Cats, dogs or you
A cat or dog keeps its own breed, face and ear shape under the snow leopard coat and moves like a real animal on four legs. A person keeps their face, hair and skin tone and wears a fluffy snow leopard hood with paw mittens.
Turn Your Pet Into the Paws At You Snow Leopard
Upload one photo of your cat, dog or other pet (or of yourself) and get a vertical 9:16 video of 6, 10 or 15 seconds. Your pet keeps its own face under thick spotted snow leopard fur, stares into the camera with huge glossy eyes, then presses a paw against the lens and taps it twice. No prompt to write, and the sound of soft wind chimes and a light breeze is built in.
1Your photo
Add your pet’s photoJPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 10 MBOne pet or one person, face big and sharp, looking toward the camera with the eyes visible. For a pet, ears to chest in the frame works well.
2Length
Sign up with GoogleViral on X and TikTok
The meme
AI version
- Paw on the lens
- Huge glossy eyes
- Your pet’s face
How the meme moves
Stare, Paw, Tilt, Blink
Every video follows the same four beats, timed to the length you pick. Your pet stares straight into the camera with huge glossy pleading eyes and a slow head tilt. One big fluffy paw reaches out, presses its pads against the lens and taps twice. It leans closer, tilts its head the other way and gives a tiny mew, then rests the paw on the glass and blinks slowly.
Make My Snow Leopard VideoThe meme
AI version
What You Get With Paws At You
One photo of your pet or yourself, one short video of the big-eyed snow leopard pawing at the camera. Here’s what’s in it.
The whole meme, no prompt
You don’t write anything. The stare with huge glossy eyes, the paw pressed to the lens and tapped twice, the head tilt, the tiny mew and the slow blink are all built in.
Wind chimes built in
The sound is made with the video: soft wind chimes, a light breeze and gentle paw taps on the glass. No vocals, nobody talks, so you can still add any TikTok or Reels sound.
Made for TikTok
Every video is a vertical 9:16 MP4 in 720p with no watermark. Download it, or post it with the TikTok share button.
Pay once, no subscription
Credit packs start at $9.90, prices are in US dollars and credits never expire. Pay by card through Stripe, or with Apple Pay on supported Apple devices.
Credits back if it fails
A failed render is retried once for free. If it fails again, or the photo is refused, your credits come back automatically. Uploaded photos are deleted 30 days after upload.
Your Cat as the Big-Eyed Snow Leopard
Cats were made for this one. Upload a clear photo of your cat and it keeps its own face, nose, ears and markings under thick pale grey fur with dark rosettes, then gazes at you with huge pleading eyes and reaches a fluffy paw for the lens.
Give Your Dog the Snow Leopard Coat
Dogs work too. Your dog keeps its breed, face and ears under the spotted coat and long fluffy tail, stays on four legs like a real dog, and does the same slow head tilt and double tap on the glass.
Or Put Yourself in the Snow Leopard Hood
No pet handy? Use a photo of yourself, or of an adult friend who said yes. You keep your own face, hair and skin tone, get the same huge glossy eyes, and wear a fluffy snow leopard hood with small round ears and big padded paw mittens.
Credit Packs, No Subscription
A 6-second video uses 6 credits, 10 seconds uses 13 and 15 seconds uses 20. Packs are one-time payments in US dollars, and the credits never expire.
Single
$9.90
One 15-second video of your pet.
- 20 credits
- 1 full 15-second video
- or 3 6-second videos
- Wind chimes and breeze sound
- 720p vertical MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
Trio
$19.90
Every pet in the house gets a turn.
- 60 credits
- 3 full 15-second videos
- or 10 6-second videos
- $6.63 per full video
- Wind chimes and breeze sound
- 720p vertical MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
Crew
$29.90
Multi-pet homes, friends and you.
- 100 credits
- 5 full 15-second videos
- or 16 6-second videos
- $5.98 per full video
- Wind chimes and breeze sound
- 720p vertical MP4, no watermark
- Credits never expire
FAQ
Paws At You FAQ
The meme, prices, refunds and what happens to your photo. Anything else: support@pawsatyou.org.
What is the paws at you meme?
Paws at you is a reaction-image meme: a photo of a snow leopard edited with AI to have the huge glossy eyes of Mei Mei (Tole Tole Cat), captioned “*paws at you*” plus a punchline, often an invite to play a game. On this site you upload one photo of your pet or yourself and get a short AI video of it as that big-eyed snow leopard, pawing at the camera. Paws At You is an independent website, not affiliated with Ishikawa Zoo, the photographer, Mei Mei’s owners, Know Your Meme, Epic Games, TikTok, X, Instagram, CapCut or ByteDance.
Is it free? How much does a video cost?
There’s no free trial and no sign-up credits, but you can earn credits by inviting friends: +1 credit for each friend who signs up with your link (up to 50) and +10 when a friend makes their first purchase. Otherwise the smallest pack, Single, is $9.90 for 20 credits: one 15-second video or three 6-second videos. Packs are one-time payments, with no subscription.
What if my video fails or comes out wrong?
A failed render is retried once automatically for free; if it fails again, the credits go back to your account automatically, and so do the credits for a photo the content review refuses. If a finished video has a problem, email support@pawsatyou.org and we refund the credits that video used, in money, back to your original payment method (through Stripe). If you used only part of a pack, the credits you haven’t used yet are refunded in money too.
Who sees my photo?
Your photo is used only to make your video. It’s stored on our cloud storage and sent to the AI provider for that one job, and the provider doesn’t keep it. Uploaded photos are deleted automatically 30 days after upload; your videos stay in your account until you delete them, and you can email us to delete photos, videos or your whole account sooner.
What does “*paws at you*” mean?
It’s an old internet roleplay catchphrase from furry chats and the “Paws at You” copypasta, written between asterisks like an action. In the snow leopard meme it comes before a clingy or playful line, such as “hop online”, “can you share your screen” or “am i annoying”, so it reads like a big-eyed cat tapping you for attention.
Who is the snow leopard in the meme?
The photo shows Himmel, a snow leopard at Ishikawa Zoo in Nomi, Japan, posted on X by @black03_white03 on May 25, 2024. The huge glossy eyes were edited in with AI from Tole Tole Cat, also known as Mei Mei, a cat that went viral in 2023, which is why people call it Snowmei or the snow leopard Mei Mei. Your video shows your own pet (or you) with those eyes, not Himmel or Mei Mei.
Can I use my dog, or a photo of myself?
Yes. Cats, dogs and other pets all work: your pet keeps its own breed, face and ear shape under the snow leopard coat and moves like a real animal on four legs. A person keeps their own face, hair and skin tone, gets the same big glossy eyes and wears a fluffy snow leopard hood with paw mittens. Use one photo with one subject; anyone in it must be an adult who agreed.
Does the video have the wind chimes sound?
Yes. The sound is made together with the video: soft wind chimes, a light breeze and gentle paw taps on the glass, with no vocals and nobody speaking. When you post it, you can still add any sound from the TikTok or Reels library.
Ready to See Your Pet With Snow Leopard Eyes?
One photo, no prompt, and a vertical video of your pet pawing at the camera, ready to post.