Black fur
A phone reads a black cat as a hole. Shoot beside a window, not against it, and expose for the face even if the room goes bright.
Upload one snapshot. The lighting, the backdrop and the crop are rebuilt as a studio portrait; the face, the markings and the eyes stay exactly as they are. Then it prints and ships.
You see it finished before anything is charged.
Image generated with AI
The background goes. The overhead light goes. What arrives instead is a single large source at 45 degrees, a fill on the shadow side and a rim of light along the back that lifts the animal off the backdrop. The cat is untouched: pattern, whisker count, the notch in one ear.
To be explicit: the result is produced by an artificial intelligence model from your photograph, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act. It is not a studio photograph and there is no photographer involved.
A phone reads a black cat as a hole. Shoot beside a window, not against it, and expose for the face even if the room goes bright.
Cats blink at cameras. Burst mode, no flash, and keep the phone at their eye level rather than above it.
The only unfixable one. In dim light a phone drops shutter speed and the whiskers smear. More light, always.
Eight practical setups for getting that frame: cat photoshoot ideas at home.
Images generated with artificial intelligence.
A phone photo is fine. Face visible, eyes open. Nothing has to sit still and the photo does not have to be good.
Seven studio setups, from the gentlest to the most dramatic. You see each one applied to your own photo.
The finished portrait appears on screen. If you like it, choose a size and we print it. If you do not, you close the tab.
Cotton paper, no frame. Frame it yourself or clip it to the wall.
Stretched over a wooden bar. Hangs as it comes, no glass in the way.
Wooden frame and mat board. Arrives ready to hang, hanger fitted.
Canvas in a floater frame. The heaviest of the four, and the one that reads as a piece.
The face is your cat, taken from the photograph you upload. The image itself is generated by an AI model — it is not a photograph taken in a studio, and we label it as generated here, on the result page and inside the file we print.
Face visible, eyes open, not blurred. Everything else — a messy room, a bad angle of the body, poor color — is replaced anyway.
Warm and Window flatter most coats. Rembrandt suits dark, long-haired cats because the shadow gives the face structure. Clean is the easiest to hang in a bright room. You see all four on your own photo.
Yes. Kittens move constantly, so the limiting factor is a sharp frame, not the model.
Eighty-eight sizes across the four formats, from small shelf pieces to large wall pieces. Price starts at €29.95 for a bare print.