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Image Editing · Pet portraits
Upload a clear photo of your pet, say what portrait you want, and Image Editing repaints them as an oil painting, a regal costume portrait, a watercolor or a cartoon while keeping the face you know. For a one click restyle, Styles & Filters has painted looks ready to go.
01 · Real results
Made on Imgica. Each caption is the exact prompt.
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Example 01
Prompt
Turn this dog into a classic oil portrait: seated on a red velvet cushion, wearing a ruffled lace collar and a small gold medallion, dark museum background, soft directional light, visible brush strokes, keep the dog's exact face, markings and eye color
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Example 02
Prompt
Repaint this cat as a loose watercolor portrait on white paper, head and shoulders, soft wet edges fading out at the bottom, a few splashes of color, keep the cat's markings and green eyes exactly
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Example 03
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Make this rabbit the hero of a storybook illustration: wearing a tiny knitted scarf, sitting in a field of clover at sunset, warm gouache style, keep the rabbit's fur color and ear shape
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Example 04
The filter's own prompt
Transform into classical oil painting masterpiece with rich, textured brush strokes, deep saturated colors, and the luminous quality of traditional oil paints.
The same beagle through a ready-made painted look. Nothing to write; the style carries its own prompt.
03 · The models
Prices are in tokens and read live. The ticket in the studio shows the exact cost before anything runs.
GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst
Precise edits that hold markings and eye color.
11per edit
Seedream 5.0 Pro
Rich, painterly detail for oil and costume portraits.
12per edit
Qwen Image 3.0
Light and quick for simple style changes.
9per edit
Styles & Filters
One click painted looks, no prompt needed.
16per image
04 · Good to know
A photo taken at your pet's eye level, in daylight, with sharp eyes, gives the model the face to keep. Top-down phone shots make heads look small and stretched.
Say what makes your pet theirs: the white blaze, one brown ear, green eyes. Naming them in the prompt keeps them from being smoothed away.
A good portrait prompt has three parts besides the pet: what they wear, what is behind them, and where the light comes from.
An 8 x 10 inch print at 300 DPI needs 2400 x 3000 pixels, and a 16 x 20 inch canvas at 150 DPI needs the same. Run the final portrait through the Image Upscaler at 4K or 8K first.
Use Image Reference instead of Image Editing, upload one photo of each pet, and say where each one sits.
A sharp photo with the whole head in frame, taken at your pet's eye level in good light. Avoid blurry action shots, heavy filters and photos where something covers the face.
Yes. The edit models work from whatever is in your photo, so dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and other animals all work. Name the markings you want kept.
Yes, with Image Reference. Upload one photo of each pet, describe the scene and say where each one sits.
Yes. Upscale it to 4K or 8K first. An 8 x 10 inch print at 300 DPI needs 2400 x 3000 pixels. What you make is yours, so you can print it on canvas, a mug or a card.
Yes. Any clear photo you have of them works. A soft watercolor or a classic oil style suits a memorial piece.
New accounts get free tokens, no card required, so you can try it before paying anything. After that you pay once: monthly plans start at $19 with no subscription and no auto renewal, and top-ups start at $5.
06 · Nearby
07 · Begin
Free tokens at signup · no card required · everything you make is yours