People ask what a baby will look like before a pregnancy, during one, or just for fun. The honest answer from a photo tool is a picture, not a gene chart. The form on this page makes that picture.
A picture, not a genetic prediction
What will my baby look like is a question a photograph cannot settle. Eye color, hair color, and the shape of a face in a real child depend on many genes and on chance. This page does not read DNA, a family tree, blood, or medical records. The model sees only the two adult photos you choose to upload, plus an optional style note.
The drawing is a child about one year old. One portrait is a boy and the other is a girl. Skin tone and features are blended from both reference photos. That blend can look convincing and still be wrong about a child who is not born, or about a child who already is. Two runs from the same photos will not match. The difference is normal. It is a new illustration, not a second opinion from a lab.
How to read the result
Use the portraits as entertainment. Do not use them to choose a name, to argue about parentage, or to replace an ultrasound or any other medical result. If you show the pictures to family, say they are generated from photos. A blue-eyed illustration is a drawing choice. It is not evidence of an allele.
Clear, front-facing photos of both adults give the model more to look at. Sunglasses, a profile, or a photo of a child are the wrong inputs. Do not upload a minor. Do not upload someone who did not agree. The checkbox is required because permission is part of the run, and the provider can still reject a photo. A rejection fails the run and returns the credit.
What stays on the server
The uploaded photos are deleted when the run succeeds or fails. We do not build a faceprint or keep the originals for a later question about looks. Generated portraits remain only for the retention window, then they are removed. If you want a copy, download it before that window ends.
The first signed-in run is a watermarked preview so you can see the style before you buy. Later runs spend one credit from a one-time pack and are not watermarked. A pack does not renew. Disliking a portrait does not return the credit, because the site does not score quality. A technical failure does return it.
FAQ
- Does this predict what my baby will look like?
- No. It draws an illustration from two adult photos. It does not predict a real child's face, and it is not a genetic, medical, or paternity test.
- Why do the boy and girl portraits differ?
- Each run asks for both. They share the same two reference photos and differ in clothes and background so you can compare two drawings. Neither drawing is a sex determination.
- Can I ask the question again with the same photos?
- Yes. Upload the photos again for another illustration. The new picture will not duplicate the last one. Each run spends the credit shown on the form, unless the provider fails.
