Photos

You can upload photos from two places: your profile's Photos tab, or from any of your animal's Photos tab.

1. Click the "Upload Photo" button.
2. Select an image from your device.
3. Add an optional caption to describe the photo.
4. The photo uploads and appears in the gallery right away.

You can upload as many photos as you like. Supported formats include JPEG, PNG, and WebP.

Click any photo to open its detail page. Here you'll find:

• The full-size image
• Who uploaded it
• The caption and date
• Tagged animals and owners shown in the "In this photo" section
• Comments from the community

This is also where you can tag animals, set profile photos, and leave comments.

Tags let you identify who and what is in a photo. When you tag someone, the photo shows up on their profile too.

1. Open a photo that you uploaded.
2. Click "Add Tag."
3. Search for an animal or person by name.
4. Select them from the results.

They'll appear in the "In this photo" section, and the photo will also show up on their profile's Photos tab.

There are two situations where you can remove a tag:

• If you own the photo, you can remove any tag from it.
• If you or your animal is tagged in someone else's photo, you can remove that specific tag.

To remove a tag, click the X next to the tag and confirm. The photo itself is not affected — only the tag is removed.

When viewing a photo that one of your animals is tagged in, you'll see a "Set as profile photo" option.

Click it, and that photo becomes the animal's profile picture — the image that appears on their profile page and wherever they show up across the site.

You can change the profile photo anytime by choosing a different photo.

Scroll below the photo to find the comments section.

1. Type your comment in the text box.
2. Click Post.

You can also reply to other people's comments to keep conversations organized.

You can delete your own comments anytime. If you own the photo, you can delete any comment on it.

Only the person who uploaded the photo can delete it.

Deleting a photo permanently removes it along with all its tags. This cannot be undone, so please be sure before you delete.

Photos are displayed in a masonry grid — a layout where tiles have varying heights, creating a natural, Pinterest-style look.

As you scroll down, more photos load automatically so you don't have to click through pages.

Photos are sorted by date, newest first.