🌈 A gentle keepsake for a pet you miss
Turn a favourite photo into a calm memorial portrait with their name and dates, a printable keepsake page and an optional card for a grieving friend. Free preview first.
💐 Making this for a friend who lost their pet? Answer 3 short questions and we write a gentle sympathy message for the card.
Start for a friend →Your free preview
Low-res preview with a soft watermark. Unlock for the full-resolution keepsake without watermark.
Keepsake Portrait
2 HD memorial portraits + tribute image with name & years + A4 print page (PDF)
Keepsake + Card
Everything in Keepsake Portrait + sympathy or keepsake card (PDF) + 9:16 share image
Keepsake + Video
Everything in Keepsake + Card + a calm memorial slideshow video (9:16 MP4, about 30 s: your pet's portraits gently moving, soft computer-made music). Usually ready to download within a few minutes.
⚡ Usually ready to download within about 1 minute of payment — about 35 seconds in our tests. The video option can take about 5 minutes, and busy times or a manual check can take longer.
one-time payment · no subscription
🎁 Send it as a gift
After payment you get a private gift link to share. We never email the recipient.
Real example: one photo, four keepsakes
Made by PetMagi from our own test photo (first image). AI-generated: two HD memorial portraits, a tribute card with name and dates, and a printable A4 page, delivered in about 35 seconds.
Why a memorial portrait can help
For a long time, people were told that healthy grief means “letting go”. In 1996 the grief researchers Dennis Klass, Phyllis Silverman and Steven Nickman questioned that idea in their book Continuing Bonds. They described how many people keep an ongoing inner connection with the one they lost — through memories, rituals and keepsakes — and that this can be a normal, healthy part of grieving.
A portrait with your pet’s name and years is one quiet way to keep that bond: something to look at, frame or share on the days you want to remember them. It does not replace your pet and it does not speak for them; it is simply a keepsake. If your grief feels too heavy to carry alone, please talk to someone you trust — your vet can often point you to pet-loss support.
Source: Klass, D., Silverman, P. R. & Nickman, S. L. (eds.) (1996). Continuing Bonds: New Understandings of Grief. Washington, DC: Taylor & Francis.
How it works
- Choose a favourite photo (only your pet, no people)
- Add a name, the years and, if you like, a short memory
- See a free preview, then download the portrait, printable page and card
FAQ
Will it look like my pet?
We keep your pet's real fur colour, markings and face. You see a free preview before paying, so you can try another photo or scene first.
Can I send it to a friend who lost their pet?
Yes. Tick "This is for a friend" and add their name and yours. You get a sympathy card (PDF and image) with a gentle message you can print or send.
What is the "distant path" scene?
For people who prefer not to see their pet up close right now: a calm landscape with a small figure of your pet walking toward the light.
How do I print it?
The keepsake page is an A4 PDF that also fits US Letter. It looks lovely on matte photo paper in a simple frame.
What if it doesn't feel right?
Write to us within 30 days and we refund you in full — no questions asked. We delete photos automatically after 7 days.