Photo guidelines for great result

The best photos to upload is the photos with high resolution, shot in great lightning conditions.

What photo will you use?

1. Positioning is important

What is not included in the photo can not be included on the final pendant. We recommend full-body photos or head-shots. Eye contact with the camera is a sweet detail that makes it look like they're looking back at you.

2. Good lighting makes for better results

It's important! The light source should preferably shine straight onto the dog. If the picture is very dark, it is difficult for us to know exactly where to engrave and it will make the final product less detailed, especially on dark dogs.

3. Avoid blurred or gritty photos.

The quality of the picture is important. Make sure to only upload sharp photos where the subject is in focus and all the contours are clearly visible. A modern smartphone does the job!

4. Multiple dogs

We recommend to do 1 animal or person per pendant. If you really want both of your dogs on the same pendant, make sure that all the animals are positioned next to eachother with little to no space in between them. Keep in mind that using multiple dogs won't increase the diameter size of the finished pendant.

1. Positioning is important

2. Good lighting makes for better results

It's important! The light source should preferably shine straight onto the horse. If the picture is very dark, it is difficult for us to know exactly where to engrave and it will make the final product less detailed, especially on dark horses.

3. Avoid blurred or gritty photos.

We recommend to do 1 horse per pendant. If you really want two on the same pendant, make sure that all the horses are positioned next to eachother with little to no space in between them. Keep in mind that using multiple horses won't increase the diameter size of the finished pendant.

4. Multiple horses

We recommend to do 1 horseper pendant. If you really want two horses on the same pendant, make sure that all the horses are positioned next to eachother with little to no space in between them. Keep in mind that using multiple horses won't increase the diameter size of the finished pendant.