Paint my pet

Pet portrait styles, explained

There are 8 styles to choose from: five painted-style ones and three photo-style ones. Each page below explains where the style comes from, which scenes it suits and which products it looks best on, with real examples.

Not sure? You don't have to decide first. Add a photo, see your pet in one style free, then try others from the same photo.

See my pet in any style, free

Free to see. No account, no card.

Real examples, one style at a time

  • A customer's dog, pictured in our 35mm film look
    Dog · 35mm film
  • A customer's dog, pictured in our Studio photo look
    Dog · Studio photo
  • A customer's dog, pictured in our Black & white look
    Dog · Black & white
  • A customer's dog, painted in our Oil painting look
    Dog · Oil painting
  • A customer's cat, pictured in our Studio photo look
    Cat · Studio photo
  • A customer's cat, pictured in our Black & white look
    Cat · Black & white
  • A customer's cat, painted in our Oil painting look
    Cat · Oil painting
  • A customer's cat, painted in our Watercolour look
    Cat · Watercolour

Real portraits from customers who said we could show them.

Painted or photo?

The painted styles (Oil painting, Renaissance, Watercolour, Van Gogh and Monet) look like paintings in that artist's or medium's manner. The photo styles (35mm film, Studio photo and Black & white) look like photographs, and any costume in them looks like a real one.

None of them is painted by hand. Every one is made by an AI image model from your photo, which is why you can see it free in about a minute.

If you can't choose

  • For a gift for someone older, or a memorial: Oil painting or Watercolour.
  • For a laugh: 35mm film, especially with a Christmas or Halloween scene.
  • For a T-shirt or anything worn: Van Gogh, because bold colour reads from a distance.
  • For a true likeness: Studio photo or Black & white.

Questions

Can I try more than one style?

Yes. Once your pet is painted in one style, you can try them in others from the same photo, free.

Which style is most popular?

We don't publish numbers, but 35mm film is the one we open on, and Oil painting is the one we use for memorial portraits.

See my pet in any style, free

Free to see. No account, no card.