The Korean pre-wedding photoshoot look — without flying to Seoul

A studio-based shoot, popular in Korea, done weeks or months before the wedding. It usually includes several set-ups — white studio, colour backdrop, black-and-white and often hanbok — and the photos are used for the invitation and the wedding-day display.

Yes. Upload one selfie each and choose from the 13 studio scenes; the results follow the same white-studio grammar.

Yes. The editor has a film-tone option — colour or black-and-white — for every scene.

Yes — a modern hanbok scene on a hanok porch and a traditional hwalot wedding scene in a hanok courtyard.

It is a paid tool with one-time packs: Basic $29 for 12 photos at 2K, Professional $45 for 32 photos at 2K, Executive $110 for 48 photos at 4K. No subscription, nothing renews, and credits never expire. Before paying you can make a free likeness preview — a sketch of your face — to check the resemblance.

They are AI-generated, so treat them as portraits made from your features rather than a photograph of a day that happened. Every image is checked against your upload for resemblance before it reaches you, and a clear, front-facing selfie in daylight gives the closest result. Hands, jewellery and small text can still come out imperfect; that is why each credit returns four takes.

Your selfies are sent to the image model for the length of the request and are never stored on our servers. The editor keeps them on your own device for 24 hours so you can come back and continue. Only the finished images are saved — privately, to your My Photos gallery.