What Will My Baby Look Like? AI Baby Generator From Two Photos

What will my baby look like? Show me a baby that mixes my face and my partner's

You upload a clear photo of each partner. The AI makes 2 new pictures of a child who could be yours, mixing both faces (skin tone, eyes, nose, hair), at the age and gender you pick. It's a fun guess, not a prediction: real children inherit features at random.

What you need

One clear photo of each of you: one adult per photo, facing the camera.

What you get

2 new pictures of a child who mixes both your faces, at the age you pick (9 months, 2, 6, 15 or 25 years), alone, as twins or in a family portrait with you. 1024 × 1024 JPG.

Price

Free preview: your first set is made for real from your photos and shown at 512 px with a watermark, no sign-in needed. The full set is ⁠$2.99⁠ one time, or 1 credit (packs from ⁠$6.99⁠).

Refunds

Unused credits within 7 days; broken pictures made again or refunded.

Limits

It's a guess for fun: the AI blends what it sees in two photos, while real genes mix at random, so two runs give different children. Photos with a side view, sunglasses, filters or two people in one picture give worse results.

Which features does a baby get from each parent?

Children get half their genes from each parent, but which half is random, so brothers and sisters look different. Dark hair and brown eyes are often dominant over light hair and blue or green eyes, which is why a child of a dark-haired and a red-haired parent usually has darker hair. The AI follows the same idea: it takes features from both of you and blends skin tone between you, and every run gives a different child, like real siblings.

Photos that work best

One adult per photo, facing the camera, face clearly visible, good light, no sunglasses or heavy filters. A phone selfie is fine. Group photos, side views, sunglasses, hats and beauty filters give a weaker mix.