Studio

Describe a picture, and we draw it

The studio is where a picture gets made before anything gets printed. Type what you want to see, pick a style if you want one, and look at what comes back. Nothing is cut until you have something you actually want on a pillow.

  1. Describe it

    Type what you want to see, in your own words. A style is optional. Without one we send your sentence as it was written.

  2. We draw it

    A picture comes back and opens on the canvas. Keep it, change the words and draw another, or leave it and come back later. Every version stays in your account.

  3. Print it

    Send any picture you like through to the customizer, where it is cut to shape and shown at true size before you order.

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Drawing needs a free account, and signing in tells you how many Creation Credits it comes with. Each drawing prints its own price before you spend one.

UniScale™

Short on pixels? We rebuild them before we print.

Most shops print the file you upload, exactly as it arrived. If yours is short on pixels for the size you picked, UniScale™ rebuilds them first: after you approve the outline, before anything is cut.

AI-generated samples, not customer orders.

UniStyle™

Fifty ways to draw your pet

Every style in UniStyle™ is a real prompt, shown on the same sample dog so you can compare them like for like. Open any style to see it on a cat as well. Take the words and use them anywhere, or hand us your photo and we'll apply it for you, then cut a pillow to the shape of the result.

50 styles · 8 categories · two sample pets, fifty ways

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What the studio does, plainly

It draws a new picture from your words. It is not a retoucher, so a photo you already have goes to the customizer rather than through here. Drawing the same sentence twice gives you two different pictures, which is why changing the words and drawing again is the normal way to use it. Everything you make is saved to your account and is never published, and it goes no further unless you share it yourself.

Start from a photo you already have →