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Meet One of Your Possible Children
Two people don’t have one possible child. They have an enormous number of them — siblings from the same parents can look nothing alike, and the difference between any two of them is chance, not error.
Upload a photo of each of you and we’ll show you one of those possible children. Run it again and you’ll meet a different one. Neither is more correct than the other, and that is the interesting part.
- ✓Each run returns a different possible child, not a corrected guess
- ✓What can and cannot be seen, set out on the page instead of the small print
- ✓HD, no watermark. One payment, nothing renews.
From $1 · One payment · No subscription
Sample output. No two runs return the same child.
Upload a photo of each parent
Clear, front-facing photos of adults. Run it once to meet one of them, and again to meet another.
Please only upload photos of yourself, or photos you have permission to use. Photos of anyone under 18 are not permitted, including as a parent photo.
🔒 Your photos are sent over an encrypted connection, used only to create your portraits, and permanently deleted from our servers within 24 hours.
Style: Baby
What can and can’t be seen
“See your future baby” is a promise no software can keep, so it is worth being precise about what is actually happening.
What carries reasonably well.
The shape of an eye and the set of the socket. Face shape and the structure around the mouth. Broad colouring. These are the features people recognise across a family photograph without being told to look for them, and they are the ones that survive the trip through an image model most intact — the resemblance most couples notice immediately comes from here.
What is close to a coin flip.
Eye colour involves several genes at once and surprises are ordinary; two brown-eyed parents can have a blue-eyed child. Hair colour and texture at birth are famously unreliable, and plenty of babies lose the hair they were born with and grow back something different.
What nobody can see at all.
Height. Build. Temperament. The particular combination of genes any one child receives is settled by chance at conception, and no amount of information about the parents narrows it to a single answer.
So: we can show you a face that plausibly belongs to the two of you. We cannot show you your child. Nobody can, and any tool that says otherwise is selling certainty it does not have.
Why you should run it more than once
Most people run it once, look at the result, and treat it as the answer. It isn’t one. It’s a sample.
Think about any two siblings you know. Same parents, same gene pool, and often strikingly different faces — one takes after one parent, one after the other, one after a grandparent nobody was expecting. All of them are equally “correct” outcomes of the same two people.
The generator behaves the same way, and not by accident: nothing in the request pins the result down. There is no seed, no “same settings, same picture” mode, and no attempt to reproduce a previous run. Ask twice and you get two different children. The second result is not a correction of the first, and the fourth is not more accurate than the second.
What several runs give you is the range, and the range is more honest — and frankly more interesting — than any single image. Notice what stays constant across every version: that is what your photographs carry most strongly. Notice what changes: that is where chance does its work.
That is also why the Unlimited plan exists. Not to sell you more images — to let you see the spread instead of one draw from it.
Who this is for
People who don’t have children yet.
Most of our visitors. No timeline required, and nobody asks.
People who are expecting.
You will find out soon enough how close it got, which is its own kind of fun.
People who like the question more than the answer.
If the spread across several runs interests you more than any single image, the section above was written for you.
And later on
The same photos also generate the face at school age, as a teenager, as an adult and in old age. The same logic applies to every one of them: each is one plausible version, not a forecast.
See all five life stages →What to check in any future baby generator
| Free tools | Subscription apps | AI Baby Generator | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varies between runs | Sometimes | Sometimes | Yes — by design |
| Claims to predict | Often | Sometimes | No |
| Watermark | Usually | On free tier | Never |
| Recurring charge | — | Monthly | None |
| Uploaded photos deleted | Unclear | Unclear | Within 24 hours |
Two photos in. Nothing kept.
Your photos travel over an encrypted connection, are kept on private storage that is never publicly browsable, and are permanently deleted within 24 hours. We never sell your images and never train any AI model on them.
Upload only photos of yourself, or photos you have permission to use, and never a photo of anyone under 18 — including as a parent photo. If you believe a photo of a minor has been uploaded, or a photo of you was uploaded without your agreement, tell us and we will remove it along with anything generated from it.
Full detail, including how we handle facial data under GDPR and applicable US biometric privacy laws, is in our Privacy Policy.
None of these children exist.
Every portrait on this page and every portrait you generate is made by an AI image model, including the four samples at the top. Nothing is copied from a photograph of a real child, because no photograph of a real child is involved at any point.
We use a general image model rather than an illustrator because it is the only way to do this in under a minute. Portraits are an AI-made keepsake for entertainment: a creative approximation, not a prediction of a real child, and not medical or genetic information.
One payment. Nothing renews.
Pay once. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
Pay once. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
Pay once. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
Every plan is a single payment. No subscription, no auto-renewal, nothing to cancel.
Because portraits are generated and delivered immediately, all sales are final. See our Refund Policy for details.
Questions before you run it
No. It shows one plausible child out of an enormous number two people could have. Feature shapes and broad colouring carry reasonably well; eye colour, hair and almost everything else is chance.
Because nothing pins a run to the one before it — there is no seed and no reproducibility mode, so each run is a fresh sample rather than a repeat. Siblings from the same parents look different for much the same reason. The second result is not a correction of the first.
None of them, and that is not a dodge. There is no single correct answer for a child who does not exist yet, so there is nothing for a result to be accurate against.
Most couples say the resemblance is the first thing they notice. That is about carrying your features across, not about forecasting a specific child.
Yes. The upload form asks for one photo of each parent and will not run until both are there.
Only with their permission, and never a photo of anyone under 18. If a photo of you has been uploaded without your consent, contact us and we will remove the images and any results generated from them.
Sent over an encrypted connection, kept on private storage, used only to create your portraits, and deleted within 24 hours. Never sold, never used to train any AI model.
Several exist. Most watermark the result or move you onto a monthly plan — there is a full comparison further down this page.
AI Baby GeneratorA gentle, private glimpse of your future little one — blended from both parents by AI, in under a minute.
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