New Photos of You
Make new pictures of yourself for any profile, card or feed
4 free credits on sign-up — your first Standard image with any tool, no card required.
- 01Upload 1–4 clear photos of your face from different angles
- 02Choose a look, then add a setting or outfit if you want one
- 03Hit Make, then refine, upscale or download at full resolution
Drag the handle: the uploaded photo on the left, what the tool made on the right.
Start from a handful of selfies and end with a fresh picture of yourself for whatever needs one: a LinkedIn profile, a dating app, a graduation announcement, a holiday card for the family, a fitness page or a wedding-guest picture you never got around to taking. New Photos of You reads one to four photos of the same person and renders a brand-new image that keeps your face, bone structure, eye color, skin tone, freckles and hair texture, so the person on screen is recognizably you. Pose, clothes, place and light are the parts that change. Feed it more angles and the likeness gets tighter, which is why a mix of front-facing and three-quarter selfies works best.
Twenty looks sit in the first menu, from "LinkedIn Headshot", "Studio Portrait" and "Business Casual" through "Dating Profile", "Travel", "Fitness", "Graduation", "Maternity" and "Holiday Card" to moodier picks like "Vintage Film", "Black & White", "Cinematic" and "Golden Hour". "Corporate Team", "Festival", "Wedding Guest", "Birthday", "Streetwear" and "Cozy at Home" round out the list. Pick the one closest to where the image will live. The Setting box takes a place in plain words, such as a rooftop at dusk, and the Outfit box takes clothing, such as a camel coat; both are optional. Aspect ratio runs from "Portrait 3:4" and "Square 1:1" to "Story 9:16" and "Wide 16:9", so match it to the slot you are filling.
Your new picture lands on the canvas, where you can keep going. Type a change in plain English to swap the tie color or soften the light, run Image Upscaler for a print-size file, or animate it into a short clip. Send it into Outfit Swap or New Hairstyle to try variations without starting over, or into Background Changer for a place that is not on the list. One reference photo costs 4 credits on Standard, 12 on Pro and 44 on Max, and each extra reference photo adds 2 credits. A new account starts with 4 free credits, enough to make your first Standard result without a card.
What you set
- Your selfies (1–4)
- Kind of photoLinkedIn HeadshotStudio PortraitDating ProfileEditorial FashionTravelFitnessGraduationMaternityHoliday CardVintage Film+10
- Settinge.g. a rooftop bar at dusk
- Outfite.g. a navy linen suit
- Aspect ratioPortrait 3:4Square 1:1Portrait 4:5Portrait 2:3Story 9:16Landscape 4:3Landscape 3:2Wide 16:9
- 3:4 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
- What happens if I upload only one selfie?
- Just one photo is enough to make a picture, and the tool will lean on it for every angle it cannot see. Likeness usually improves with two to four photos that show your face from the front and from each side under decent light. If the first result drifts, add another angle and run it again.
- Why does the result show a slightly different expression than my photo?
- Because the tool builds a new image rather than pasting your face onto a template, pose, smile and gaze are set by the look you chose. Identity markers such as bone structure, eye color and skin tone are held fixed. Want a specific expression? Run the result through Expression Swap afterward.
- What should I upload for the best likeness?
- Well-lit photos where your face fills a good share of the frame and nothing covers it: no sunglasses, no hats, no heavy filters. Mixing a straight-on selfie with a couple of three-quarter views gives the tool the geometry it needs. Skip crowded group pictures and blurry crops; they weaken the match.
- How is this different from Headshot Maker?
- Headshot Maker does one job: a head-and-shoulders work portrait with attire and background menus tuned for a résumé or company page. New Photos of You covers twenty looks, from dating profile to festival to maternity, and adds free-text setting and outfit boxes plus a choice of aspect ratios. Start here when the picture is not for work.
- Can I try New Photos of You before paying?
- Yes. A new account starts with 4 free credits, which covers your first Standard image with New Photos of You — no card required. After that, credits come from a monthly plan or a one-time pack.
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Outfit Swap
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New Hairstyle
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Background Changer
Keep the subject, swap the setting — one sentence, blended in properly
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