Pet Christmas card
A pet Christmas card here includes the animal already in your photo and keeps that pet's markings in the prompt. People stay on the same keep-identity instruction. You pay $9.00 once and download a PNG. Print sizes add a 300 dpi PDF. There is no free generation. Refunds are within 14 days.
Who a pet card is for
Use this when the animal is already in the photo and you want that same pet in a Christmas portrait: a dog on the rug, a cat on a lap, or a person and a pet together. It fits households that treat the pet as part of the card, and people who only have a phone photo from the hallway. It does not invent a celebrity owner, and it does not pull a pet from a different photo you did not upload. If the pet is not in the picture, the scene has nothing to keep.
The prompt says to keep the pet's face and markings and every person's identity. Fur color, a white blaze, floppy ears, and a collar are the details to look for in the result. The prompt asks for them. It does not guarantee them. A dark photo of a black dog on a dark sofa is the hardest case, because the model cannot see the outline.
How to photograph a pet for this edit
Get the pet's face in the frame, eyes visible if the animal will look at the camera, and the markings unobstructed. A top-down photo of a cat's back loses the face. A motion blur loses the ears. If the pet and a person both matter, use a photo where both faces are sharp. Do not crop the pet down to a few pixels in the corner and expect the markings to survive.
Two pets in one photo can work if both faces are visible. Two pets from two photos are harder, because the upload is still at most four pictures and the scene is one portrait. Prefer one photo that already contains everyone you want. Phone JPG, PNG, or WebP is fine. HEIC is converted in the browser. Each file can be up to 10 MB. You must be 18 to order. People in the photo still need the portrait permission: adults agreed, and a child only with a parent or guardian.
Take the collar, a distinctive scar, or a spotted coat as the test. If those marks are hidden by a hand or a blanket, move the blanket and shoot again before you upload. The model can change the room and the clothes. It should not invent a different breed. Check that it did not.
Which size to choose
Print the pet card at 5×7 if it will be mailed: 1500×2100 PNG and a 5 by 7 inch PDF at 300 dpi. 4×6 is the smaller print, 1200×1800 pixels on a 4 by 6 inch PDF, also 300 dpi. A square PNG is enough for a post. A 9:16 story is for a phone and can crop a wide pet-and-person photo. Square and story do not include a print PDF.
If the pet is low in the frame, a 5×7 portrait orientation keeps more of the floor than a tight square. Type a greeting if you want names under the photo. The words are drawn on the card, not on the pet's sweater, so spelling stays what you typed. Leave the greeting blank if you only want the portrait to frame.
Steps
Choose the pet scene on the make page. Upload the photo where the pet's face is visible. Pick the size, add a greeting only if you want one, confirm permission, and pay once. There is no account. Keep the order link. The portrait and the card PNG, plus the PDF on print sizes, show up there when they are ready. Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads stay 30 days after payment, or sooner if you email support.
Before you print, compare markings, the number of animals, and any person's face with the upload. A second tail or a melted paw is a reason to stop, not a reason to mail twenty cards. The card is labeled AI-generated. If generation fails or the pet is not recognizable, use the refund window in the footer. You do not get a free replacement image.
Can the pet wear a sweater?
The pet scene keeps the animal recognizable in a Christmas portrait. It does not offer a separate control for a sweater color or a costume. For people in sweaters, with the pet still in the photo, you can use the ugly-sweater scene on a picture that already shows the pet. That scene dresses the people. It still asks the model to keep the pet if the pet is in the photo, but the pet scene is the one written for markings.
Common questions
Do you keep pet photos?
Uploaded photos are deleted when the portrait is saved. Downloads are deleted after 30 days, or sooner if you email support@aichristmasphotogenerator.com.
Is the pet's face guaranteed?
No. The prompt asks for it. Check the result before you print. A miss can be refunded within the refund window.
What file do I print?
Choose 5×7 or 4×6 to get the 300 dpi PDF.