Custom dog portraits from one photo

Upload a photo of your dog and Furbox paints them in eight styles, from a Renaissance king to an astronaut. It keeps what makes your dog yours: the coat color, the markings, the shape of the ears.

Paint my free preview

Free preview first. All eight styles for $19.

The Royal pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
The Royal
The General pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
The General
Holiday pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Holiday
Watercolor pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Watercolor
Storybook pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Storybook
Astronaut pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Astronaut
Pop Art pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Pop Art
Forever pet portrait of Pepper, a black poodle mix, painted from a phone photo
Forever

Getting the best dog photo

  1. Shoot in daylight, at your dog’s eye level.
  2. Fill the frame with the face; a little body is fine.
  3. One dog per photo. Do each dog separately.
  4. Sharp beats posed: a candid, in-focus shot works better than a blurry “sit”.

What you get

  • Price: $19 USD, paid once, for all eight styles. No subscription, no account.
  • Free preview: one style, watermarked, usually ready in under a minute.
  • You get eight JPEG portraits, 1600 × 2000 pixels (4:5), which print well at 8 × 10 inches.
  • 6 free redos in the first 30 days if a portrait misses.
  • Works for dogs, cats and most furry pets, one pet per portrait.
  • Delivered instantly to a private gallery link that works for a year, emailed after payment.

Questions

Does it work for black dogs?

Yes. Pepper, the dog on this page, is a black poodle mix, and every portrait keeps her coat black.

Can I put two dogs in one portrait?

Not yet. Each portrait is one pet, so upload a separate photo for each dog.

Which breeds work?

All of them: purebreds, mixes and rescues. The portrait is painted from your photo, not from a breed template.