per person (or pet). This template has room for 1. Add up to 3 photos of each for a closer likeness.
What happens to my photos?
They are stored privately, sent to the video model through short-lived links, never used for training, and deleted with your video after 30 days.
What is the animal trampoline AI trend?
AI videos styled as home security-camera footage of animals bouncing on a backyard trampoline at night. It started with a fake clip of bunnies in July 2025. Here it's your own pet on the mat, made from one photo.
Was the bunnies on a trampoline video real?
No, it was AI-made. Lead Stories rated it fake on 28 Jul 2025: about five seconds in, the farthest bunny merges into the one beside it, so six become five, and another changes shape before the end. It was posted as if it came from the account's own home camera.
Where is the original bunnies on a trampoline video?
On TikTok, posted by @rachelthecatlovers on 27 Jul 2025. Know Your Meme links it and counted 148.8 million plays in its first two days; our link to it is in the examples above, taken from there.
Is the animal trampoline AI free?
The preview is free: add a photo of your pet and see a still of it mid-bounce on the night camera in about a minute, with no card or account. The 10-second video is 100 credits ($9.90), in 1080p.
How do I do the animal trampoline trend with my dog or cat?
Add one clear photo of your pet with its whole body in view. Check the preview still, make the video if it looks like your pet, then post it with your own caption and sound. Cats, dogs, rabbits and most other pets work, because the whole animal comes from your photo.
Can I make it with bunnies?
Yes, two ways. Use a photo of your own rabbit, or pick With wild bunnies, where three small wild rabbits bounce on the mat around your pet, the way the 2025 clip had a whole group.
Can I put myself or a friend on the trampoline?
Not on this one. It's made for animals, one pet per video, and nobody else appears in it. Trends with people in them are on all AI trends, and more pet ones are on AI pet trends.
Why is it black and white? Will it still look like my pet?
It's infrared night vision, the grainy grey look home cameras switch to in the dark, so coat colours turn to greys and eyes glow white. Your pet's shape, face, ears and markings come from your photo, and a photo with clear markings holds best.
Is there a timestamp or camera logo on it?
No. The overlay is a small red dot and thin corner marks, with no time, date, camera name or brand on it. Add your own caption when you post.
What song is the bunnies on a trampoline video?
The embeds of the original post on Know Your Meme and Lead Stories list its sound as 'Bounce When She Walk' by Ohboyprince. Google also completes "bunnies on trampoline song" with lyrics and chords, and we haven't sourced which song those searches mean. Your video comes with spring creaks and crickets and no music, so add a sound in TikTok.
How long is the video?
10 seconds: a few springy bounces, one big one, then the stare up into the camera. It's vertical, 9:16, in 1080p.
How can you tell an animal trampoline video is AI?
Watch the animals, not the garden. In the 2025 bunnies clip one rabbit merged into another and one changed shape (Lead Stories), and Media.io's guide adds mats that don't dip under the weight. More tells are in how people are making these AI videos. Ours is an AI video too, not footage from your garden.
Is the bunnies on a trampoline trend over?
The original wave is: searches peaked on 30 Jul 2025 and fell to a tenth within about three weeks. People still search for AI trampoline videos of bunnies, bears, deer, cats and dogs, and this page makes one with your own pet.
Is my photo kept?
For 30 days, then it's deleted automatically, and it's never used to train AI. You can delete it sooner with Delete my data; the details are in our safety guide.
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