AI Pet Portrait

AI pet portrait FAQ

Which pet photos work best?

A sharp, well-lit close-up where your pet's face and coat are clearly visible, ideally taken at eye level. Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10MB. Avoid blurry action shots, heavy filters and photos where the pet is tiny in the frame.

Will the portrait look like my pet?

The tool is instructed to keep the breed, fur colors, markings and eye color. Painted styles simplify some details, and the cartoon style changes proportions the most. Check the result and try another photo if a marking is missing.

What does the royal style look like?

It paints your pet like a noble in a Renaissance portrait, usually with a rich outfit, a dark background and gold details. Add instructions such as “crown and ermine cape” or “military uniform” to change the costume.

Can I put two pets in one portrait?

You can try with a photo that shows both pets clearly, but their features are more likely to get mixed up. For the most faithful result, make a portrait of each pet from its own photo.

Can I print my pet portrait?

Yes, at small sizes. Output is standard resolution, about 1024 pixels, which suits cards, small frames, screens and social posts. Large canvas prints may look soft, since this tool doesn't upscale.

Can I use the portrait commercially?

Results can be used commercially, subject to our terms. If you make portraits of other people's pets to sell, use photos you have permission to use, and check each portrait before you deliver it.

How much does a pet portrait cost?

Each portrait costs 30 credits, shown on the Generate button. If a generation fails, the credits are refunded automatically, and every portrait you make is saved in My Images.

How is my photo processed?

Portraits are made with Google's Nano Banana model through its API. We are an independent service, not affiliated with Google. Uploads and prompts are moderated, and your original is deleted from the processing service within 24 hours.