Nano Banana 2 Lite is live on VibeArt for fast 1K creative branching, editing, and multi-reference composition. View live pricing and examples
Turn one clear pet photo into four distinct portrait directions while keeping the markings and features that make your pet recognizable.
Your photo and results stay in a private canvas session unless you choose to share it. Only upload a photo you have permission to use.
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 5 MB · 4096 px per side
Name visible fur markings, eye color, ear shape, or another detail the model should prioritize.
Portrait variations
Supported output: 1K
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Face visible, eyes in focus, one pet in frame
Choose a pet photo
Painting, cartoon, royal, and 3D are different art directions. The photo still supplies the pet's visible identity cues.
These examples were generated in VibeArt from cat prompts. They demonstrate style only, not guaranteed likeness or a single-photo comparison.

Soft brushwork leaves room for subtle fur color and markings.

Bold shapes exaggerate expression while keeping key face cues.

Formal composition and period styling create a dignified portrait.

Tactile materials and soft lighting create a character-like result.
The source photo matters more than a long prompt. Give the model visible evidence it can actually preserve.
Choose a sharp photo with both eyes visible and no harsh shadow across the face.
Avoid hands, toys, other animals, and busy objects covering the ears, chest, or muzzle.
Call out a white blaze, eye color, folded ear, or distinctive patch that can be confirmed in the photo.
What to know before you cartoonize your pet or create a printable-ratio portrait.