Google Arts & Culture has recently introduced Pet Portraits, a new way to discover your pet's 'art doubles' among tens of thousands of works from Google's partner institutions globally. The Pet Portraits is free on Google Arts & Culture app for Android and iOS. "When you take a photo in Pet Portraits, our trained computer vision algorithm recognizes where your pet is, crops the image and puts them where they belong: front and center. Once that is done, a machine learning algorithm matches your pet’s photo with over tens of thousands of artworks from our partners’ outstanding collections to find the ones that look most similar," said Michelle Luo, Product Manager of Google Arts & Culture in a blog post. Moreover, Pet Portraits invites you to tap on your result to learn about the stories and artists behind each artwork. What's more, Google Arts & Culture also allows you to discover more about our pets throughout history. Read more in our articles including "Google's Pet Portraits lets you find your pet's art doubles" and "The day Google broke the Web".
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Apr 28, 2026Google Arts & Culture has recently introduced Pet Portraits, a new way to discover your pet's 'art doubles' among tens of thousands of works from Google's partner institutions globally. The Pet Portraits is free on Google Arts & Culture app for Android and iOS.
"When you take a photo in Pet Portraits, our trained computer vision algorithm recognizes where your pet is, crops the image and puts them where they belong: front and center. Once that is done, a machine learning algorithm matches your pet’s photo with over tens of thousands of artworks from our partners’ outstanding collections to find the ones that look most similar," said Michelle Luo, Product Manager of Google Arts & Culture in a blog post. Moreover, Pet Portraits invites you to tap on your result to learn about the stories and artists behind each artwork.
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