Transform your selfie into different characters in minutes. Train a quick personal model and generate multiple looks.
Use recent photos that clearly show one person’s face from a few useful angles. Even lighting, sharp focus, and an unobstructed face give the training step more reliable information. Include some natural variation in expression and framing, but avoid heavy filters, sunglasses in every image, large group photos, and repeated copies of the same shot. Only upload photos you have the right and permission to use.
After training finishes, compare the available themes and select the looks that fit your goal. A profile portrait, playful character, cinematic scene, and social avatar each benefit from different framing. Generate the first set, inspect identity, expression, wardrobe, background, and lighting, then adjust one choice at a time. Keeping changes focused makes it easier to decide which version works best.
Download the images you want to keep and review every result before publishing or animating it. Generated media can contain unexpected details, so check faces, hands, text, clothing, and background objects at full size. Keep personal results private when they should not appear on a public profile, and do not use another person’s likeness in a misleading, harmful, or unauthorized way. You can return to Create for more control over prompts, models, and aspect ratios.