① Straight face × Funny face

Recommended for those with expressive pets. Take one photo of their normal face, and another of them making a different face, such as a yawning face, a smiling face, an angry face, or a worried face. Using photos taken from roughly the same angle will make their expressions stand out more and result in a cuter finished product. Depending on the expression, either photo can be used as the main or secondary photo for a cute result.

② Strange posture × Strange posture

Recommended for those with pets that frequently change their posture using their whole body. Examples include "stretching," "curling up," "jumping," and "holding on." Rather than subtle differences, the more dramatically different postures are, the more beautifully those differences stand out when placed side-by-side.

③ Standing × Lying down

This is recommended for those who have pets that tend to fall asleep and roll around easily. A full-body photo taken from the side is best if possible. If you make the main image of your pet "standing" and include just one "sleeping" image as a secondary image, it will look like one pet is slacking off, resulting in a cute design.

④ Insert only one prop.

Wearing something on their head, holding something in their hand, or even being inside something – using photos of your pet with props is also a great idea. Combining a main image of your pet in their "normal state" with just one secondary image of them using a prop, or vice versa, can result in a unique and interesting design.

⑤ Facing right × Facing left

This is recommended for those who think, "I can't pinpoint any specific features on their face or body, but they're still cute!" You only need to send one photo (two are fine too, of course). Please send a photo of your face or body facing to the right (or left) for clarity. Then, our designer will flip it and create a dot design for both the right-facing and left-facing versions.

⑥ Only one is facing this way

This is recommended for those who have shy pets. By placing a photo of your pet facing away as the main image, and adding a photo of just one pet looking towards the camera as a secondary image, you can create a picture that expresses your pet's personality.