A New Year's Eve photo with your dog, as one pet and owner photo
The New Year’s Eve collection is made for a photo with your dog or cat at midnight — a pet and owner photo in matching evening looks, without a joint pose. Looks include black sequins, gold satin, silver, velvet tuxedo jackets and pearl details, in settings such as city streets at midnight, a hotel staircase, bars, rooftops and balconies with fireworks, plus a few cozy nights in on the sofa. Pets wear small matching touches such as bow ties, bows and jackets. To make yours, upload one photo of yourself and one of your pet; they can be taken separately. Twinning’s AI creates one shared portrait in the look you pick. Results are AI-generated, so likeness, pose and clothing details may vary from the sample photo.
The Season Collection30 looks
Out Past Midnight
Sequins on.
Countdown on.
One of you and one of your pet make a pet and owner photo.
A photo with your dog does not need you to pose together.


Pick a moment
Out Past Midnight
Sequins on.
Countdown on.
Two photos.
One matching look.
No posing.
No chasing.
No photo together needed.
From two photos to one portrait
- 1
Pick a look
Browse the moments and choose an outfit you both love.
- 2
Add two photos
One of you, one of your pet. No photo together needed.
- 3
We style you both
Matching outfits, one shared scene.
- 4
Preview for free
See your portrait before you pay.
- 5
Unlock HD
Love it? Unlock the full-resolution file.
- 6
Add a wish, then download
A birthday, holiday or wedding wish, or your own.
Launch pricing
Three portraits for $14.50
$20.97
- 3 HD portraits
- Any looks you like
- One free re-style each
Choose three looks in one order. About $4.83 each
Choose your three looksMore looks coming weekly
Simple photos work best.
A good photo makes a difference
Simple photos work best.
Bright, natural light.
Face a window.
Skip dark rooms.
Keep the camera at eye level.
Avoid steep angles from above.
Show your face clearly.
Leave your eyes and features visible.
Include your pet’s head and chest.
Give ears and paws room in the frame.
Choose a sharp photo.
Avoid blur and tiny screenshots.
Keep it natural.
No sunglasses or heavy filters.































