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Custom orange tabby portraits · from one photo

Custom Orange Tabby portraits that look like your orange cat

One brain cell, a heart of gold and a coat to match. Upload one photo of your orange cat, pick a scene, and see their portrait free in about a minute. Ginger, cream or marmalade, it keeps their stripes and that famous orange-cat confidence. Order only if you love it.

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Made with AI image tools from your own photo, checked for likeness, and printed only after you approve every detail.
An orange tabby cat's portrait as a duke in a gold-trimmed coat

What your orange cat's portrait keeps

  1. The orange stripes.
    Classic swirls or mackerel lines, as they really are on your cat.
  2. The M on the forehead.
    The tabby mark between the ears.
  3. Their exact shade.
    Pale cream, bright ginger or deep marmalade.
  4. The eyes.
    Gold, amber or green, with the real color kept.

Scenes orange cats wear well

Every portrait below is a real orange tabby. Tap one to start with that scene.

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The Duke. Old money and an older soul. Orange and deep red look rich together.

The Portraitist. A sunny studio and a smock. For the orange cat who's an artist at heart.

The Favorite Things. Their blanket, a sunny window and a ball of yarn. Cozy and simple.

Want something else? Royal, heroic, funny, seasonal and memorial scenes all work for orange cats. See every cat scene.

Photo tips for orange cats

  1. Natural light.
    Daylight keeps the orange true. Lamps make it look too red.
  2. Catch them in the sun.
    Orange cats love a sunbeam. That's often their best photo.
  3. Front view.
    Shoot straight on so the forehead M and both eyes show.
  4. Use a toy.
    Dangle a toy above the phone to get their eyes on you.

How it works

  1. Upload a photo.
    One clear photo of your dog or cat. Phone photos are perfect.
  2. Pick a scene.
    Royal, heroic, funny or seasonal: the studio shows every one.
  3. See it free.
    Your preview is ready in about a minute. Check every detail of their face.
  4. Choose how it lives.
    Digital, a framed print, a canvas or a keepsake. Nothing prints until you approve it.

Gifts for orange tabby people

Orange Tabby portrait in a walnut frame on a wall

Framed fine-art print, from $89

Their orange cat face, framed and ready to hang. Black, white or walnut frame.

The same portrait also comes on a gallery canvas ($59), keepsake ornament ($19), mug ($24), velveteen blanket ($69) and more.

See the framed print

Prefer a file? A digital portrait (from $15) is high-resolution and ready to print or share. Shopping for someone else's orange cat? A gift card lets them make it themselves. Remembering an orange tabby who's gone? See our memorial portraits.

Questions

Will it get my orange cat's color right?

Yes. The portrait follows your photo. Natural light gives the truest color.

Can it do a cream or orange and white cat?

Yes. Cream, orange and white or any mix follows your photo.

Is there a funny scene for my goofy orange cat?

Yes. The studio has lots of funny scenes, and you can try a few before paying anything.

Is it a painting?

No. Your orange tabby's portrait is made with AI image tools from your own photo, then checked for likeness before you approve it. It's printed on fine-art paper or canvas, or delivered as a high-resolution digital file.

Do I have to pay to see it?

No. Your preview is free and ready in about a minute. You only pay if you love it and choose a product.

How much is shipping and how long does it take?

Each piece is made to order (2–10 business days), then shipped (3–7 business days). US shipping is $9.95, free on orders of $75 or more.

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