Something to stand in front of
A phone photograph is two inches across and buried under ten thousand others. The same portrait at 40 cm, framed and hung, is something the room is arranged around — and something a visitor asks about.

Embroidered portraits · stitched in England
Cat, dog, rabbit, hamster — or the person you would put on a wall. We turn your photograph into a portrait in under a minute, then have it embroidered onto organic cotton in England: six thread colours, raised off the fabric, a hand's width across. You see the artwork before anything is stitched.
Free preview · no account needed · nothing stitched until you approve it
Free shipping on every order, with no minimum spend
Step 1
A phone snapshot is enough.
Step 2
Restyle free, as many times as you like.
Step 3
Nothing is made until you approve the artwork.

Stitched, not printed
A cat, a dog, a rabbit, a hamster, or a person — embroidered into organic cotton one stitch at a time, on a machine that carries six thread colours. It takes longer than printing and costs more, and it is the only version of this that a garment will still be wearing in ten years.
From £42 · stitched in England

Close enough to count the threads. This is what the price difference buys.
Made by the engine
Ordinary photographs on the left — bad light, cluttered rooms, a subject looking the wrong way — and what came back on the right. Cats, dogs, a hamster, a sloth, two animals in one frame, people. Every studio we compared asks you to pay before you see anything. Here you see it first, and restyle for free until it is right.
Phone photoLuminaSenior golden retriever
Dim evening light, grainy phone photo — the greying muzzle survives the translation.
25 examples · tap to compare
These are samples produced by our own engine to show what it does, not customer orders. Your render will differ — it is made from your photo.
Try it with your photoPrinted properly
Every piece starts from the same artwork you make in the studio. Pick the object it belongs on — archival paper, kiln-dried stretcher bars, real oak, glazed ceramic.
Save 25%Archival matte paper with a soft velvet finish
Save 25%Hand-stretched cotton canvas, ready to hang
Save 29%Solid wood frame with shatterproof glazing
Save 19%240 gsm combed cotton, boxy relaxed cut

475 gsm heavyweight canvas, 30 litres
Save 19%Three prints, three styles, one wall

Eight folded cards with kraft envelopes
Save 24%Glossy white ceramic, dishwasher and microwave safe
Why something you can hold
A photograph lives on your phone. A portrait you can hold lives with you, on the days you miss them most.
A phone photograph is two inches across and buried under ten thousand others. The same portrait at 40 cm, framed and hung, is something the room is arranged around — and something a visitor asks about.
On the walk, on the school run, on the days you would rather not explain why. Worn or carried rather than hung, they are quietly with you instead of waiting at home.
Screens die, phones are lost, accounts close. Printed with archival pigment inks on cotton-rag paper, the portrait outlasts every device you have ever owned — and keeps their markings exactly as they were on the day you took the photo.
12 studio styles
Each style carries its own rules for line weight, colour and texture, so the result reads as a deliberate piece of art rather than a processed photo.
Buy it as a set
The sets pair pieces that belong together — a wall, a gift box, a sofa corner — and take up to 18% off the whole thing. The discount is applied automatically in the cart, with nothing to type in.
Save 18%Best valueThree framed prints, one wall, three hands
The biggest saving in the shop — three framed prints, one wall
3 pieces · you save £45.69
See the set
Save 12%Worn every dayA hoodie and a mug, worn and used daily
The only set that leaves the house with you
2 pieces · you save £9.33
See the set
Save 15%Most complete giftA print, a mug and cards in one box
Arrives boxed and ready to hand over — nothing else to buy
3 pieces · you save £17.69
See the setUpload it, watch it become art, and decide afterwards. Previews are free and there is no account required to start.
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