Fill in the details, add a photo and print. Big “LOST DOG” headline, phone tear-off tabs and a scan-to-call QR code — free PDF & PNG, no sign-up. Your photo never leaves your phone.
Made in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored. Tip: hold back one detail (e.g. a hidden marking) to check callers are genuine.
Live preview · prints at 150 dpi
5 words, 5 secondsDrivers read a poster in about five seconds. Keep the headline to “LOST DOG” + phone, as big as possible.
Where to put itVet clinics, pet shops, shelters, cafés and community boards. Ask first; don't use mailboxes or traffic poles where that's not allowed.
Go online tooPost the square image to local Facebook groups, Nextdoor and lost-pet sites, and call nearby shelters every day.
First 24 hours after printing
Tell the nearest shelters and animal control. Send the same photo, last-seen place and your phone number; call again tomorrow.
Share the square PNG in local groups. Use your neighbourhood Facebook/Nextdoor groups and add the exact cross streets and date.
Put posters where people stop. Ask clinics, pet shops and cafés first; replace weather-damaged copies.
Screen callers safely. Keep one identifying detail private, meet at a public place, and never send money for a “sighting”.
FAQ
Is this lost pet poster maker really free?
Yes. No sign-up and no watermark. The poster is drawn on your device; we never see your photo or phone number.
What should a lost pet poster include?
One big clear photo, LOST + the animal in huge letters, the pet's name, breed/colour/size, one distinctive mark, where and when it was last seen, and a phone number readable from a distance. A reward helps.
Can I make a FOUND pet poster?
Yes — switch to “Found”. Tip: leave out one detail so the real owner can prove the pet is theirs.