Pet photo editor
One photo of your pet in, a portrait in every frame size out. Four stages, top to bottom — start at stage 1 and each one hands its result to the next. Everything runs on this device; nothing is uploaded.
Something not behaving? The FAQ covers what usually goes wrong — photos that will not open, cut-outs that need a brush, and how the watermark and passes behave.
- 1
Will it print?
How big this photo can print, per frame size, at 300 and 200 DPI — with the crop already taken off.
- 2
Remove the background
A soft edge rather than a hard cut, out as a transparent PNG. Refine brush for the rest.
- 3
Frame it and export
A crop placed on your pet, a solid or photographic background and their name if you want it — set once across all 11 print sizes, with 300 DPI written into every file.
Opens on your cut-out
- 4
See it on a wall, then download
Framed room scenes to see it hung before you print, then one ZIP holding every size and a read-me.
Opens on your print files
Stage 1 — will it print?
Start here. Drop in your photo and you will know the largest size worth printing before you spend any time on it.
Drop a pet photo here
JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC. You can paste from the clipboard too.
The photo is read on this device and never uploaded.
Stage 2 — remove the background
Happy with the verdict? Put the same photo through here for a transparent PNG. It all runs on this device, not on a server — the first photo takes a one-off download, and every photo after that starts right away, even offline. Missed a whisker or left a patch of background? Fix it with the refine brush. Your cut-out opens stage 3.
This feature is not intended for use on mobile phones. Using on mobile may result in unpredictable and incomplete outcomes.