Dog & cat portraits / Recognize your companion
Upload a dog or cat photo to create a black-line pet portrait draft. Choose outline or shading guides, then compare the eyes, ears and markings with your reference. Generation requires sign-in and credits.
Choose one sharp photo with the full ears and muzzle visible. Check the nose shape, ear position and distinctive patches in the result. A dark muzzle or a collar can merge into the face when the reference is underexposed.
Use even light so the eyes, cheek outline and nose remain visible. Compare ear tips, eye spacing and the direction of whiskers. Tabby stripes are markings to check against the source, not extra lines the model should invent.
Start with a photo that captures the expression you want to remember. Convert the portrait first; prepare names, dates or a handwritten message separately so you can inspect spelling and spacing before combining the design.
This page uses the same image converter as our other stencil tools. It is not a pet-specific model, and exact likeness is not guaranteed. Have your tattoo artist review the draft before printing.
Use a JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 30 MB. Crop distracting surroundings in your photo editor first, while keeping both ears and the whole muzzle. The converter fits the uploaded image within a square with white margins; it does not automatically crop or stretch it.
Start with outline mode for contour lines, or choose shading guides when your artist wants shadow boundaries. Low detail asks for essential shapes; medium keeps meaningful interior features; high asks for more visible detail. More fur lines do not necessarily make a clearer small stencil.
After generation, use split comparison or overlay inspection to check the draft against the source. Download the result when you are satisfied, then set the intended physical size and mirror direction in your printing software. Ask your artist to refine any changed features.
You can upload a dog or cat reference to the image converter on this page. It produces an AI-assisted line-art draft, not an exact tracing. Check facial proportions, ears and coat markings with your artist before using the result.
Generation requires an account and available credits. The tool shows the credit cost for the selected model and resolution before you generate. See the pricing page for current plans and credit packs; this is not an unlimited free generator.
Use outline mode when you want contour lines without shading. Lower detail requests fewer secondary marks; higher detail can retain more visible fur contours but may make a small print crowded. These are instructions to the model, not a guarantee of precise line width or a fixed number of whiskers.
Prepare the name or date as a separate lettering reference and inspect every character. The converter does not add new text for you. Use the lettering stencil workflow linked below, then arrange the portrait and lettering in an image editor with your artist.
No. The download is a generated image. Pixel resolution such as 1K or 2K is not a measurement in centimetres or inches. Set print size, orientation and any mirror option in your printing software, and check a plain-paper test before transfer.