The Holidays Look Better With Your Pet

1. Start with a close-up in bright, natural light. Choose an original photo with a clear view of your pet, rather than a screenshot or a filtered image.

2. Take the photo at your pet’s eye level. Keep the ears, head, neck and chest in the frame so there is room to compose the portrait.

3. Avoid blurry, heavily filtered or overhead photos. Choose a photo with your pet sitting upright, with their face in focus and looking toward the camera.

Visit our Photo Guidelines for more help.

Choose the product for the number of pets you would like to include. Each pet has a separate photo and name field.

Check the selected product for supported pets and styles. If you have a different animal in mind, contact us before ordering.

Please contact the store with your order number and the change you would like to request. Available changes depend on production status.

The image in the customizer is your uploaded reference photo. If an artwork approval service is available, it will be described on the product page.