Upload a clear photo of your pet (you can add up to four). Every time you create a portrait, our AI looks at your photos to get your pet's face, markings and build right, then places your pet in the scene you chose. There is no AI model to train, so you can start creating portraits as soon as your photo is uploaded.

One clear photo of your pet's face, looking at the camera, is enough to start. For a closer likeness add a side-on photo of the whole body, and up to four photos in total: with only one photo the AI has to guess what the rest of your pet looks like. Ideally your pet should be the only animal in each photo.

It can depend on how busy the server is but it usually takes around 20 seconds.

That is what PawToAI is built for. Every portrait is made from your own photos of your pet, not from a description, so it keeps your pet's face, coat colours and markings; the examples on this page show the real photos next to the portraits made from them. Not every image will be perfect, and the result depends on your photos: sharp, well-lit photos that show only your pet work best, and adding a second photo of the whole body helps a lot. You get 3 free portraits, so you can see how it does with your own pet before paying anything.

Yes. Adding a pet is free and you can have up to 10 pets on one account. Your portrait credits can be used on any of them.

Yes. Dogs and cats are the most common, but you can add any kind of pet, from rabbits to horses to parrots.

No. The first 3 portraits are free, with no watermark and no card needed. After that you pay once, $12 for 50 portraits. Nothing renews, there is nothing to cancel, and your credits never expire.

Digital images that you can download and keep. Each portrait is saved to your private gallery, ready to share, print or put on a card yourself. We do not sell or post printed products.

Your photos are stored privately and are only ever shown to you. We do not sell your data and we do not train any AI model on your photos. You can delete a pet at any time, which permanently deletes its photos and every image made of it. The details are in our privacy policy.