Solo mode: couple photos when you're on your own
You can generate a couple photo from one uploaded face. Here is how it works, who it is for, and the line we will not cross with it.
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How it works
Upload one photo of yourself and the model preserves your face while inventing the second person entirely. You get the same scenes as couple mode — the coffee date, the beach, the ceremony — with a partner who does not exist.
The instruction sent with every solo generation is explicit that the invented person must be original and must not be based on, resemble, or reference any real, identifiable individual, celebrity or public figure. That guardrail is not optional and not user-configurable.
Who uses it
Three groups, mostly. People who want a portrait in a wedding setting to see how a dress or suit reads on them before committing to either. People building a visual mood board for a future shoot. And people who simply want a good photograph of themselves in a beautiful setting, where the second figure is scenery rather than the point.
What we will not do
We will not generate a specific real person from a description, and we will not put someone into a scene using a photo you do not have their consent to use. The terms of service say this and the model instructions enforce it. If you want a photo of you and an actual partner, upload two photos — theirs with their knowledge.
This is a product for pictures people are happy to be in.
Your first generation is free
Two photos, no card — see how your own likeness comes out before deciding anything.
Try it