Pets · 8 styles

A pet portrait from one photo

Royal robes, a Renaissance ruff, an astronaut suit. Add one clear photo.

Private to you. How we handle photos

  • Example of the Pet astronaut look
  • Example of the Royal pet portrait look
  • Example of the Pet explorer look

The styles

Illustrative AI examples.

Pet portraits

Pets get the grandest treatment here. Dress a golden retriever in crimson velvet and a jeweled crown, make a cat a Renaissance noble, or send a dog to the moon in a tiny white-and-orange suit. Each style keeps the animal's face, fur color and markings as the starting point and changes only the outfit, setting and rendering.

How it works

  1. Pick a style

  2. Add a photo of one pet

  3. Choose the details and create

The best photo of your pet

  • One pet per photo, with the face and both eyes visible.
  • Eye level beats a view from above. Get down on the floor.
  • Daylight from a window, with no flash. Flash turns eyes into discs.

What it costs

A portrait is 3 credits. New accounts get 3 free.

Web payments open in the next few days. Your 3 free credits work now.

Credit packs
60 credits$4.99
150 credits$9.99
400 credits$24.99

Prices in US dollars, one-time, no subscription.

See all qualities
QualityCreditsGood for
Quick try1Fast and simple. Good for trying an idea.
Portrait3Our best likeness. Great on phones and for sharing.
Print5Sharp enough to frame. Prints up to about 8 × 10 in (20 × 25 cm).
Large print10For big frames. Prints up to about 16 × 20 in (40 × 50 cm).
Finest detail12Our most detailed painter. Takes a little longer. Prints up to about 8 × 10 in (20 × 25 cm).
Technical details
  • Quick try (Standard 1K): 896 × 1120 px, about 3 × 3.7 in at 300 dpi.
  • Portrait (Studio 1K): 896 × 1120 px, about 3 × 3.7 in at 300 dpi.
  • Print (Studio 2K): 1792 × 2240 px, about 6 × 7.5 in at 300 dpi.
  • Large print (Studio 4K): 3584 × 4480 px, about 12 × 15 in at 300 dpi.
  • Finest detail (Ultra 2K): 1792 × 2240 px, about 6 × 7.5 in at 300 dpi.

Sizes are for the 4:5 shape.

You get a digital image file to download and keep, with no visible watermark. It is yours to use, including commercially, as set out in the Terms.

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a pet portrait from a phone photo?

Yes. A sharp phone photo in daylight is all you need. The face should be clear and the pet should fill a good part of the frame.

Will it look like my pet?

Markings and fur details may vary. The styles keep breed traits, fur color and eye color as closely as possible and change only the outfit, setting and style. Compare with your photo before you print.

Can I put two pets in one portrait?

These styles are made for one pet per photo. For several animals together, try the Baroque family with pets style in Family portraits.

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