Custom Couple Portraits

The two of you, painted. From NZ$74.

A group photo works

Free preview, no card. Pay only if you love it.

Stained Glass Couple

Stained Glass Couple

Minimal Vector Couple

Minimal Vector Couple

Watercolor Sketch Couple

Watercolor Sketch Couple

Duotone Screenprint Couple

Duotone Screenprint Couple

Custom Family Portrait: all styles

About Custom Couple Portraits

Custom couple portraits made with AI from photos of you both. The looks here are stained glass with jewel-toned panes and dark lead lines, a clean minimal vector illustration in warm tones, a watercolor sketch of pencil lines and loose washes, and a duotone screenprint with two inks and halftone grain.

Add one to three photos of each of you, or a photo of the two of you together and pick out both faces. Your couple portrait usually appears within a minute or two and is free to see, so you can try a few styles before choosing. It makes a personal anniversary, wedding or Valentine's Day gift, printed to order as a framed print, a canvas or a metal print.

Questions about Custom Couple Portraits

What photos do we need for a couple portrait?

One to three clear photos of each of you, or a photo of the two of you together where you pick out both faces. Faces should be sharp and well lit; sunglasses and strong filters make it harder. Wedding, engagement and everyday photos all work, and the photos do not need to be recent.

Is a couple portrait a good anniversary or wedding gift?

It suits an anniversary, a wedding or engagement, or Valentine's Day. Because you see the portrait free before you buy, you can try several styles and keep only the one that feels like the two of you. Each print is made to order after you buy, so leave time for printing and delivery before the date.

What do the couple styles on this page look like?

Stained glass builds you both from jewel-toned panes and dark lead lines on a deep blue ground. Minimal vector uses clean, flat shapes in warm tones. Watercolor sketch keeps pencil lines and loose washes fading into white paper. Duotone screenprint uses two inks and halftone grain for a graphic poster look.