People are using ChatGPT to turn their pets into humans: Here’s how you can do it as well

A quirky trend is quickly taking over social media, following the Ghibli-style AI animated image trend. Users are now using AI tools to see how the humanise version of their pets would look like. Taking to X, thousands of users have shared humanised AI images of their pets, including golden retrievers, grumpy cats, and parrots, created with AI tools such as ChatGPT.

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Several users on Instagram and Reddit have also shared the AI-generated human counterparts. Interestingly, these humanised pet images frequently include custom personalities, stylish outfits, and even fictional backstories, transforming household companions into fully realised characters.

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If you’re intrigued by this new trend and want to know how to create such images of your beloved pet, we’ve included a step-by-step guide that will help you create a humanised version of your pet with various personalities.

How Does It Work?

To get started, the users will have to upload a photo of their pets, whether it’s a cat, dog, rabbit, parrot, or any other animal. After doing so, you can use prompts like “Can you create an image of this dog as a person?” or “What would this cat look like as a human?” to reimagine your furry friend as a human being.

However, the AI may ask additional questions about the personality, gender, age group, and vibe. After providing all the necessary information, users will receive a humanised version of their pets.

It is important to note that the results may differ from what you expected. However, the AI provided users with imaginative, funny, and beautiful images.

This is the latest playful trend in the playful side of the AI art generation, after the Ghibli trend. Here are some of the most impressive images created and shared on social media.

I asked AI to turn my dog into a human. pic.twitter.com/2R3FtZROom

— aislop (@AIslop_) April 14, 2025

pic.twitter.com/7Qrv0cGsgh

— aislop (@AIslop_) April 15, 2025

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