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Boxing Cat AI: The Wild Punches Starring You or Your Pet

Upload one photo of yourself or your pet. You glare into the camera, put your guard up, throw a few jabs and then lose it in a wild flurry of punches.

One clear photo of one person or one pet, face to the camera, good light. Your outfit stays; pets keep their own collar, or none.

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The original boxing cat, by 2006 on Douyin

Lulu the hippo knows kung fu, by 不给改，哼！ on Douyin

What is the Boxing Cat meme

A cat sits up in a bean bag and glares straight into the camera. It raises one paw like a boxer, throws a few quick jabs, then loses it in a wild flurry of punches at the lens. On Douyin, the Chinese TikTok, it goes by 乱拳打死老师傅, roughly “wild punches beat the old master”: a saying that a fighter with no technique can still floor a trained one if the punches come fast enough.

The boxing cat was out by mid-September 2026 at the latest. The earliest public record we found is a Douyin tutorial from September 16 that already showed how to swap in another cat with AI and keep the punches. The original post has tens of thousands of likes, which at the usual like rate on Douyin likely means views in the millions.

  1. A Douyin tutorial shows how to swap your own cat into the punches with AI, the earliest public record we found.

How it works

  1. 01

    Upload one photo

    You, a friend, your cat or your dog.

  2. 02

    Pay or use credits

    One video, no account needed.

  3. 03

    Download the MP4

    From the death glare to the flurry of punches, with the original music.

Price

From $5.90 a video, paid once. Or 59 credits with an account.

Plans and credits

FAQ

What is the boxing cat AI trend?

It is a short video of a cat in a bean bag that glares at the camera, puts its paw up like a boxer, throws a few jabs and then goes wild with a flurry of punches. It started on Douyin as 乱拳打死老师傅, “wild punches beat the old master”. The AI version puts you, your cat or your dog in the cat’s place.

Is it boxing cat, cat boxing or kung fu cat?

All of them. People call it the boxing cat, cat boxing, the punching cat, the kung fu cat or the wild punches cat; in Chinese it is 猫咪打拳 or 乱拳. It is the same video.

Can my dog do it, or can I do it myself?

Yes. A dog throws the punches with its front paws, and a person boxes with bare fists. One clear photo facing the camera works best.

Do I need a template, tutorial or CapCut?

No. This page is the template: upload a photo and we make the video, with no CapCut, no app and no prompt to write.

What will my pet or I wear?

Whatever is in your photo. People keep their own clothes and pets keep their own collar, or none.

What if it fails?

Failed or blocked videos are not charged: credits go back to your balance. If you bought the video on its own, try again free from your order page, up to three tries, or we refund you.

Can I post it with the official song?

Yes. On TikTok, open any video of this trend, tap the song name at the bottom left, tap Use sound and pick this video from your camera roll: the song plays instead of the video’s own sound, and your video shows up on the song’s page. You can also turn the original sound down to 0 in the editor and add the song from the sound library.

Will it look exactly like my photo?

Close, but not always exact: how well a face matches depends a lot on the photo and the AI. A sharp photo where the face is big and clear works best; a half-body photo is fine too if it is sharp. Finished videos are not refunded because a face looks less like the photo than you hoped. If it fails, you get free tries and then a refund.

How much does it cost?

480p: $5.90 or 59 credits; 720p: $7.90 or 79 credits. You pay once for one video, with no account or subscription. With an account you can pay in credits instead.

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