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Custom AI pet portraits from your photos. Turn your dog, cat or other pet into a CEO, Royalty, Viking, Wizard and more. Human-reviewed before delivery.

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PetAlterEgo is a pet portrait service. Upload clear photos of your pet, pick the styles you like, and get portraits of your own pet as a Viking, a CEO, a Renaissance noble, a Wanted poster, a watercolour and more: 47 styles in all, including seasonal ones. What makes it different: Your first...
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PetAlterEgo's answer:
PetAlterEgo turns one photo of a pet into portraits in 47 styles, and a real person checks every portrait before it's delivered. Most AI pet portrait tools need 8–20 photos; PetAlterEgo needs just one, which also works for a pet who is no longer around, and a person checks every result before you see it.
The first portrait is free, with no card needed. Paid packs are one-off prices with no subscription, from about £1 a portrait, and include recuts, a free Transformation video that animates the photo into the portrait, and a Studio for making calendars, greeting cards, trading cards, certificates and collage posters in the browser.
The styles go beyond the usual royal portrait: funny original characters like Mafia boss, CEO, Wanted poster, Superhero and Vampire, plus fine art and seasonal styles. It also works for teddy bears and dolls. Photos are used only to make the portraits, and OpenAI, which makes the portraits, doesn't use them to train its models.
PetAlterEgo's answer:
Your first portrait is free, one photo is enough, and a real person checks every portrait before delivery. No subscription: one-off packs from £4.99 include recuts, a video and a Studio for calendars and cards. 47 styles, and we never use your photos to train AI.
PetAlterEgo's answer:
Pet owners in the UK and US who want a fun or meaningful portrait of their dog, cat or other pet without paying for a commissioned painting, and gift buyers looking for a personal present for a pet lover. It also suits people who want to turn a treasured teddy bear or doll into artwork.
PetAlterEgo's answer:
My dogs were the very first customers. Before the site launched, Riley and Sam sat for hundreds of test portraits: Riley as a fantasy hero facing down a dragon, Sam as a caped superhero on a rainy rooftop. Every style on the site had to look good on a real dog first.
The idea is simple: your pet has a personality, so their portrait should too. Upload one photo, pick from 47 styles, and see your first portrait free. AI does the painting, but a real person checks every portrait before it's delivered, because getting your pet right matters more than getting it fast.
PetAlterEgo's answer:
React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Supabase (PostgreSQL database, storage and edge functions), Stripe (payments), OpenAI (image generation), AI video models via fal.ai and xAI (Grok Imagine), Cloudflare, Lovable
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