Gifts
Pet photo phone cases
Their best side. Always by your side.
The head tilt, the muddy paws, the look that means dinner. A pet photo case keeps that face with you all day, printed on a case made for one exact phone model.
Choosing the photo
Choose a photo that catches your pet being themselves, with their eyes in focus and a little space around their face. Daylight helps most: a black dog or a dark cat photographed indoors at night turns into one dark shape on a case, while the same pet by a window keeps the shine in their eyes and the texture of the fur.
Use the original from your camera roll, not a copy sent through a messaging app. Zoom in on your screen first: if the whiskers look soft there, they will look soft on the case.
Placing it on the case
Drag and zoom the photo in the preview until ears, whiskers, and noses are clear of the camera opening. The middle and lower part of the back is the safest place for the face. For a few favorite moments, make a collage in your photo app, save it as one picture and upload that.
Making it a gift
Making a gift for their favorite human? Check that person's exact phone model before you start: a case for a nearby model will not fit. Add the pet's name in one short line for a small finishing touch.
More photo tips: dog photo phone case and cat photo phone case.
Which case to choose
Tough suits everyday protection, Snap keeps the phone slim, and Clear lets the phone's own color show at the sides. Models made with a magnet ring also list MagSafe-compatible versions. Compare the case types.
Questions
Can I put more than one pet on the case?
Yes, as one picture. Make a collage in your phone's photo app, save it as one image and upload that. Each face gets less room, so two or three photos work better than ten.
Does a photo of a black dog or cat print well?
It does when the photo was taken in good light with light on the face. In a dark indoor photo the fur and the eyes merge into one dark shape.
Can I add my pet's name?
Yes. Add one short line of text in the designer, choose its style and color, and place it on a calm part of the photo away from the camera opening.