Photo Guidelines

• Take a close-up photo under daylight or natural lighting.
• Use a camera or smartphone with high definition quality
• Avoid shadows in the images
• Ensure your pet's neck and face is visible
• For a perfect Pet Portrait, it is advised to take a photo of your pet in a sitting or standing pose
• Avoid applying filters on the photo
• An eye-level photo will give the perfect outcome
• The final portrait is customized as per your instructions, you can choose to include or exclude the accessories on your pet

Example of a Good Photo:

• Straight Face
• Natural Light
• Face (eyes especially) is visible
• Neck and Ears is visible
• Sitting or Standing Pose

Bad Example:

• Angled face
• Poor lighting (backlit)
• Ear is cut off 
• Not facing forward
• Not at eye level with pet

Another Bad Example:

 

• Poor lighting
• Body and Face not visible
• Pet is lying down