Turn your pet into pop art
From any photo on your phone. See it free in under a minute, and only pay if you love it.
Make my portraitDownload £7.99, or a print from £39.99 posted free
Choose a look
Tap one to start with it. You can change your mind on the next page.
How it works
1.Choose a photo
Any photo from your phone. A clear one of their face works best, and it is deleted within 24 hours.
2.Watch it take shape
Your portrait is ready in under a minute. The preview is free, with a watermark.
- Your pet
3.Keep it
Download it, or have it printed and posted to you free. A full refund within 30 days if you are not happy.
An example photo, and the portrait made from it.
What it costs
Nothing until you have seen it. Then keep it however you like.
- PreviewSee your pet’s portrait before you pay, with a watermarkFree
- HD downloadFull resolution, no watermark, yours to keep£7.99
- 8×10" printGiclee on 200gsm matte paper, download included£39.99
- 16×20" printGiclee on 200gsm matte paper, download included£69.99
Prints are delivered free, and UK orders usually arrive within a week. Frame not included.
Not happy? Email us within 30 days for a full refund. No reason needed, and nothing to send back. See the terms
Questions
How long does a pop art pet portrait take?
Most portraits are generated in under 60 seconds. Upload a photo, choose a style like Warhol or Comic, and the AI creates your pop art portrait almost instantly.
What makes pop art different from other portrait styles?
Pop art uses bold colours, graphic outlines, and commercial art techniques. It transforms your pet into a striking, high-contrast piece that looks like it belongs in a gallery or on a poster.
Can I use my pop art portrait as a print or poster?
Yes. Order it as a print, giclee on 200gsm matte paper in 8×10" or 16×20", posted free and sent unframed, ready to frame. The bold colours and clean lines look especially striking at the larger size.
About the Pop Art style
Pop art exploded onto the art scene in the 1950s and 1960s, led by artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Keith Haring. The movement drew on commercial imagery, bold colours, and graphic techniques like halftone dots, flat colour fields, and thick outlines to blur the line between fine art and popular culture.
Pets make ideal pop art subjects. Their faces are instantly recognisable and full of character, which pairs perfectly with the bold, graphic nature of the style. Whether rendered as a Warhol-style colour grid or a Lichtenstein-inspired comic panel, your pet becomes a true pop icon.
PetMax's AI reproduces the defining techniques of each pop art sub-style, from the screen-print colour separations of Warhol to the Ben-Day dot patterns of comic-book art. Each AI-generated portrait is vibrant, high-contrast, and ready for display.