Pet portraits from a photo
Upload a photo of your dog, cat, horse or rabbit and get a painted pet portrait: a classic oil, a soft watercolor, a royal portrait in a velvet cape or bright pop art.
An AI pet portrait is a painting of your pet made from a photo. Upload 1 to 3 photos of your dog, cat or other animal, choose a style such as royal portrait, oil, watercolor or pop art, and the model paints your pet while keeping its breed features, coat colors, markings and eyes. A Quick portrait costs 20 credits and a Fine Art portrait 45 credits, up to 4K for printing.
Every request asks the model to keep the species, breed features, coat colors, markings and eye color, so the portrait looks like your pet and not just any dog or cat.
The classic gift: your pet as a nobleman in a velvet cape, painted like an old master. Describe the outfit if you want a different one.
Upload up to 3 photos and ask for the pets side by side. Check the result, since combining animals is harder than painting one.
4:5 matches 8 × 10 and 16 × 20 inch frames. Fine Art at 4K gives 3712 × 4608 px, enough for a large print.
Your pet at eye level, eyes sharp, in soft daylight. Add a second photo if the markings differ on each side.
Royal portrait, classic oil, watercolor, pop art or pencil; or describe the background and colors you want.
Generate two variations, keep the one that looks most like your pet and download it to print or share.
The portrait can only keep what the photo shows, so a few minutes choosing the photo pays off:
Royal portraits put your pet in a cape, a collar of jewels or a uniform, in front of a dark old-master background; they are a classic pet portrait gift. Classic oil portraits are quieter, with soft light and warm brown backgrounds. Watercolor suits soft fur and light colors, pop art suits big personalities, and pencil sketches suit a simple frame.
Many people make a pet portrait as a memorial. Use the clearest photo you have, even if it is old, and add one or two more if they show the face or markings better. Classic oil and soft watercolor are gentle choices; generate a few variations and keep the one that feels most like them.
| AI pet portrait | Commissioned pet painting | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | About $0.18–$0.56 per portrait | Priced by the artist, by size and detail |
| Time | Minutes | Weeks, plus shipping |
| Trying styles | Run as many styles as you like | One agreed style |
| What you get | A digital image to print | A physical original |
A tool that paints your pet from a photo. You upload the photo, choose a style such as a royal portrait or watercolor, and an image model paints a new portrait that keeps your pet's look.
Yes. Dogs and cats are the usual subjects, but horses, rabbits, birds and other animals work the same way. A sharp photo that shows the face and markings matters more than the species.
Yes. Upload up to 3 photos and write, for example, “both dogs side by side, royal portrait”. Combining animals is harder than painting one, so compare the variations.
No. You get a digital image to download, which you can print at any photo lab or canvas printer. Use Fine Art at 4K for large prints.
Registration is free; each portrait uses purchased credits: 20 with Quick or 45 with Fine Art. New accounts receive no free portraits, and packs start at $4.99.
Upload a clear photo of your pet and pick a style. Generation uses purchased credits; packs start at $4.99.
Last updated October 29, 2026
