Pawprint portraits of your pet
Your dog or cat, made from their own paws.
Pawprint portraits of your pet. Every portrait is built from hundreds of copies of your dog’s or cat’s own paw print, then signed with one big, clear paw in the corner.
From $95 · Free shipping · Canvas or framed with mat
Look closer.
Every speck of fur, every shadow, every eye is a tiny copy of your pet’s paw — tinted to match the photo. It’s the only portrait that’s literally made of your dog or cat.
How it works
- 1. Share a photo
Upload a favorite photo of your dog or cat — a clear face shot works best.
- 2. Get the paw print
Make a free print at home with washable paint or flour, then snap a photo.
- 3. Preview & order
See your portrait made of paws, pick a size and finish, and check out.
- 🚚4. Delivered to your door
Printed on gallery canvas or framed with a mat, shipped free to you.
How to get your pet’s paw print
Two free, easy ways to do it at home before you order, for dogs and cats. It takes about five minutes.
Washable paint
Uses non-toxic washable kids’ paint, the kind most homes already have.
- 1. Brush on the paint
Brush a thin, even coat of non-toxic washable kids’ paint on the bottom of the paw and toes.
- 2. Press firmly
Press the paw firmly onto plain white paper.
- 3. Lift straight up
Lift the paw straight up so the print doesn’t smudge. Do a few and pick the best one.
- 4. Wipe the paw
Wipe the paw clean with a damp cloth right away.
The flour print
Flour (or cornstarch) and a dark baking sheet or plate. No paint on the paw, so it’s great for cats.
- 1. Spread the flour
Spread a thin, even layer of flour or cornstarch on a dark baking sheet or plate.
- 2. Gently press
While your pet is relaxed or sleepy, gently press their paw into the flour.
- 3. Lift straight up
Lift the paw straight up so the impression stays crisp.
- 4. Photograph it
Photograph the impression from directly above in good light, then wipe the paw with a damp cloth.
Safety first: use only non-toxic, pet-safe products, keep sessions short and calm, and don’t let your pet lick the paint or flour. Wipe the paw clean right after.
Tips for a great paw print photo
- Good light. Daylight near a window, no flash, no shadow from your phone.
- Flat and straight on. Lay the paper or sheet flat and shoot from directly above.
- Whole print visible. All toes and the whole paw in frame, with a little space around it.
Cats: try while your cat is relaxed or sleepy, like after a meal or a nap. One gentle press is enough.
Smudges are fine. A slightly imperfect print gives the portrait its character.
Sizes & pricing
Free shipping included on every portrait.
16×20 canvas
Gallery-wrapped canvas, ready to hang.
16×20 framed with mat
Museum-style frame (oak, black or white) with a white mat.
24×36 canvas
Gallery-wrapped canvas, ready to hang.
24×36 framed with mat
Museum-style frame (oak, black or white) with a white mat.