The Process.
How a phone photo of your dog becomes a wearable trading card. Honest version — including the part where humans take over from the AI.
You submit a photo.
Daylight, front-facing if you can. Phone camera is fine — we work with what you’ve got. You also pick a type (Fire, Dark, Water, etc.), your dog’s name, and an optional signature move.
~3 minutes of youAI drafts the sketch.
We feed your photo into a custom image model that knows trading-card composition — your dog as the subject, type-themed background, badge-style framing. This is the rough draft, not the final.
~10 minutes server timeYou get a free preview.
You receive the sketch by email. Yours to keep, free — wallpaper, post it, frame it. No obligation to order anything. About 30% of people stop here and they’re still customers we love.
Email landedReal artists refine the art.
If you order a product, a real illustrator opens the AI sketch and your original photo side-by-side and fixes everything the AI got wrong — eye shape, ear angle, the specific marking on the chest, the goofy underbite. No AI clones, no half-pet-half-monster results. The print uses the human-approved file only.
24–48 hours, illustrator queueYou approve before we print.
Final art lands in your inbox. You say yes, change something, or ask for a redraw — no charge. Once approved, it goes to print.
Your turnPrint + ship.
Printed and shipped by Printify’s US/EU/UK/AU print partners. Most orders land 7–14 days from approved artwork. Tracking emailed automatically.
7–14 days door to door★ Why it’s not just an AI shop
The AI does the draft. A human does the dog.
Most “AI pet” sites stop at the sketch. The result looks vaguely like your dog at best and uncanny-valley nightmare at worst. We treat the AI output like a photo reference — useful, but it’s not the deliverable. A real illustrator owns the final image.
If the human stage adds time, that’s the point.
Ready to see your dog as their Pokédog?
The render is free. About 3 minutes of you, ~10 minutes of waiting, no obligation after that.
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