Custom Pet Portraits from your photo, made with AI

Upload a sharp photo of your pet looking at the camera, describe the costume, backdrop and art style, and add “keep the same pet, fur colour and face”. Seedream 5.0 Pro kept a cat and a dog recognisable across five styles in our tests. Try a few styles and compare them side by side, then upscale your favourite.

Yes, to start. A new Kenerate account gets free starter credits on sign-up, and Flux 2 Dev is on the free plan for drafts. Seedream 5.0 Pro, which kept pets recognisable in our tests, needs a one-time credit pack rather than a subscription, and credits never expire. It runs online in your browser, and downloads have no watermark.

Yes. We tested a cat and a dog, and both stayed recognisable across royal, astronaut, general, watercolor and pop art styles. Other pets work the same way as long as the photo is sharp, front-facing and well lit, because the model copies your pet's face and markings from that photo.

Seedream 5.0 Pro gave the most recognisable results in our tests: a cat and a dog kept their fur, markings and faces across royal, astronaut, general, watercolor and pop art styles, at up to 2K. Nano Banana 2 suits portraits built from many reference photos, and Flux 2 Dev on the free plan is fine for quick drafts.

Yes. Upload a photo of each pet, describe the scene — for example both in matching royal capes — and ask to keep each pet's face and markings. Nano Banana 2 accepts up to 14 reference images and Seedream 5.0 Pro up to 10, so both handle several photos in one portrait.

A 2K image from Seedream 5.0 Pro is about 7 inches on its long side at 300 dpi. Image Upscaler (3 credits) takes it to 4K, about 11 × 14 inches at 4:5, or to 8K for larger canvases. Upscaling adds pixels, so check the eyes and fur at full size first. Downloads carry no watermark.

They are different things. A hand-painted portrait is a physical original, and the artist makes choices a model won't. An AI portrait is faster and far cheaper, and you can try many styles before you pay for a print. It can change small details, so compare it with your photo. If you want an heirloom painting, commission an artist.

Yes, if you leave time for printing. The portrait itself takes minutes. The print is the slow part, so ask your print shop for its cutoff. USPS recommends sending by 17 December for Ground Advantage and 18 December for Priority Mail in the lower 48 states, and those dates aren't guarantees. Hand-painted studios close much earlier.

Yes. Upload a sharp photo of your dog looking at the camera and describe the style, then add “keep the same dog and face”. Our dog stayed recognisable as an astronaut and as a 19th-century general. Long-haired breeds and dogs with distinctive markings benefit from a well-lit, close photo.