Photo Guide

For Pet Portrait

1. Clear & Bright

- Take the photo in natural daylight or a well-lit room.

- Avoid dark, blurry, or heavily filtered images.

 

2. Eye-Level Angle

- Photos taken at your pet’s eye level work best.

- Avoid top-down shots or extreme angles.

 

3. Facing Forward

- The pet should look toward the camera or slightly sideways.

- Photos with hidden faces or closed eyes don’t work well.

 

4. Solo or Group?

- For multiple pets, submit separate photos of each pet (they don’t need to be in one photo).

- We’ll combine them seamlessly into one artwork.

 

For Human Portrait

1. High Resolution

- The clearer the better. Avoid screenshots or heavily compressed files.

 

2. Well-Lit

- Natural light is best. Indoor lighting is okay if even and bright.

 

3. Neutral Backgrounds (Optional)

- Not mandatory, but simple backgrounds help our artists focus on your expressions and features.

 

4. Natural Expression

- Smiles, soft poses, or emotional moments — choose a photo that feels “you.”

 

5. Different People in Different Photos?

- Totally fine! For couple or family portraits, send individual photos — we’ll blend them together beautifully.