From a favorite photo to a keepsake

Simple choices.
Something personal.

Start with a favorite face. Find your style, add your personal touches, and plan a portrait that feels right at home.

  1. Synthetic source photo of Juniper, a green-eyed tuxedo cat lounging on a mustard ottoman
    The starting photo

    Start with their photo

    Choose a clear, well-lit picture. Give every pet their own upload.

    Keep eyes and distinctive markings visible. For multiple pets or people and pets, use a separate photo for each subject.

  2. Juniper illustration with green eyes, a dotted bandana, blue collar, engraved tag, knit beanie, and JUNIPER with a star below
    Example personal touches

    Make it their own

    Choose an art style and setting. Add a name or a little extra personality.

    • Illustration
    • Watercolor Splash
    • Blue collar
    • JUNIPER

    Names and accessories are optional. In this example, Juniper gets an illustrated finish, a splash background, dotted bandana, blue collar, engraved tag, knit beanie, and a modern name with a star.

  3. The same complete Juniper artwork shown for checking the likeness, accessories and spelling
    Review before approval

    Fall in love with the art

    Check their likeness, the name and every little detail before approving.

    Look closely: likeness · spelling · details

    Look closely at the eyes, markings, paws, accessories, and spelling. A good review checks each subject as well as the overall composition. AI results can vary.

  4. Juniper's complete illustration in a simple black frame on a dark teal sideboard
    A place to call home

    Find its place

    Pick an available product and compatible size after approving the artwork.

    Think about the space where it will live. A frame adds definition; canvas brings texture; a digital keepsake keeps things simple. Choose a size that shares your artwork’s proportions.

A few details worth checking

Keep each photo with the correct subject. Check spelling, accessory colors, and the background before finishing your selections. When reviewing AI artwork, look closely at faces, paws, and names—not just the overall scene.

Get the photo checklist →

The right art. Then the right format.

Paper, canvas, a frame, or metal each give an artwork a different presence. Explore the options without choosing a print size at the start.

Meet the formats →

You can plan your portrait in the studio now. Generation and ordering are not open yet. See our help guide for current availability.

Explore the studio →