Royal & Character Pet Portraits

Dress them up, keep them recognisable

Every style in this collection adds costume, ceremony or a role to your pet while keeping the face, markings and eye colour as close to your photo as the AI allows. The painting technique is serious; the joke is in the contrast between a solemn portrait and a guinea pig in ermine.

What is in the dressing-up box

• Royal king or queen: jewelled crowns, ermine robes and throne rooms, with room for two pets.
• The aristocrat: tweed, cravats, pearls and a country-house library.
• Military general: epaulettes, plain medals and a stormy sky.
• Victorian & Edwardian: lace collars, bonnets and lamplit parlours.
• Historic costume: from medieval armour to 1920s pearls.
• Whimsical period character: explorer, sea captain, astronomer or chef.

Picking the right role

For maximum grandeur, the royal portrait is hard to beat. A pet with a self-important streak may suit the aristocrat better, while children's rooms tend to favour the storybook character style.

Titles, photos and prints

Grand titles work well here, and because our software adds the text after the image is made, the spelling is always right. Use a photo with the top of the head and both ears visible so hats and crowns sit naturally. Framed prints in dark or gilt-effect frames finish the joke. Choose a costume and begin.