A better photo finds a home faster. FREE for shelters
Shelter photos are usually taken through bars, under fluorescent light, with a frightened face — and those photos do not get enquiries. Upload what you have and we brighten them, write the post, and make a vertical reel.
What we will not do: we do not change the animal. Brightness, contrast and sharpness only — never coat colour or background. A photo that does not match the real animal leads to the adoption being returned, and that is worse for them. This tool is for adoption, not for selling or breeding.
Before you upload — five things that matter more than editing FREE
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By a window in daytime, fluorescent lights off
Fluorescent light is the main reason photos come out yellowish. Take them to a window during the day and shoot in natural light — the photo improves without any editing.
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Sit down at their eye level
Shot from above, an animal looks timid. Sit on the floor and shoot at eye level. The same animal looks completely different.
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Keep bars and cages out of the shot
If bars are visible, the animal reads as “caged”. Take them outside for a moment, or just lay down a blanket — it changes the impression.
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Use a treat or toy to get their attention
Photos where the animal looks at the camera get far more adoption enquiries. Hold a treat next to the lens.
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Take several photos
One full body, one face, one walking or playing — those three are enough. A reel needs at least 3 photos.
Who are you?
Shelters, volunteers and foster carers: free, no proof required. We trust you.
Full body, face, and one playing — those three are enough.
We never invent facts. Anything you leave out stays as a bracketed prompt for you to fill in.