Upload a photo of each parent and see a fun, imaginative prediction of what your future baby could look like, blending both faces into one cute, photorealistic portrait. Powered by Grok, with options for gender, age, mood, inherited traits, and even siblings. One-time $1 trial to start, then pay as you go.
Generating a realistic child's face from two real people's photos is something Google's Gemini and OpenAI's GPT Image decline under their content policies - they refuse or return an error. xAI's Grok is the one model that reliably produces a result, so the tool uses it automatically.
No, and it isn't meant to be. It's a fun, imaginative blend of facial features from both photos, made purely for entertainment - not a genetic forecast.
Clear, well-lit, front-facing photos where each face is fully visible and looking at the camera. Avoid sunglasses, heavy shadows, strong filters, and group photos. Higher-resolution images give a more believable blend.
Yes. Set the count to 2 or 3 to get that many believable variations in one run, each with a slightly different angle and expression. Each image costs credits.
A per-baby cost is shown on the button, multiplied by how many siblings you generate. Charged only on images that successfully generate.