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529Peeking Pet Photo
Keep your pet’s markings and eyes in a funny portrait peeking around an opening.
Fill in the fields
- 1Fill in the fields
- 2Copy the prompt
- 3Paste it into a GPT chat
- 4Send it as is and you get an image like the thumbnail example
- 5Attach One pet photo, optional with the prompt and your photo is used in the result Optional
Full prompt 3,741 characters
Generate this image now. Return exactly ONE finished image, without explanations or questions. Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. [Purpose] Create a funny, affectionate, photorealistic pet portrait for a social feed: exactly one pet peeking sideways around one vertical opening. Default aspect ratio is 4:5; a selected output ratio takes priority. Fill the entire canvas with the scene, without borders, panels or mockups. [Photo rule] PHOTO = "【Photo】" is attachment context, never printed text. When a pet photo is attached, use that individual as the identity reference: preserve species, age, coat length and pigment, asymmetric markings on their correct anatomical sides, eye color, ear shape, muzzle length and nose markings. Change the location and pose, not the pet's identity. Preserve those features through the pose change; do not simply paste the source photo into a doorway. With no photo, finish using one original fictional cream-and-brown small dog, never ask for a photo. Ignore people, collars with lettering and the original background. [Opening] OPENING = "【Opening】". Interpret wood door, refrigerator and curtain in the user's language. Blank or unrecognized opening defaults to wood door. Wood: a partly open plain honey-colored wooden door with visible grain and a simple unbranded round handle. Refrigerator: a partly open original fictional muted-teal refrigerator with an offset oval recessed grip, rounded asymmetric trim and no recognizable commercial design; animal remains standing outside the appliance, looking around its outer door edge, never trapped inside. Curtain: a softly folded plain coral fabric curtain pulled aside, with folds that visibly behave as fabric rather than a rigid panel. Never combine the three openings. [Composition and expression] Place the opening edge around 40 percent of canvas width. The opening hides part of the torso while the pet leans into the larger visible side. Show the entire recognizable face, both eyes and both ear tips, with a slight sideways head tilt and an alert, comically inquisitive side glance. Keep the head about 45 percent of canvas width and around the upper-middle area, with a little upper chest visible and at most one naturally connected front paw resting beside the edge. Maintain plausible joints, eye alignment and neck anatomy; humor comes from the curious pose, not giant eyes, human teeth or a warped face. Keep the body behind the opening and the muzzle in front, with correct occlusion and contact shadows. The opening and softly defocused room continue to all canvas edges; no empty white studio field. Adapt framing to the selected ratio without clipping ears or stretching the pet. [Finish] Use one consistent lifelike photographic treatment with individual fur strands, detailed nose texture, natural catchlights and soft depth of field. Derive lighting from the opening: warm late-afternoon side light for wood, cool kitchen ambient light plus a restrained warm edge light for refrigerator, soft bright morning light through fabric for curtain. Vary setting and light through these choices while retaining the same photographic medium. No text, letters, numerals, labels, name tags, logos, watermarks, signatures, brand-specific products, real people, existing characters or imitation of an artist's work. Do not show the source image, a comparison panel or a collage in the finished output. [Final output format] Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard. This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.
How did it turn out?
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When to use it
Turn a pet photo into an affectionate social-feed portrait: your dog or cat peeks around an opening with a curious sideways glance. A large face and partly hidden body carry the joke without a caption inside the image. The medium stays photorealistic for every opening.
Fill the fields
Photo is a note identifying the attached animal; the example name Haru is never printed. Attach the actual file in the image AI conversation. Choose Wood, Refrigerator or Curtain in the Opening field. Wood gives a warm afternoon room, Refrigerator a cool kitchen, and Curtain a bright morning scene. A blank opening defaults to Wood. Both fields are optional. Without an attachment, the prompt creates an original fictional cream-and-brown small dog. Use the shared size selector; the default is 4:5.
Send the photo and prompt together
Choose a clear photo of one animal showing the ear tips, both eyes, nose and facial markings. Attach it and paste the copied prompt into the same message, then send once. Typing a name in Photo does not upload a file. The original background and lettering on name tags are omitted.
Check the result
Compare species, ear shape, muzzle length, eye color, coat color and the anatomical sides of asymmetric markings. Both eyes and ears should remain visible, with a plausible neck and connected front paw. For Refrigerator, the pet stands outside the appliance and looks around the outer door edge. If identity drifts, replace the reference with a clearer frontal photo and resend the prompt. If the opening hides the face, ask for the entire face and ear tips to be visible.
Questions
Does it work with cats? Yes: an attached cat stays a cat. What happens without a photo? It creates a fictional dog. Is the comparison the output? No: the prompt returns one standalone portrait; gallery comparisons only show the source on the left and the transformation on the right. Put any caption in your post. Check the external service for its fees and terms.










