How to Take the Perfect Photo for Your Embroidery
Pet Portrait Guidelines
A great pet portrait starts with a clear and well-lit image. Here’s how to get it just right:
✔ Good Lighting – Take the photo in natural light or a well-lit space. Avoid harsh shadows or overexposure.
✔ Eye-Level Angle – Capture your pet at their eye level, facing forward for the best facial details.
✔ Sharp Focus – Ensure your pet’s face is in focus, with clear features and fur texture visible.
✔ No Filters – Upload the original, unedited photo. Filters can distort colors and details.
📸 Best Practice: Take photos outdoors on a cloudy day or near a bright window for soft, natural lighting.
Paw Photo Guidelines
For a clear and detailed embroidery, take a well-lit and focused photo of your pet’s paw.
✔ Straight-On Angle – Hold your pet’s paw gently and take a top-down photo with the pads fully visible.
✔ Good Lighting – Use natural light or a bright setting to capture all the details without shadows.
✔ Sharp Focus – Ensure the paw is in focus, showing the unique texture and shape of the pads.
📸 Best Practice: Take the photo with a solid, neutral background (like a light-colored floor or a piece of paper) for contrast.
Uploading Your Photo
Once you have the perfect image, it’s time to upload it:
✔ File Format – We accept JPG, PNG, or PDF files.
✔ High Resolution – The clearer, the better! Avoid blurry or pixelated images.
✔ Centered and Uncropped – Keep the full face or paw visible without cropping.
📸 Best Practice: If you’re unsure about your photo, send a few options—we’ll help pick the best one!