How to make a pet tribute video
There are a few ways to put together a tribute video for your pet - here's an honest look at the DIY route and an easier alternative, so you can pick whichever actually fits how much time and energy you have right now.
The DIY route
Most phone photo apps and free tools (Canva, CapCut, iMovie) can turn photos into a slideshow with music in an evening of work: pick a template, drop in photos, add a song, maybe some text captions. It's free and fully in your control, but it takes real time and editing patience, and the result is usually a slideshow, not a story - no one is going to look at a caption over a photo and hear it in a real voice.
The done-for-you route
The alternative is writing a few honest sentences about your pet - their name, their personality, the things only you would know - and having those turned into an actual narrated video: a real voice telling their story, set to music, over their own photos with gentle motion. No editing software, no templates, no timeline to fuss with.
You see the script and hear the voice before paying anything, so you can judge for yourself whether it's worth skipping the DIY route entirely.