Your AI Guide for Dog Photos

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Turn your dog into a king, a barista, a welder or a wellness guru — using free AI tools, your own photos, and the exact prompts behind a viral Pinterest account.

  • Your actual dog — exact markings, every single time
  • 80+ ready-to-use scene prompts
  • Free tools only. No subscription, no coding.
  • First image in about 5 minutes
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Cover of The Nano Banana Dog Photo Guide

Made with this guide

Every one of these is the same dog

Not a generic Boston Terrier. Peanut — same face, same white stripe, same one white paw. That consistency is what the guide teaches.

AI photo of Peanut the Boston Terrier as a welder AI portrait of Peanut wearing a crown and royal cape AI photo of Peanut at a beachside spa AI photo of Peanut as a barista AI photo of Peanut in a paisley neckerchief AI photo of Peanut on a beach towel in sunglasses AI photo of Peanut in a cream knit blanket AI photo of Peanut floating on a pool ring

The whole idea

You start with a phone photo

Five ordinary shots of your dog is the entire input. No studio, no editing skills, no design software.

Original reference photo of Peanut the Boston Terrier

Your reference photo

AI-generated royal portrait of Peanut

30 seconds later

What you get

A 27-page working manual

Not theory. Every prompt in here is one we actually use to produce images every week.

01

The Master Prompt

The reusable instruction block that locks your dog's likeness — plus why every single rule is in there.

80+

Scene prompts

Luxury, travel, costume, artistic styles, nature, activities, close-ups, locations, fantasy.

02

Complete workflows

Build any scene from text — or take a photo you love and swap your dog into it.

05

Minutes to first image

A picture-by-picture walkthrough of Google AI Studio. Total beginners included.

Inside the guide

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Chapter 04

The Master Prompt

This is the one that took the longest to get right. It forces character fidelity against your reference photos, and makes the model match the scene's lighting, shadows, camera angle and colour grading — so your dog doesn't look pasted on.

Copy it once. Paste it at the start of every session, forever.

The Master Prompt chapter inside the guide

Chapter 07

The Prompt Library

80+ scene ideas straight from our own production list. Replace [DOG] with your dog's name, add your reference photos, and go. The ones marked with a star are our proven performers.

Cozy & seasonal, luxury & travel, costume, artistic styles, nature, activities, close-ups, locations, fantasy.

Luxury, travel and costume prompt list inside the guide

Prompt → Result

The exact prompt behind each picture

No mystery, no cherry-picking. Six of our real scenes are printed next to the prompt that produced them — at 100% AI. Read the prompt, look right, and see how each ingredient lands.

Guide page showing the exact prompt behind each Peanut picture

Chapters 08 & 09

Cheat-sheet and troubleshooting

The lighting and camera vocabulary that separates a photo from a render — two words dropped into a prompt change everything.

And when it goes wrong: face drifting, markings slipping, gibberish text, costumes that swallow the dog. Every problem we hit, with the fix.

The lighting and camera cheat-sheet page

All 12 chapters

The full table of contents

Table of contents page of the guide Troubleshooting chapter of the guide

Before you buy

What you need

A browser, a free Google account, and five decent photos of your dog. That's the whole list.

The AI tools this guide uses are genuinely free — you won't be asked for a card. Works on any breed; Peanut just happens to be ours. If you already know your way around image models and prompt engineering, you'll find the first two chapters basic.

Now go make your dog famous

The reference method, the Master Prompt, both workflows, 80+ scenes and the camera cheat-sheet. The only missing ingredient is your dog.

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Peanut the Boston Terrier

Written by Peanut's human. We run Boston Terrier Life, a blog and Pinterest account built around one small dog. This guide is everything we worked out the hard way over three months of failing — written down so you don't have to.

All images of Peanut on this page are AI-generated from real photos of a real dog. We label them everywhere we post them, and we'd ask you to do the same.