A clear reference starts with a clear face
Pet Photo Guide
Choose and prepare one pet photo for your selected scene before you spend credits.
What to look for in your pet photo
Pick one pet with an in-focus face, visible eyes, and a clear outline. Keep the head, ears and a little of the upper body in frame. A front or gentle three-quarter view works better than a face turned away. You do not need a costume, waving paw or matching background; the generator creates the scene around your photo.
Light, focus and crop
Avoid motion blur, heavy filters and objects covering the face. Keep detail visible in dark fur and avoid glare on light fur. Crop to a single animal if your photo contains several pets. Leave space around ears and whiskers. Image preparation can help, but AI results may still change appearance or gestures.
Check the file before uploading
Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 4 MB. Each side must be 300–6000 pixels, with a width-to-height ratio of 0.4–2.5. Only upload a pet photo that you own or have permission to use. Do not upload people or confidential information.