Start from the real pet
Upload a pet photo so the generated result can follow the animal's markings, face shape, and personality.
Reference-driven pet art
Upload a pet photo, describe the scene, and turn the animal into a polished character, portrait, sticker idea, or comic-ready moment.
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Pet reference
Upload a dog, cat, or animal photo
Selected style: Aurora. Square portraits. This submits [1024, 1024] as the Llama canvas instead of only changing prompt text.

Upload references, shape the prompt, choose the frame, and start a LlamaGen artwork project from the first screen.
Pet Gallery
Choose a pet-first look before generating: fantasy portraits, plush winter edits, hero characters, royal paintings, and polished mascot assets.
Workflow
The first screen is built around the work users came to do: add references, describe the scene, and generate an editable LlamaGen result.
Upload a pet photo so the generated result can follow the animal's markings, face shape, and personality.
Turn the pet into a mascot, fantasy companion, sticker, birthday portrait, social post, or comic character.
The result starts a LlamaGen creation you can continue editing, expanding, or turning into a visual story.
Use cases
Choose the reference workflow that matches the reusable visual asset you need to create.
Create keepsake portraits with more personality than a standard photo filter.
Make post-ready pet scenes, profile images, and campaign concepts from one reference.
Use a pet as a recurring companion in comics, picture books, and creator projects.
What happens next
Start with the tool, then use examples, workflow guidance, use cases, and practical answers to refine the result.
Reference upload stays close to the pet's visual identity.
Prompt controls let creators choose portrait, sticker, story, or mascot direction.
Single-panel output keeps the first result focused before deeper Studio editing.
Start by uploading a pet photo, then choose the look for your portrait.
FAQ
Short answers for visitors who are comparing reference-driven AI creation workflows.
Yes. The page uploads your reference image first, then passes it into the LlamaGen creation request so the result can follow the pet.
Clear photos of dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and other pets work best. A clean face, readable body shape, and good lighting help the model preserve identity.
Yes. Describe the pet's role, outfit, mood, and story world, then continue editing the generated result in LlamaGen Studio.
It creates a LlamaGen artwork project through the same creation pipeline used by comic tools, so you can keep editing after generation.
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