AI Pokémon Generator: Turn Yourself or Your Pet into a Pokémon

A Pokémon. The template redesigns whatever is in your photo as a creature, with simplified cartoon anatomy, large expressive eyes and a playful pose. Your colors, hairstyle, outfit or fur pattern guide the design, so friends can usually tell who or what it was based on. If you want a trainer-style portrait, try an anime template instead.

Yes, and pets are the most popular choice. A dog, cat, rabbit or lizard turns into a creature that keeps its markings and body shape. Kids' photos, stuffed toys, cars and even a coffee mug work too. One subject per photo gives the clearest result; group shots tend to merge into one odd creature.

Not directly. There is no type selector: the AI decides the type label from the look of the subject, so a red, fiery-looking photo often becomes Fire and a fluffy white cat might become Normal or Ice. If you want a different type, generate again or upload a photo with colors that suggest the type you want.

You get one illustration of the creature with black outlines, flat colors and soft cel-shading, standing on a clean beige background with a ground shadow. A Poké Ball icon and an element type label sit in the composition, giving it a trading-card feel. Small text can occasionally come out misspelled; regenerating usually fixes it.

8 credits with GPT Image 2.5, which is the default and returns a square image, or 4 credits with Nano Banana 2.1. Those are the only settings, and each run makes one image. New accounts get free credits plus a daily check-in bonus, so you can make a few creatures before paying anything.

No. It is an independent, fan-made style tool by Dreamega and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures Inc. or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon and Poké Ball are their trademarks. Keep the images for personal fun, such as avatars and posts, and do not sell them or print them as real trading cards.