Your Cat as a Figurine: 6 Styles for the King of the House
He sleeps sixteen hours a day on the back of the sofa, wakes you at 6am because his bowl is only half full, and is deeply convinced the flat belongs to him. He may as well have the object that matches the job title.
One photo is enough. The AI reads your cat's features, you pick a style, and the piece is printed in resin in a French workshop.
The 6 pet styles, and the cat each one fits
The pet library holds six styles. The real work is matching one to your cat's personality.
- Hero: cape and a conquering stance. For the cat who brings home questionable trophies and waits for applause.
- Knight: miniature armour and a medieval look. For the one standing guard behind the front door.
- Cyber-Pet: futuristic lines and cybernetic details. For the cat who sleeps on your keyboard while you work.
- Royal: crown, cape and aristocratic presence. The obvious one once you have met a few cats.
- Mystic: magical mood, glowing effects and runes. For the one staring at a blank wall at 3am.
- Champion: medals and a winner's pose. For the house hunter, or the reigning world champion of napping.
These six styles are specific to pet figurines, dogs and cats only.
Photographing a cat that refuses to pose
This is the step that makes the difference, and the most athletic one. A few things that genuinely help:
- A front-facing shot, with your cat looking towards the lens. The moment right after a treat is still the most reliable one.
- A plain background, nothing busy, so the AI focuses on him.
- Natural light, near a window, never backlit.
- A sharp image. A moving cat gives a blurry result, so wait for the moment he settles.
- Get down to his level instead of shooting from above.
Your photo is used for the generation and then deleted. You get a 2D preview in under three minutes, and nothing goes into production until you approve it.
One cat, one figurine
A photo becomes a figurine, and a figurine shows one single animal. Two cats means two figurines, ordered together and lined up on the same shelf. There is no shared piece covering several pets.
Worth knowing before you choose your shot: very fine accessories such as a thin collar, a tag or a bell are simplified or removed by the AI so the piece stays printable.
Complex, Simplified or Chibi
Three renders are available on a pet figurine.
- Complex: rich detail, gradients, fine textures. The most faithful one, and the most demanding if you plan to paint it.
- Simplified: bright flat colours, five maximum. Readable from a distance and very approachable with a brush.
- Chibi: big round head, large eyes, smooth surfaces. On a cat, the effect is fairly devastating.
Two sizes, 54 and 110mm
Pet figurines come in two formats.
| Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 54mm | 18€ |
| 110mm | 31€ |
The 54mm sits on a desk or joins a collection. The 110mm is the display format, the one you notice when you walk into the room. Shipping is not included and is calculated at checkout.
Your figurine arrives in raw, unpainted resin, ready to paint if you feel like it. The hand-painted option only exists on the large human figurine sizes, so it is not available on a pet figurine.
How long before it reaches the shelf
The 2D preview takes under three minutes. Once you approve it, the team prepares the 3D model within 24 working hours, then the figurine ships within 10 working days. For a dated gift, a birthday or Christmas, order two to three weeks ahead.
We ship with tracking to France and the countries of the European Union, in reinforced packaging with custom-fitted protection.
Your turn
Grab the best photo of your cat from your camera roll: the preview takes under three minutes and commits you to nothing. Create your figurine, compare the formats on our pricing page, and if your dog deserves the same treatment, this article covers pet figurines.