What stays, what changes
The editor keeps the pet's silhouette, ear shape, tail, and dominant markings. It simplifies the fur into a toy-like surface and adds larger eyes and a rounded body. The result should still read as your pet at a glance.
If the markings disappear, name them in the direction box: “white blaze on the forehead, tan eyebrows, one blue eye.” Specific words help more than “make it cute.”
Photo tips
- Take the photo at your pet's eye level.
- Use daylight and avoid a heavy backlight.
- Keep one pet in the frame.
- Avoid costumes that hide the face.
Costume ideas that read well
Small accessories work better than full outfits. A scarf, a collar, a tiny hat, or a satchel adds character without hiding the animal. If you want a full costume, choose one with a clear silhouette: a cape, a raincoat, or a tiny backpack.
Share it kindly
Ask permission before editing someone else's pet. Do not use the output to advertise a product or imply that a real animal is a game character. Keep the fan-art label visible when you post.
Prompt recipes to try
Trail buddy
Keep the markings, add a tiny canvas satchel and a red bandana, soft morning light.
Snow day
Keep the fur pattern, add a knitted scarf and a light dusting of snow, cozy mood.
Mythic
Keep the face and ears, add a small golden crown and a glowing collar, clean studio background.
Frequently asked questions
Will it look exactly like my pet?
It keeps the main markings and shape, but the style is a mascot. It is not a photo retouch.
Can I upload more than one pet?
One pet per image gives the cleanest result. Generate each pet separately and combine them later.
Does it work for cats and rabbits?
Yes. Any single animal with a clear silhouette works, including cats, rabbits, birds and reptiles.
Can I animate the result?
Yes. Download the image and upload it to the Sprite Animator.
Can I sell the image?
Do not sell an edit of someone else's pet or a copy of an existing character. For your own pet, follow local law and platform rules.