Couples, family & pets
Adoption photos that get dogs homes
A dog photographed through kennel bars under a strip light looks like a dog nobody chose. Dog adoption photos from the studio take that photo and turn it into a sunlit outdoor portrait — the same dog, the same markings, the same hopeful face — the kind of picture that gets shared and gets a visit.
You want every dog on the adoption page to look like someone's dog already, from photos volunteers take on their phones. Nobody has to be in the same room: separate photos go in, and dog adoption photos come out with every face and every coat kept exactly recognizable. Fix a blink with Open Eyes, widen dog 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
- Kennel photos are through bars under fluorescent light
- The shy dogs never get a good picture and never get chosen
- Volunteers have phones, not cameras
- The adoption page needs a consistent look across fifty dogs
Step by step
- 01
Run Pet Portrait in the style below
Breed, markings and expression are kept while dog 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
