Your pet
Your pet, in its own game.
From one photo.
Drop a photo. We build your dog, cat or horse in 3D with its skeleton, make it walk, run and jump like a real four-legged animal, and put it in a game you can play on your phone and send to anyone.
Free account, no card. The 3D pet with its bones is built from your free credits, in about five minutes.
Three steps
1
Drop a photo
One clear photo from the side, standing, all four legs showing. A phone photo is fine. It becomes a 3D model with fur, face and its own colours in about five minutes, and we build its bones.
2
Say what it does
“Trots, then stops and looks around.” “Runs, jumps, wags its tail.” The motion is made for a four-legged body — paws on the ground, no sliding — and plays on your pet's own skeleton.
3
Make its game
A park to run around, a trail to race down, a chase, a quest with characters to talk to. Play it on your phone, send the link, embed it, or take it into Unity or Godot. Or make a short film to post.
Take a photo it can read
The model is sculpted from the picture, so the picture decides how good it is. Five things make the difference.
- ◆Side view, the whole body in the frame, head to paws.
- ◆Standing, not sitting or lying down.
- ◆All four legs visible and apart from each other.
- ◆Plain background and daylight help; a busy floor does not.
- ◆Tail free of the body if you can.
Questions
- Which animals work?
- Dogs, cats, horses, cows, foxes, goats: anything that stands on four legs. People work too. Birds, fish and snakes are not there yet.
- What does it cost?
- A free account comes with 60 credits and the 3D pet with its skeleton is made from those. Each move costs a few credits per second. Games, films and stickers are part of the paid plans.
- How long does it take?
- The 3D model takes about five minutes the first time. A move takes under a minute. A game is a couple of minutes for its five moves.
- What happens to the photo?
- It is used to build the model and kept with the character so you can rebuild it. Delete the character and the photo goes with it. It is never used to train anything.
- Will it look exactly like my pet?
- It looks like a small game character of your pet: the colours, the markings, the shape. It is not a photograph; it is something you can play.
Or start with a sentence
No photo handy? Type “a golden retriever” and we draw one, or play a game on one of our animals right now, no account.