True-to-country card design
Each style follows the layout, color and typography language of a real document — blue license header bars, navy passport pages, tricolore accents — rebuilt as a playful novelty card.
AI PET ID CARD
Upload a photo of your pet or describe them, pick a country-inspired card design and a model, and get a novelty ID card with your pet as the smiling cardholder — from a US driver's license to a global pet passport.
Generation uses credits from your Yiluna account.
Your pet's ID card shows up here
Pick a card style, describe your pet or upload a photo, hit generate.
From a US driver's license to a global pet passport — every card borrows a real country's design language and turns your pet into the cardholder. Open one for the deep dive, or pick it straight in the editor above.
Each style follows the layout, color and typography language of a real document — blue license header bars, navy passport pages, tricolore accents — rebuilt as a playful novelty card.
Photo mode locks onto breed, facial features, fur color and markings — the card changes, the identity doesn't. The portrait lands in the photo zone with a relaxed, gently smiling expression.
Fast 1-credit drafts, strong mid-tier engines, or premium portrait models for the sharpest likeness. Switch per generation.
Every model shows its credit cost before you hit generate, and failed generations refund automatically.
The page and editor are free to use. Each generation spends credits from your Yiluna account — from 1 credit on the fast model — and the cost is shown next to every model before you generate.
Yes. In Photo to ID card mode the model preserves your pet's breed, facial features, fur color and markings — only the setting changes: your pet becomes the cardholder portrait.
Yiluna Image Basic is the 1-credit quick pass. Grok Image 2 and Qwen Image 3 are strong all-rounders at 8 credits. Yiluna Image Plus, Nano Banana 2 and Image-2 are the premium engines with the sharpest card artwork and likeness.
No — every card is a novelty design. Layouts borrow each country's visual language, but the fields are playful placeholders, the seal is a paw print, and cards carry a 'not an official document' note. Never use one as real identification.