Free AI face age test that explains which facial features make you look older or younger
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free tier with 100 one-time credits. Plus plan: $15/month or $7.50/month billed $90 yearly with 3,000 credits/month. Pro plan: $29/month or $14.50/month billed $174 yearly with 8,000 credits/month. Ultra plan: $129/month or $64.50/month billed $774 yearly with 50,000 credits/month. Credit packs avai
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Key features
AI Image Generator for creating images from text descriptions or reference photos
AI Photo Editor for modifying hair, outfit, background or style in uploaded photos
AI Video Generator for creating short videos from text or photos
Image to Video for adding movement and camera motion to still photos
Text to Video for creating video clips from written descriptions
Multiple AI models from Google, OpenAI, ByteDance and others
Templates for common generation tasks
100 free credits for new accounts
No watermark for members
Commercial use rights for members
Uploads a photo directly from browser or from device storage
Identifies 3 to 5 facial cues that shaped the estimate
Analyzes skin texture, lines, eye area, hair, face shape and skin tone
Provides downloadable share card of results
No account or sign-up required
Processes photo locally on device before uploading
10 free estimates per day per visitor
Works on any modern browser on iPhone, Android and desktop
Provides practical tips to look younger in photos
What makes it different
Templates handle the prompt engineering, requiring only photo uploads instead of careful prompt writing
Multiple AI models in one generator grouped by company for easy comparison
Designed for everyday people without AI expertise or prompt writing skills
No password sign-in using Google or one-time email codes
Explains which facial details changed the age estimate instead of just showing a number
No account, subscription or watermark required
Works consistently across all skin tones and genders without guessing ethnicity