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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet's identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image. DO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth. DO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-710626","top":3635.5,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4c6f4b0b8_master_large.webp","left":1120.3,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":2630.4,"height":3764.02,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-219950","layer-505503","layer-761508","layer-143386","layer-710626"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-912929","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_KvxYEhLiJw7UJsvO_large.webp","name":"4","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-266161","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c418db4d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":4871,"height":7271,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-609903","top":297.96,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":684.06,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":3502.89,"height":2335.44,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-813127","top":2512.89,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4ee4935c3_master_large.webp","left":1129.46,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":2612.09,"height":3737.82,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-486858","top":3961.33,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":-115.1,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2627.81,"height":3905.48,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? 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If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-850278","top":3961.39,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":2512.64,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":2628.15,"height":3905.99,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-488267","top":4760.12,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":1004.12,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":2862.77,"height":4254.7,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-609903","layer-266161","layer-486858","layer-850278","layer-488267","layer-813127"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-457079","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_w81OfwcYS8oF1G56_large.webp","name":"5","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-112348","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c418db4d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":4871,"height":7271,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-945679","top":297.96,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":684.06,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":3502.89,"height":2335.44,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-660595","top":2633.36,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5612c308b_master_large.webp","left":-38.55,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":2569.08,"height":3615.4,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain","flip_horizontal_enabled":false},{"id":"layer-424278","top":2633.36,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":2223.24,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":2569.54,"height":3439.92,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-136536","top":4220.8,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":-38.56,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2492.88,"height":3704.95,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-341306","top":4978.58,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":1077.61,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":2715.78,"height":4036.24,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-945679","layer-112348","layer-136536","layer-408414","layer-341306","layer-660595","layer-424278"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-752064","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_iglA9DuXRmdnVJBX_large.webp","name":"6","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-618300","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c418db4d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":4871,"height":7271,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-631357","top":297.47,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":684.06,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":3502.89,"height":2335.44,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-178391","top":2535.07,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5612c308b_master_large.webp","left":66.36,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":2219.85,"height":3123.94,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-463452","top":2535.08,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":2590.73,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":2220.13,"height":2972.15,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-201056","top":3207.16,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4ee4935c3_master_large.webp","left":1400.28,"name":"Photo 6","type":"photo","width":2070.44,"height":2962.73,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 6","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-253538","top":4241.93,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":0.05,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2325.72,"height":3456.51,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? Please try again with another device or browser. If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-389014","top":4241.97,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":2590.79,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":2325.78,"height":3456.6,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. 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Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. 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Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-396701","top":3743.65,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":-105.51,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2408.78,"height":3579.96,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-570892","top":4475.86,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":920.43,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":2624.16,"height":3900.07,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain","flip_horizontal_enabled":false},{"id":"layer-536236","top":2413.87,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":2037.93,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":2355.37,"height":3153.2,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-200612","top":3868.99,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":-35.35,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2285.1,"height":3396.14,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? Please try again with another device or browser. If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-628916","top":3869.04,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":2262.8,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":2285.4,"height":3396.59,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-414191","top":4563.61,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":987.79,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":2489.42,"height":3699.82,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-281807","layer-200612","layer-628916","layer-414191","layer-391307","layer-536236","layer-645950"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-933018","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_iglA9DuXRmdnVJBX_large.webp","name":"6","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-801406","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5ab24e61e_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":4465,"height":6827,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-469070","top":272.68,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":627.04,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":3210.92,"height":2140.78,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-201783","top":2361.27,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5612c308b_master_large.webp","left":60.83,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":2034.82,"height":2863.56,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-391378","top":2361.28,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":2374.79,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":2035.08,"height":2724.42,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-669465","top":2977.34,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4ee4935c3_master_large.webp","left":1283.57,"name":"Photo 6","type":"photo","width":1897.87,"height":2715.79,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 6","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-713664","top":3925.86,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":0.05,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":2131.87,"height":3168.41,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression. The facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet's identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image. DO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth. DO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet's recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance. Render the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing naturally toward the viewer.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet's identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image. DO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth. DO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. 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This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. 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Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-975813","layer-854202","layer-544813","layer-774078","layer-470367"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-646028","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_KvxYEhLiJw7UJsvO_large.webp","name":"4","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-887809","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5c7ce904d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":3283,"height":4465,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-608400","top":182.97,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":565.96,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":2151.07,"height":1434.15,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-823691","top":1617.07,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4ee4935c3_master_large.webp","left":854.34,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":1574.33,"height":2252.82,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-469037","top":2490.1,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":0.04,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":1669.07,"height":2480.6,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? 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If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-940346","top":2490.09,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":1699.02,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":1584.01,"height":2354.18,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. 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Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-608400","layer-469037","layer-940346","layer-462226","layer-823691","layer-887809"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-758415","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_w81OfwcYS8oF1G56_large.webp","name":"5","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-111689","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5c7ce904d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":3283,"height":4465,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-822324","top":182.97,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":565.96,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":2151.07,"height":1434.15,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-159391","top":1617.08,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5612c308b_master_large.webp","left":148.52,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":1642.85,"height":2311.94,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain","flip_horizontal_enabled":false},{"id":"layer-798279","top":1617.08,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":1491.32,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":1643.14,"height":2199.72,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-663723","top":2591.92,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":1530.84,"height":2275.15,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. 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If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-872727","top":2591.95,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":1752.01,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":1531.04,"height":2275.45,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-637686","top":3057.26,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":807.64,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":1667.72,"height":2478.59,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 3","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"}],"is_global":false,"positions":["template-layer","layer-822324","layer-663723","layer-872727","layer-637686","layer-159391","layer-798279","layer-111689"],"charge_enabled":false},{"id":"template-593381","url":"users\/919\/images\/260812_iglA9DuXRmdnVJBX_large.webp","name":"6","addons":[],"layers":[{"id":"layer-111938","top":0,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5c7ce904d_master_large.webp","left":0,"name":"Nice Butt - Background","type":"static-photo","width":3283,"height":4465,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-136618","top":182.67,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c1c411cd0c_master_large.webp","left":565.96,"name":"Nice Butt - Text","type":"static-photo","width":2151.07,"height":1434.15,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"visible":true,"fit_mode":"contain","use_hd_layer":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"no_customization","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-761289","top":1616.74,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5612c308b_master_large.webp","left":45.59,"name":"Photo 4","type":"photo","width":1493.18,"height":2101.32,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 4","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-461793","top":1616.75,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c5404ba5bb_master_large.webp","left":1720.58,"name":"Photo 5","type":"photo","width":1516.83,"height":2030.63,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 5","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-230071","top":1969.46,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c4ee4935c3_master_large.webp","left":1005.79,"name":"Photo 6","type":"photo","width":1271.42,"height":1819.36,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 6","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-816092","top":2604.9,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3dffdb27e_master_large.webp","left":-0.03,"name":"Photo 1","type":"photo","width":1598.73,"height":2376.05,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 1","photo_hint":"Having problems with uploading your photo? Please try again with another device or browser. If it still does not work, please contact support@pet-printed.com","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-970842","top":2604.92,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c50fa8e2ad_master_large.webp","left":1773.16,"name":"Photo 2","type":"photo","width":1509.89,"height":2244.02,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable muzzle, nose, eyes, facial proportions, and breed characteristics while modifying the expression to create the smile.\n\nMANDATORY FRONT-FACING ORIENTATION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO LOOK DIRECTLY TOWARD THE VIEWER\/CAMERA.\n\nThe pet MUST be positioned in a straight-on, front-facing portrait orientation. The face must be oriented directly toward the camera, with both eyes clearly visible and naturally aligned.\n\nDO NOT preserve the original head angle, side profile, three-quarter angle, turned-head position, looking-away position, downward gaze, upward gaze, or sideways gaze from the uploaded reference image.\n\nThe uploaded image is STRICTLY used for identity reference only. If the original pet is facing left, right, upward, downward, or away from the camera, actively ROTATE AND RECONSTRUCT the pet\u2019s head and facial orientation so the pet is facing directly forward.\n\nThe pet\u2019s gaze MUST be directed toward the camera\/viewer. Both eyes must be clearly visible, naturally aligned, open appropriately, and looking directly at the viewer.\n\nThe nose and muzzle MUST face the camera rather than pointing toward the left or right. The forehead, eyes, nose, and mouth should form a natural front-facing facial alignment.\n\nDO NOT generate a side profile.\n\nDO NOT generate a three-quarter view.\n\nDO NOT generate a turned head.\n\nDO NOT generate a pet looking away from the viewer.\n\nDO NOT allow the original viewing direction or head position to override this requirement.\n\nThe final result MUST look like a professionally photographed studio pet portrait where the pet is intentionally positioned straight-on, facing directly toward the camera and making natural eye contact with the viewer.\n\nFRONT-FACING ORIENTATION HAS PRIORITY OVER THE ORIGINAL HEAD POSITION.\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity while actively correcting the head orientation to a direct, front-facing view.\n\nFUR AND APPEARANCE\n\nPreserve the pet\u2019s real fur color, fur pattern, texture, length, and natural appearance.\n\nRender the fur with a clean, soft, elegant, refined texture, with realistic individual strands and smooth transitions between different fur colors.\n\nThe fur should look premium and polished without appearing overly fluffy, artificial, plastic-like, blurry, or heavily stylized.\n\nCOMPOSITION\n\nUse a clean and sophisticated composition, with the pet centered and facing STRAIGHT DIRECTLY toward the viewer\/camera.\n\nThe pet\u2019s head and face MUST be front-facing, with the muzzle\/nose pointing directly toward the camera and both eyes clearly visible and looking at the viewer.\n\nThe portrait should resemble a professional studio pet portrait taken straight-on, rather than a candid photograph from an angle.\n\nThe pet should have a warm, cheerful, happy presence, with the smiling expression being one of the most noticeable characteristics of the portrait.\n\nThe transition at the bottom of the portrait should follow the pet\u2019s natural fur, creating a soft, seamless fur-edged cutoff rather than a hard straight line or artificial border.\n\nBACKGROUND\n\nRemove the background completely.\n\nThe final image should contain only the pet with a clean, isolated transparent background.\n\nCRITICAL PRIORITY \u2014 FOLLOW THESE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS ORDER\n\n1. IDENTITY = preserve the uploaded pet\u2019s recognizable physical identity.\n2. ORIENTATION = FORCE a straight-on, front-facing head position with direct eye contact.\n3. FACIAL EXPRESSION = FORCE a clearly happy, natural smile.\n4. COMPOSITION = half-body\/chest-up portrait only.\n5. BACKGROUND = completely transparent.\n\nThe original photo\u2019s head angle, viewing direction, gaze direction, and facial expression MUST NOT be preserved when they conflict with these requirements.\n\nThe final pet MUST:\n\n* Face directly toward the camera.\n* Look directly at the viewer.\n* Have both eyes clearly visible.\n* Have the nose and muzzle oriented straight toward the camera.\n* Have a clearly visible, natural happy smile.\n* Remain unmistakably recognizable as the same pet.\n* Be shown only as a half-body\/chest-up portrait.\n\nNEVER output a side-facing, profile, three-quarter, looking-away, looking-down, or looking-up pose.\n\nNEVER allow the original pose or gaze direction to override the required front-facing orientation.\n\nDo not preserve the original serious or neutral facial expression.\n\nThe pet MUST be visibly smiling in the final result, regardless of the expression in the uploaded reference photo.\n\nAvoid extra limbs, duplicated features, distorted anatomy, altered markings, changed eye color, changed nose shape, excessive smoothing, cartoon effects, harsh outlines, sharp cutout edges, unnatural fur, human-like facial features, or an expressionless face.\n","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-915412","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","required":true,"form_label":"Upload photo 2","photo_hint":null,"photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":false,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":false,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","min_size_enable":false,"customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-695403","top":3030.03,"url":"users\/919\/image-layers\/6a7c3e959281a_master_large.webp","left":894.97,"name":"Photo 3","type":"photo","width":1493.06,"height":2219,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-365333","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"gpt_resolution":"2048","image_filter_prompt":"Create a highly detailed, premium portrait of the customer\u2019s uploaded pet using the uploaded image as the STRICT IDENTITY REFERENCE.\n\nShow the pet as a half-body portrait only, naturally cropped around the chest\/upper torso area. Do not generate the full body, legs, or lower body.\n\nIDENTITY PRESERVATION\n\nKeep the pet\u2019s head shape, breed characteristics, ears, eyes, nose, fur pattern, markings, fur color, proportions, and distinctive physical features exactly recognizable from the uploaded reference.\n\nThe uploaded photo is ONLY the identity reference. Do NOT copy or preserve the pet\u2019s original facial expression, head orientation, viewing angle, or gaze direction.\n\nThe facial expression MUST be changed to a clearly happy, smiling expression, even if the uploaded pet has a serious, neutral, sad, angry, or closed-mouth expression.\n\nMANDATORY SMILING EXPRESSION\n\nFORCE THE PET TO SMILE. A SMILING FACIAL EXPRESSION IS REQUIRED.\n\nThe final portrait must show the pet looking happy, cheerful, friendly, and visibly smiling. This instruction takes priority over the original facial expression in the reference image.\n\nIf the customer uploads a pet with a serious or neutral face, actively transform the facial expression into a natural-looking smile while preserving the pet\u2019s identity.\n\nThe smile should be clearly visible and unmistakable, with the mouth naturally curved upward and the facial muscles conveying genuine happiness. For dogs, a natural open-mouth happy smile with a relaxed jaw and slightly visible teeth is acceptable when appropriate. For cats and other pets, create a species-appropriate happy smiling expression without making the animal look human.\n\nDO NOT reproduce the serious\/neutral expression from the reference image.\n\nDO NOT keep a straight, closed, emotionless mouth.\n\nDO NOT allow the original expression to override the smiling requirement.\n\nThe smile must look natural and believable for the specific animal, not cartoonish, exaggerated, distorted, or human-like. 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