Pet Portrait Photo Guidelines
Your pet photo plays a big part in how clear, detailed, and personal your finished artwork will feel. Choose a photo that shows your pet's face, coloring, and personality as clearly as possible.
If your photo is not perfect, do not worry. Our team checks every order and will email you if we need a clearer option before the artwork process continues.
- Close-up photos usually work best.
- Take the photo at your pet's eye level whenever possible.
- Use natural daylight or a bright room, and avoid flash when you can.
- Choose a sharp photo where your pet is still, with no heavy blur.
- Make sure the full face, neck, ears, and unique markings are visible and not cut off.

Good example
- Clear close-up of the face
- Bright, even lighting
- Details are easy to see

Good example
- Natural light
- Pet is sharp and in focus
- Face and coloring are visible

Good example
- Eyes and face are clear
- Ears and fur stay in frame
- Unique features are visible
Not sure if your photo will work?
Email us at support@pawfolioart.com. We can help you choose the best image for your custom artwork.
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