"Cat new year message on couch" video Prompt + Comparison

A cozy living room scene features a relaxed cat lounging on a vibrant yellow couch, wrapped in a soft purple blanket adorned with playful cat patterns. The cat holds a smartphone, scrolling through messages, embodying a laid-back vibe. The cat decides to lie on the other side of the couch so he grabs the pillow and places it on the right side of couch under his head and lies with his head on the right side of the couch. He adjusts his blanket cozying up in his new position and starts scrolling o...

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This prompt tests:

A cozy AI video test of a laid-back cat scrolling on a phone, moving pillows, adjusting blankets, delivering a deadpan “Happy New Year,” and showcasing clean text, readable props, and stable character animation.

Is a cat clearly visible as the main subject lounging on a vibrant yellow couch?

Is the purple blanket wrapped around the cat and decorated with recognizable cat patterns?

Does the cat hold a smartphone and visibly scroll (thumb/paw motion with screen interaction)?

Is the living room environment cozy and readable (furniture, warm lighting, indoor context)?

Is there a book on the floor in the bottom middle that clearly reads “www.aicreators.tools”
with no misspelling or distortion?

Does the cat change position by grabbing a pillow and placing it on the right side of the couch?

Does the cat lie down with its head resting on the right side of the couch after moving?

Does the blanket adjust naturally as the cat cozies up in the new position (no clipping or frozen cloth)?

After repositioning, does the cat resume scrolling on the smartphone?

Does the cat say “Happy New Year” in a deadpan manner, with synced mouth movement or clear audio cue?

Does the white dividing line and center text remain completely static throughout the video?

Are body proportions, paw movements, and head motion anatomically stable with no warping?

Check out the results from Freepik (Hailuo 2.3) vs Freepik (Kling 2.6) vs Wan (Online Platform) (Wan 2.6) vs FLOW (Veo 3.1 Fast) vs ElevenLabs (Veo 3.1) vs Wan (Online Platform) (Wan2.5 Preview) for similar or identical prompts side-by-side.