Couples, family & pets
Cat adoption photos, out of the cage
Cats hide, glare and turn their backs, and the adoption photo is usually taken through a cage door at arm's length. Cat adoption photos from the studio turn that photo into a soft studio portrait with a catchlight in the eyes — the same cat, the same coat, the same look — the picture a future owner can fall for.
You want every cat to have the one good photo it will never sit still for, from whatever the volunteer managed to take. The studio blends the photos you have into cat adoption photos — same faces, same markings, new scene — in the time it takes to pick a setting. Fix a blink with Open Eyes, widen cat adoption photos with Expand Photo for a card, and upscale the final version before it goes to print.
4 free credits — one Standard run of any tool. No card needed.
Made for when
- The photo is through a cage door with a litter tray in the corner
- Black cats disappear in every photo and wait the longest
- The shy ones are photographed from behind
- Fifty cats, one volunteer, one phone
Step by step
- 01
Run Pet Portrait in the style below
Breed, markings and expression are kept while cat adoption photos get studio light or a painted treatment.
Pet Portrait - 02
Change the backdrop to your garden or sofa
The portrait can live in your own home rather than a generic studio.
Background Changer - 03
Upscale for a canvas or calendar
16 MP covers an A3 canvas; fur and whiskers are reconstructed as the picture grows.
Image Upscaler
