A real-looking photo of you and your dog together, anywhere: at home, on the trip they couldn’t join, in the studio, on this year’s card. One photo of you, one of your pet, pick a scene. Cats, rabbits and horses too.
Just want a portrait of your pet? Make one without you in it.
Real result · made from two phone photos
Your two photos are sent to third-party AI providers only to create your image. A 2K photo uses 2 credits; 4K print quality uses 4.
Use this sceneEvery photo here is a real result from two everyday photos. Choose a scene, add yours, and you’re done.
An everyday phone photo works. Face the camera, no sunglasses, decent light.
We read their breed, coat and markings, so the white blaze and the floppy ear stay exactly where they are.
Choose one of 40 scenes or describe your own. Download in 1K, 2K or 4K.
Airlines, venues and landlords say no. We don’t. Put your dog at the café table or your cat on the hotel balcony — wherever you wished they’d been.
Try a travel scene
Pet photographers charge $150–$500 and your cat still won’t sit still. Studio scenes give you window light, soft focus and a pet who looks straight at the camera.
Try a studio scene
If you’ve lost a pet, our memorial scenes are quiet and unhurried — soft light, no confetti, no countdown timers. Create a keepsake to print and keep close.
Create a keepsakeYour photo
In the sceneBreed, coat color, markings and size carry over from your photo — not a generic stand-in.
4K files print sharp up to 12×16 in. Big enough for the hallway, the mantel or a canvas.
Matching pajamas, a lit tree and everyone looking at the camera. Ready before the post office rush. Christmas photos with your dog →
Dogs and cats look best today. Rabbits and horses work well too.
Every scene ships with its lighting, lens and mood worked out. Pick one, or describe your own in a sentence.
Your uploads go to the AI providers that make your image, and nowhere else, and are deleted the moment it is finished. The finished photos stay in your account for as long as you want them.
One credit buys a 1K photo, two buy 2K, four buy 4K print quality. Start small and top up anytime.
Checkout isn’t open yet. These are the prices we’ll launch with.
A quick try for one or two favorite scenes.
30 credits · $0.33 per credit
Enough for a holiday card and a few framed prints.
100 credits · $0.22 per credit
For multi-pet homes and serious scrapbookers.
400 credits · $0.15 per credit
Prices in USD, excluding tax. Each photo uses 1 credit at 1K, 2 at 2K and 4 at 4K. A photo that fails to generate is never charged. Plans renew automatically; cancel any time and it takes effect at the end of the paid period. No refunds, see the terms and refund policy. New accounts start with 2 free credits: 2 watermarked 1K photos, and any purchase unlocks the clean versions.
Upload one photo of yourself and one of your dog, choose a scene (or describe your own), and we create a new photo of the two of you together. It works the same for cats, rabbits, horses and birds. A 2K photo uses 2 credits.
That is the whole point. We read your pet’s breed, coat color and markings from the photo and carry them into every scene. A clear, well-lit photo where their face and body are visible gives the best result.
You choose per photo: 1K (1 credit) for phones and social, 2K (2 credits) for sharp screens and prints up to 8×10 in, or 4K (4 credits) for framed prints and canvas up to 12×16 in. Every plan includes all three.
The two photos you upload go to the third-party AI providers that power PawAndMe, such as Google’s Gemini models, only to create your image, and we delete them as soon as it is finished. We never sell them. Finished photos stay in your account for as long as you have one on any paid plan, 7 days on a free account, and you can delete any of them whenever you like.
Yes. Our In memory scenes are gentle and unhurried, and any clear photo of your pet works, even an old one.
Dogs and cats give the most reliable results today. Rabbits, horses and birds work too, and we are adding more.
Yes. Switch the creator to “Just my pet” and upload one photo of them; every scene adapts so your pet is the only subject. It costs the same credits.
Two photos in, one memory out. No photoshoot, no prompt writing.
