Future Baby Picture
See a playful guess at what your future baby might look like
4 free credits on sign-up — your first Standard image with any tool, no card required.
- 01Upload a clear photo of each parent, faces well lit
- 02Choose Girl, Boy or Surprise Me, then an age from Newborn to Toddler
- 03Make it, then upscale, edit in words or share the picture
Drag the handle: the uploaded photo on the left, what the tool made on the right.
Future Baby Picture blends two faces into a soft, natural-light portrait of a baby who borrows from both. Couples make one for fun on an anniversary, expecting parents share it as a lighthearted announcement, friends trade them as a game, and grandparents-to-be get one framed as a joke gift. The tool takes eye shape, nose, mouth, skin tone and hair color from the two photos and mixes them into a wholesome, photorealistic baby picture. This is a playful guess, not a prediction of any real child, and it should only be made with photos of people who have agreed to take part. The parents' own photos are not changed; they are references.
Two menus shape the result. Baby sets who you are picturing: Surprise Me lets the tool decide, or choose Girl or Boy. Age moves the portrait along the first years: Newborn gives a tiny, sleepy face with fine hair; 6 months, the default, is the classic round-cheeked portrait where features start to show; 1 year adds a sitting-up, alert look; and Toddler is the oldest, with more defined features that make the family resemblance easiest to read. If you want to spot which parent the eyes came from, Toddler is the most revealing; for a cute announcement image, 6 months or Newborn is the usual pick.
Square and ready for a card or a post, the baby portrait appears on the canvas. Ask in words for a different outfit or a nursery background, upscale it for a print, or turn it into a short video for a reveal clip. Try a second run with the other Age option to build a little growing-up sequence. With two photos going in, a render costs 4 credits on Standard, 14 on Pro and 46 on Max. Every new account starts with 4 free credits, enough for one Standard baby picture, and you can try it before adding any payment details.
What you set
- Photo of parent 1 · Photo of parent 2
- BabySurprise MeGirlBoy
- Age6 monthsNewborn1 yearToddler
- 1:1 output
After it's made
- Change details with a sentence, or hand it to any other tool
- Standard, Pro and Max quality on every make
- Enlarge to 32 megapixels or turn it into a short clip
- Every image saved to your library, downloadable full size
About this tool
- Is there a way to make the baby look more like one parent?
- Not with a setting, since the tool blends both faces evenly. You can nudge it afterward: open Edit With Words on the result and ask for the eyes or hair to lean toward the parent you have in mind. Running it a few times also produces different blends, and one may favor a side more than another.
- What should I upload for each parent?
- A sharp, front-facing photo of one person per image, with the face well lit and not covered by sunglasses, hats or heavy filters. Casual phone pictures are fine. Photos of the parents as adults work best, since the tool blends current features. Only use pictures of people who have agreed to be part of the fun.
- Which option should I pick for a pregnancy announcement?
- Most people choose Surprise Me for gender so the announcement does not reveal anything, paired with Newborn or 6 months for the softest, most classic baby portrait. If you already know and want to share, pick Girl or Boy. Remember the image is a playful guess, so frame it as fun rather than a preview.
- Can I use a photo where the parent is a child or much younger?
- You can, but the result will be less meaningful, because the tool blends the faces it sees rather than aging them first. A childhood photo of one parent effectively mixes a child's face with an adult's. For a more balanced guess, use two recent adult photos, or age the childhood photo with See Yourself Older first.
- Can I try Future Baby Picture before paying?
- Yes. A new account starts with 4 free credits, which covers your first Standard image with Future Baby Picture — no card required. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.
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