What is the difference between this and a pet portrait?

This is your photograph printed on canvas, unchanged. Our pet portrait tool renders the same photograph as a painting or a pop-art image before printing. Choose this page if you like the photograph as it is; choose the portrait tool if you want the style changed.

How do I photograph a pet for a canvas print?

Get down to their eye level rather than shooting from standing height — this single change fixes most pet photographs. Use natural light from a window, avoid flash, and get close enough that the animal fills the frame.

What size and shape works best?

Square formats suit a close-up head-and-shoulders, which is what most people want. 40x40cm is the common choice. For a dog in a landscape, a standard or panoramic rectangle works better.

What is the canvas made of?

285 g/m² canvas, 100% polyester with a matte coating, hand-stretched over a wooden frame in either 2cm or 4cm depth.

Will a phone photo of a moving dog be sharp enough?

Our internal minimum for canvas is 72 dpi at print size, but motion blur is a separate problem that resolution cannot fix. Use burst mode and pick the sharpest frame rather than relying on a single shot.

Can I print a photograph of a pet that has died?

Yes, and it is a common order. Older photographs, scans and phone pictures all work. Scan at the highest setting your scanner offers rather than photographing a print.

How long does it take to arrive?

4 to 7 working days in total — 1 working day production plus 3 to 6 working days delivery.

Pet Portrait Canvas Print

285 g/m² matte-coated canvas
2cm classic or 4cm XXL frame depth
Square formats suit a head-and-shoulders
Your photo printed as it is, not restyled
Made in: Europe

from £4.50

Frequently Asked Questions about Pet Portrait Canvas Prints

What is the difference between this and a pet portrait?: This is your photograph printed on canvas, unchanged. Our pet portrait tool renders the same photograph as a painting or a pop-art image before printing. Choose this page if you like the photograph as it is; choose the portrait tool if you want the style changed.
How do I photograph a pet for a canvas print?: Get down to their eye level rather than shooting from standing height — this single change fixes most pet photographs. Use natural light from a window, avoid flash, and get close enough that the animal fills the frame.
What size and shape works best?: Square formats suit a close-up head-and-shoulders, which is what most people want. 40x40cm is the common choice. For a dog in a landscape, a standard or panoramic rectangle works better.
What is the canvas made of?: 285 g/m² canvas, 100% polyester with a matte coating, hand-stretched over a wooden frame in either 2cm or 4cm depth.
Will a phone photo of a moving dog be sharp enough?: Our internal minimum for canvas is 72 dpi at print size, but motion blur is a separate problem that resolution cannot fix. Use burst mode and pick the sharpest frame rather than relying on a single shot.
Can I print a photograph of a pet that has died?: Yes, and it is a common order. Older photographs, scans and phone pictures all work. Scan at the highest setting your scanner offers rather than photographing a print.
How long does it take to arrive?: 4 to 7 working days in total — 1 working day production plus 3 to 6 working days delivery.

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Pet Portrait Canvas Print