Pet portrait examples,
at full size.
Every image on this page is real PetPhotos output, generated with the style's own prompt from a described animal rather than an upload — not stock photography and not a curated best-of. There are 18 styles in all: twelve on the portrait ladder — five in every pack from $9.99, two more with Album at $19.99, five beyond that in Studio at $35 — plus six winter looks in the seasonal Holiday pack.
These samples show what each style looks like — the setting, the light, the framing. Your own portraits keep your animal: the photos you upload are the reference, so the result is recognisably your pet in this setting, not the one pictured here.
Core styles
Included in every pack, from $9.99.

ClassicAbout this style →
The clean studio portrait: a seamless warm-grey sweep, soft even light, and a catchlight in both eyes. Nothing else in the frame competes with the animal.

Window LightAbout this style →
Daylight through a window and a home behind it, thrown well out of focus. The portrait that looks like a very good photograph somebody happened to take.

Golden HourAbout this style →
Low sun behind the animal, lighting the edge of the coat until it glows. The warmest photograph in the catalogue, and the one people put on a wall.

Black & WhiteAbout this style →
Monochrome, with the light raking across the coat so the texture survives. Colour is what usually carries a pet photograph; without it the structure has to.

Colour PopAbout this style →
One flat block of saturated colour behind the animal, picked to fight the coat rather than match it. The style that still reads when the picture is tiny.
Album styles
Two more looks, from $19.99.

Low KeyAbout this style →
A dark studio, one light, and most of the frame left in shadow. The outline of the head and the ears is what carries the picture.

GardenAbout this style →
Dappled light through leaves, with the greenery pushed so far out of focus it becomes colour rather than detail. Outdoors without the drama of golden hour.
Holiday styles
Six winter looks, sold as the seasonal Holiday pack at $14.99 — beside the ladder rather than on it, and gone at the end of December.

Holiday CozyAbout this style →
Fairy lights thrown out of focus into warm orbs behind the animal, and nothing on the animal itself. Festive by the light alone rather than by dressing them up.

First SnowAbout this style →
Blue winter daylight, snow caught mid-fall, and breath visible in the cold. The one cold photograph in a catalogue that otherwise runs warm.

CardAbout this style →
Composed as a card is composed: the animal pushed to one side, and clean space left beside them for a greeting that gets added afterwards, not generated.

EvergreenAbout this style →
The Christmas tree without the Christmas tree. Deep green needles fill the frame and nothing in it is dated — no baubles, no tinsel, nothing that pins the picture to one particular December.

Frosted WindowAbout this style →
The only picture here with two temperatures in it: cold blue light through the glass, a warm lamp behind them, and the line where the two meet running down the length of the coat.

New YearAbout this style →
Gold thrown out of focus against near-black. It is the one picture in the pack you can still send on the thirty-first, when everything else in it has quietly expired.
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