Paws At You: Make Your Pet the Big-Eyed Snow Leopard

Use the uploaded image as the base. Keep the person's face, hair, skin tone and body exactly the same as in the photo; only their clothes change. A real phone photo of the same person, taken straight on at eye level through a clear glass window, like a photo of an animal at a zoo. The person wears a thick, fluffy snow leopard onesie: pale grey-white faux fur with dark grey rosette spots, a soft hood with two small round ears pulled up over their hair, with the whole face and the front of the hair in view, and big fluffy paw mittens with dark grey paw pads. They sit close behind the glass and press both mitten paws flat against it at chest height, paw pads toward the camera, like a snow leopard with its paws on the glass. They look straight into the camera with their eyes wide open and a calm, innocent face, mouth closed. Behind them: a snowy zoo enclosure with pale snow-covered rocks, soft and out of focus, in cool blue-grey light. Framed from the top of the head to the waist, the face large and sharp. Soft daylight, a faint reflection on the glass, a little phone-camera softness. Photorealistic, not a cartoon, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. Exactly one person and exactly two paws. No real animal, no other people, no camera app interface, no text, no logos.

A real, cute phone video in one continuous shot, filmed straight on through a clear glass window, like a video of an animal at a zoo. Keep the person's face, hair, skin tone and the fluffy snow leopard onesie, hood, ears and paw mittens exactly as in the image. For the first second the person stays still with both paws pressed on the glass and looks into the lens with wide, round, innocent eyes. Then they lift one paw off the glass and slowly paw at the camera twice, the soft paw pad tapping the glass right in front of the lens, and tilt their head a little to one side. Then the paw slides back down onto the glass and they blink slowly, still looking into the lens. Only the arms, the head and the eyes move; the person stays in the same spot. The camera stays almost still, with a slight handheld sway. Audio: soft wind chimes, a light breeze and two soft taps on the glass, and nothing else: no music, no voice. Exactly one person and exactly two paws. No extra hands, no extra limbs, no morphing, no cuts, no text, no logos.

Use the uploaded image as the base. Keep the person, their face, hair, skin tone, clothes, expression and pose, the place and the light exactly as in the photo. Add one fluffy young snow leopard right next to the person, close to the camera, as if it just stepped into the shot: thick pale grey-white fur with dark grey rosette spots, small round ears, big fluffy paws with dark grey paw pads, and huge, perfectly round, glossy dark eyes with wide pupils and a bright white catchlight in each, like a cute cartoon-eyed cat, while the rest of it looks real. It sits at the person's shoulder with its head at the height of their face, faces the camera and holds up one front paw toward the lens, paw pads toward the camera. The person's face and the snow leopard's face are both large, sharp and in full view; the paw covers neither face. A real phone photo, photorealistic, not a cartoon, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. Exactly one person and exactly one snow leopard. No other animals, no camera app interface, no text, no logos.

A real, cute phone video in one continuous shot. Keep the person, their face, hair, skin tone, clothes and the place, and the fluffy snow leopard with its huge, round, glossy eyes, exactly as in the image. For the first second the snow leopard stares into the lens with its huge, shiny eyes, one front paw raised. Then it slowly paws at the camera twice, its soft paw pads reaching right up to the lens, and tilts its head a little. Then it turns to the person and gently pats their shoulder with the same paw; the person laughs, looks at it, then looks back into the camera. The snow leopard stays at the person's shoulder the whole time; it never jumps or bites. The camera stays almost still, with a slight handheld sway. Audio: soft wind chimes, a light breeze, one tiny, high, soft mew and the person's short laugh, and nothing else: no music, no words. Exactly one person and exactly one snow leopard with four legs. No extra paws, no extra limbs, no morphing, no cuts, no text, no logos.

Use the uploaded image as the base. Turn the pet into a fluffy snow leopard that is still clearly the same pet: keep its own face shape, ears, nose, muzzle and the colors and markings of its face, so its owner recognizes it at once. Its body gets a thick, fluffy snow leopard coat: pale grey-white fur with dark grey rosette spots, a long, thick, spotted tail, and big round fluffy paws with dark grey paw pads. Its eyes become huge, perfectly round and glossy, with wide dark pupils that fill almost the whole eye and a bright white catchlight in each, like a cute cartoon-eyed cat, while the rest of the face stays real. A real phone photo taken straight on through a clear glass window at a zoo: the pet sits upright right behind the glass, faces the camera and presses both front paws flat against the glass at chest height, paw pads toward the camera. It looks straight into the camera with a calm, innocent face and a closed mouth. Behind it: a snowy enclosure with pale snow-covered rocks, soft and out of focus, in cool blue-grey light. Framed from the ears to the belly, the face large and sharp. Soft daylight, natural fur detail, a faint reflection on the glass. Photorealistic, not a cartoon, not CGI. Vertical 9:16. Exactly one animal and exactly two front paws on the glass. No people, no clothes, no collar, no camera app interface, no text, no logos.

A real, cute phone video in one continuous shot, filmed straight on through a clear glass window at a zoo. Keep the animal's face, its huge, round, glossy eyes, its fluffy spotted snow leopard coat and its paws exactly as in the image. For the first second it sits still with both front paws pressed on the glass and stares into the lens with its huge, shiny eyes. Then it lifts one front paw off the glass and slowly paws at the camera twice, the soft paw pads tapping the glass right in front of the lens, and tilts its head a little to one side. Then the paw slides back down onto the glass and it blinks slowly, still staring into the lens. Only its head, ears, eyes and front legs move; it stays in the same spot. The camera stays almost still, with a slight handheld sway. Audio: soft wind chimes, a light breeze, two soft taps on the glass and one tiny, high, soft mew, and nothing else: no music, no voice. Exactly one animal with four legs. No extra paws, no extra limbs, no morphing, no cuts, no text, no logos.