Ideas for every occasion

Birthdays, gotcha days, holidays, gifts and announcements: ideas for turning your pet's photo into a living portrait.

• Pet birthday videoA still photo becomes a short, looping birthday clip: your pet perks up, smiles and looks around, ready for a party post or a message to family.
• Gotcha day (adoption anniversary)"Gotcha day" is the anniversary of the day your pet came home. A living portrait is a lovely way to mark it, especially from that very first photo.
• Christmas pet videoSwap the printed card for a moving one: your pet in their Christmas jumper, softly blinking and looking around by the tree.
• Valentine's Day pet videoSome of the best Valentines have four paws. Turn a cute photo into a short loop and send it with a "from your favourite pet" note.
• Mother's Day for pet momsFor many people their pet is family. A moving portrait of "her baby" is a thoughtful, personal gift that costs very little.
• Father's Day for pet dadsPet dads are notoriously hard to buy for. A living portrait of their dog or cat is quick to make and genuinely personal.
• New puppy announcementNew puppy, new phone gallery full of blurry photos. Pick the one good shot and turn it into a little video introduction.
• New kitten announcementKittens move fast and hide faster. Start from the one photo you managed to get, and let the AI do the rest.
• Shelters and rescuesMoving images get more attention than still ones in a busy feed. A living portrait can give a shy shelter pet a few extra seconds of someone's attention.
• Gift for pet loversQuick to make, completely personal and no shipping needed: a living portrait of their own pet.
• Halloween pet videoPets tolerate costumes for about three seconds, just long enough for one photo. Make that photo move.

Also see: Where to use your living portrait · Breeds and pets · All moods