Pet Memorial Laser File — A Keepsake From a Photo
Turn a favourite photo of a pet who has passed into a laser-ready memorial — to cut or engrave on wood, acrylic, slate, or metal.
A pet memorial laser file turns a cherished photo into a keepsake you can cut or engrave: the AI gently isolates your pet, captures the face and pose, and exports a clean SVG, DXF, and engraving image sized for any laser. Add a name and dates in the editor. A meaningful gift for someone grieving a pet, and a kind product for makers to offer. First one is free.
A gentle keepsake
Captures the face and expression so the memorial truly looks like them.
Add name and dates
Use the free editor to add a name and dates in clean, laser-ready text.
Any material
Cut or engrave on wood, acrylic, slate, leather, or metal — whatever fits the keepsake.
Free to try
First memorials free, no email. A thoughtful gift, or a caring product to sell.
How to use the pet memorial laser file — a keepsake from a photo
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Upload a favourite photo
Choose a clear photo that captures their face. Drag in a JPG, PNG, or WEBP.
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Pick cut or engrave
A bold silhouette to cut, or a soft grayscale engrave to capture their fur and expression.
- 3
Add a name and dates
Open the editor to add the pet's name and dates, sized in millimetres for your material.
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Download and make
Get SVG, DXF, and a PNG, ready to cut or engrave on wood, acrylic, slate, or metal.
A way to remember a companion
Losing a pet is hard, and a handmade memorial means a lot. This tool turns a favourite photo into a laser-ready keepsake without hours of tracing: it isolates your pet, captures the face and pose, and gives you clean geometry to cut or a soft grayscale image to engrave. Add their name and dates in the editor for a finished piece.
Engrave for warmth, cut for a silhouette
An engrave style renders fur and expression as soft tones on wood or slate — gentle and lifelike. A cut style makes a bold silhouette ornament or plaque from wood or acrylic. Both pair well with a name and a small date line, and both are popular as sympathy gifts.
For makers offering memorial pieces
Pet memorials are a meaningful, steady seller for laser shops. Because the file is ready in under a minute from a customer's photo, you can offer custom memorials without spending an evening tracing each one. Cut, engrave, and ring-mounted keychain options all come from the same upload.
Ready to convert?
Drop in your file and download a laser-ready vector in seconds.
Open the Converter →Frequently Asked Questions
What photo should I use for a pet memorial?
A clear, well-lit photo that captures their face and expression. The background is removed automatically, so a sharp subject matters most.
Can I add the pet's name and dates?
Yes — open the free editor to add a name and dates in clean laser-ready text, sized in millimetres for your material.
What can I make it from?
Wood, acrylic, slate, leather, or metal. Engrave for a soft lifelike keepsake, or cut a silhouette ornament or plaque.
Which lasers work?
Any that open SVG, DXF, or a PNG image — Glowforge, xTool, LightBurn (OMTech, Sculpfun), and more.
Is it free?
Your first memorials are free with no account. After that, pay-as-you-go credits; downloads are always free.
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