Create your own AI pet portrait

Example instructions, not a guarantee that every detail will be preserved. Adapt the subject descriptions to your own pets.

Edit the attached photograph into an elegant, natural-looking portrait of these exact two cats. This is a photographic background replacement—not a painting or a newly imagined pair of cats.

Priority: preserve the cats' identity
Treat both cats as protected subjects. Retain their original faces, expressions, gaze directions, head angles, ear shapes, eye colours, noses, whiskers, fur markings, coat lengths and body proportions.
The small grey long-haired kitten remains above and to the left, with its existing head tilt. The larger cream cat with a darker face, ears and tail remains below and to the right. Preserve their relative sizes, seated poses and separation.
Do not make them more symmetrical, enlarge their eyes, change their expressions, straighten the kitten's head or substitute more generic-looking cats. Do not blend their features. Keep their visible anatomy and paws as photographed.

Replace the setting
Remove the entire bathroom background: toilet, tiles, doorway, walls, flooring and existing scratching-post structure.
Replace it with a quiet photographic studio setting in warm ivory and soft stone tones. Use a seamless matte background with a very subtle tonal gradient—not a flat cutout background, a room interior or a dramatic spotlight.
Support the cats on two simple, broad, cream fabric-covered platforms at the same heights as their original perches. The kitten's platform sits higher and farther back; the larger cat's platform sits lower and closer to the camera. Keep the supporting structure understated, with clean edges and fine woven upholstery. No scratching rope, elaborate furniture or decorative props.
Preserve the cats' existing positions rather than moving their bodies to fit the new setting. Ensure their paws and seated bodies make believable contact with the platforms, with soft contact shadows and no floating edges.

Light and photographic finish
Use soft, diffused daylight from the upper left, compatible with the original photograph. Gently lift the exposure on the cats so their existing facial detail reads clearly. Preserve natural differences between the grey kitten's coat and the larger cat's cream coat and darker markings.
Keep highlights controlled and shadows soft. No artificial eye glow, exaggerated catchlights, oversaturated eyes, plastic-looking fur, harsh sharpening or HDR effect. Retain the softness of real fur and the fine strands around their ears and whiskers.
Blend the replacement background carefully around the animals. No pale halos, hard cutout outlines, missing whiskers or smudged fur. Keep both cats in focus, with the background unobtrusive.

Composition
Produce a balanced portrait image in the original photograph's approximately 3:4 aspect ratio. Keep both cats as the clear focal point, with their full visible bodies and paws included. Leave comfortable space above the kitten's ears and around the sides and lower paws for later print cropping.
The result should feel like a beautifully photographed pair of beloved pets in a restrained, premium studio setting. Keep the cats recognisably themselves, including their individual quirks.
Do not add names, lettering, hearts, flowers, collars, costumes, frames, borders, logos, watermarks or extra animals.
Return only the finished photograph at the highest available native resolution. Before finalising, compare both cats with the source and prioritise their original likeness over cosmetic perfection.

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