AI baby generator showing what your future baby could look like at ages 1 to 25
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Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
One-Time Pack: $4.99 once for 40 credits (40 Looks or 2 Moments); Weekly Plan: 160 credits (160 Looks or 8 Moments) with crisp quality and no watermark
Free: 1 portrait (10 credits). Basic: $4.99 for 200 credits (20 portraits). Pro: $9.99/month for 600 credits (60 portraits per month, cancel anytime). Plus: $19.99 for 1,000 credits (100 portraits). Every portrait uses 10 credits; a 5-second baby video uses 100.
Key features
54 curated art styles
Transform photos to paintings, illustrations and posters
Create short video clips from photos
MCP integration for AI assistants
REST API for direct integration
Batch image processing
Durable job states with status tracking
Watermark-free creations on paid plans
Full-quality crisp results
iOS and Android apps
Upload two parent photos and AI blends them into a baby portrait
View baby at ages 1, 3, 7, 15 and 25 showing facial growth
Choose baby gender and who they look more like
Customize outfit, place, mood and photo style
AI baby photoshoot tool to restyle existing baby photos
Animate portraits with AI baby video generator
Free calculators for eye color, hair color and height prediction
Baby name generator and name combiner tools
Download and share portraits for baby showers or gender reveals
What makes it different
Native integration with AI agents through MCP and REST without a separate product
Supports 54 distinct artistic styles from watercolor to digital
Can transform photos to video clips or static art
Includes CLI tool for developers
Does not train AI models on user content
AI really blends both parent faces rather than pasting features together
Shows realistic facial changes as child grows through five age stages
Photos automatically deleted within 2 days and never used to train AI
First portrait free with no credit card required
Based on published genetic research, honest about limitations