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Turn pet, partner, or friend photos into a webpage desk pet — walks, waves, says hello. Under your control. FriendPet is a webpage desk pet for Chrome — a soft browser companion that walks across the sites you already use. Turn a photo into your own animated desk pet: your real pet, someone special, or a friend. Enable once, and they roam while you browse, work, or scroll — a light mood lift without another desktop-pet app. What you’ll love (matches our store screenshots) 1. Your pet, on screen — Upload a clear pet photo and FriendPet creates a walking desk pet that feels like yours, not a generic sticker. 2. Someone special nearby — A photo of a partner or someone you miss becomes a gentle webpage companion — a soft hello on busy days, never awkward. 3. Friendly tease — Turn a friend’s photo into a desk pet that can wave or say hi on your tabs — a light joke between friends, always under your control. 4. Company on any page — Your companion walks with you across docs, chat, and everyday browsing. 5. Tiny moments of joy — Ready actions (walk, beg, wave) and preset speech bubbles like “Pet me~”. Right-click anytime to change size, quiet mode, or hide. Why install FriendPet • Custom desk pet / virtual pet from a photo you care about • Webpage pet / browser companion — lives in Chrome, not a separate desktop window • Soft interactions: wave, beg, speech bubbles — playful, not spammy • You stay in control — FriendPet never posts, clicks, or fills forms for you How to start 1. Install FriendPet 2. Open the toolbar icon and create from a photo (pet, someone special, or a friend) 3. Enable the pet on your current page 4. Click for a speech bubble; right-click for actions, phrases, size, quiet, or hide Credits for creating pets and extra animations are managed on https://friendpet.kwverdit.com (optional account). Website: https://friendpet.kwverdit.com Support: support@kwverdit.com Privacy policy: https://friendpet.kwverdit.com/en/privacy
Aug 10, 2026
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