Mother and Child Portrait

No. Seeing your piece is free and needs no card. You only pay if you order a print.

With AI. Image models create new artwork from your photos and details, guided by styles our team designs and tests. No one reviews it before you do, so what you see on the page is what we print.

Your first piece usually appears on this page in a minute or two, and the other print shapes and sizes follow a few minutes later. Add your email if you want them saved to an account.

Change the style, a photo or the wording and try again — it's free. Nothing is printed until you order.

Tell us within 14 days of delivery, with your order number and a photo, and we'll reprint it or refund you, whichever you prefer. You don't need to send it back. You approve the exact design before you order, so a print that doesn't match it counts as a misprint. Because each piece is made to order, we can't take it back if you change your mind.

We use them only to create your pieces. They stay private to you and are sent to Google's Gemini image service to generate the artwork. Photos you add but never submit are deleted after 7 days.

Your piece is prepared in the print shapes it suits, so you can pick what fits your wall. We offer a wide range of portrait, landscape and square formats from 6×6″ to 40×60″ — framed paper prints, canvas or framed canvas, or metal prints.

Printing takes 2–5 business days once you order, then your print ships from the print partner nearest you.

No. The pose suits any two people who are close: a grandparent and grandchild, a father and baby, two sisters, or a mother with her adult son or daughter. The title says mother and child because that is how most people look for it, and the picture itself is simply two faces, side by side and close.

Not at all. Each of you is added from your own photos, so separate pictures taken years apart work fine. Upload one to three clear, front-facing photos of each person. For a child, a recent photo gives the truest likeness, and for a baby, one where the eyes are open.

Because the whole picture is the touch between two faces. A third person would push both faces smaller and break the gesture. For three or more generations together, the generational family portrait lines everyone up shoulder to shoulder instead, with each face still large and clear.

The portrait is made with AI and shown as a free preview; no card is asked for. You see both faces first, and you pay only if you decide to order a print on paper, canvas or metal, framed or not, in the size you choose. It makes a Mother's Day present that hangs where you see it every day.

No — that is the point. Each person comes from their own photos and we compose them into one scene. Different years, places and lighting all work.

Up to the card limit on the form — enough for a large family including pets. The form shows how many people and pets fit in one portrait.

Yes. Add your dog — or your cat — as a card of its own, with one to three clear photos of its face, and it appears in the portrait beside everyone else, in the same style. A pet takes a card just like a person, so it counts toward the same limit.

Yes, from older photos — many families make one for exactly this reason. A clear view of the face is what matters, not the age of the photo.

The style sets the medium; the likeness comes from your photos. If someone is not quite right, add a clearer photo of them and try again — it's free, and nothing is printed until you order.

The moments a family changes shape: a new baby, a wedding, an anniversary, grandparents far away — or simply finally getting everyone, dog included, into one frame.

Seeing your piece is free — you only pay if you order a print. Prints start at £56.00, and the exact price of each size and finish is shown on this page.