Photo Guide

Not sure if your photo is good enough? Don’t stress, if there’s an issue, we’ll email you right away to help fix it.

Examples of Good vs. Bad Photos

Good examples of pet photos taken.

Bad examples of pet photos taken.

Other Notes

Accessories like leashes, collars, bows, hats, and other cute outfits will not be illustrated in your final portrait. We keep things clean and minimal to highlight your pet’s natural charm!

Not Sure About Your Photo?

Don’t worry, our artists review every image before getting started. If we need a different photo from you, we’ll email you right away and help guide you to send a better picture of your pet.

Photo FAQs

What if my photo isn’t perfect?

Don't worry! We manually review every image. If we need a different photo, we’ll email you to help. You won’t be left guessing!

What kind of photo works best?

A clear, eye-level photo in natural light works wonders. Make sure your pet’s full face (both eyes, nose, ears and neck) is visible, and avoid heavy filters or shadows please.

How do I avoid blurry or low-quality uploads?

Use a high-resolution photo from your phone or camera, ideally not a screenshot. Please make sure your pet is in focus and well-lit, without obstructions like hats or glasses.

Custom Pet Portraits, Made with Love.