Portrait UnionOwner and Pet Portrait From One Photo
You and your companion, painted together
Updated 13 October 2026 · First published 3 September 2026
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An owner and pet portrait has to hold two kinds of likeness in one frame: your face, and your dog's or cat's breed and markings. You are dressed in the style's costume; the animal keeps its own body and is given an accessory at most, never human clothes.
An owner and pet portrait is the one picture here where two sets of rules have to hold at the same time. You are painted the way a person is painted: face, skin tone and hair kept, and your clothing replaced by whatever the style dresses a person in, from court robes to samurai armour to an evening gown. The animal is painted the way an animal is painted: species, breed and markings kept, sitting or standing on its own body, wearing at most a thematic accessory such as a jewelled collar, a small armour plate or a bow tie. Nothing turns the dog into a person in a costume, and nothing gives you an animal's proportions. Both of you need to be near the middle of an upright photograph, because the frame is cropped to 4:5 before anything is painted, and the preview is watermarked and free while you decide.
The model is instructed to keep the face, the markings and the expression from your photograph. The free watermarked preview is where you decide whether it did, before anything is paid for.
How a photo of you and your pet becomes one painting
Upload a photo of you with your pet and the portrait keeps both of you: your features and your pet's breed and markings. The model is instructed to keep the animal in its own body, so your dog stays a dog and your cat stays a cat while your clothing changes to match the chosen style.
The person wears the style's attire: royal robes, samurai armour, an evening gown, a tuxedo. The pet wears at most a thematic accessory such as a jewelled collar, a small armour plate or a bow tie, never human clothes. Use an upright photo with both of you in the middle, because the picture is cropped to 4:5 before painting and wide photos lose their edges.
It suits a holiday card with you and your pet, a gift for another pet owner, or an engagement photo that includes the dog. It can also simply be a record of the two of you at this point in your lives. What one costs is what any portrait here costs, and the whole ladder is set out on the pricing page.
If the animal in the photograph has since died, the portrait becomes a memorial of the pair of you rather than a record of it, and the memorial portrait page sets out the styles and the photo advice that suit that.
What you get
Both kept
Human facial features and pet breed characteristics both stay true to the photo
Natural anatomy
Pets keep their own body; never human limbs or posture
Matching attire
You wear the style's costume; the pet gets an accessory that fits it
Twelve styles
Renaissance Royal, Samurai Warrior, Greek God, Hollywood Premiere and five more
The preview is free. Upload one photo, choose a style, and look at the watermarked painting before you decide whether to keep it.
Painted from photographs like yours
Every portrait and every restoration here is made by an image model working from the photograph it is given, not painted by a person at an easel. These are samples, not customer work.
What does an owner and pet portrait cost?
The digital file is €4.99, and a gallery canvas starts at €69.99 with shipping included. No packs, no credits, no subscription: you see a free watermarked preview first and pay only if you want to keep it.
| Product | What is included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Gallery canvas | Portraits print at 20×25, 40×50 or 60×75 cm; restorations add the 2:3, 3:4, landscape and square sizes. Shipping and the digital file included. | from €69.99 |
| Framed canvas | Portraits print at 20×25 or 40×50 cm; restorations add the 2:3, 3:4, landscape and square sizes. Black, Dark brown, Natural wood frame, ready to hang, shipping and the digital file included. | from €129.99 |
| Digital portrait | One file, 2048 × 2560 px, without watermark | €4.99 |
Prices shown in EUR. In the UK a digital portrait is £3.99 and a canvas starts at £59.99; in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore and Korea they are $4.99 and $79.99. The preview page charges in your own currency automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to be in the same photo?
Yes. Upload a single photo showing you together with your pet; the portrait is painted from one picture, not composed from two.
Will my pet look natural?
The pet keeps its natural anatomy and is styled with an accessory rather than dressed as a person.
Can I include multiple people and pets?
Every person and every animal in the photo is included. Keep them near the middle of an upright photo, since wide photos are cropped to the centre.
Which style works best for me and my pet together?
Renaissance Royal suits the pairing: both of you as nobility reads as classic. Hollywood Premiere suits a glamour-shot mood. Gothic Noble is striking for darker, moodier compositions. The free preview shows the style you pick on your own photo.
Will my pet's specific markings be kept?
Brindle patterns, tortoiseshell coats, eye colour, ear shape, fur length and unique markings are kept from your source photo, so the pet should be recognisable as yours.
Is this suitable as a memorial?
It can be. Renaissance Royal, Gothic Noble and Greek God suit a memorial portrait of a pet alongside their person; the pet memorial page has more on photo choice and timing.