The viral trend, made easy: upload your photo, pick Motu & Patlu, Doraemon, Tom & Jerry or any favourite — and get a realistic photo of you together, cartoon and all.

You stay real — the cartoon joins your photo.
Drop in 2–8 pictures — merged instantly on your device, never uploaded.
📸 Drop 2–8 photos here, or click to choose
JPG, PNG or WebP · merged instantly in your browser · nothing is uploaded anywhere
Side-by-side, grid or collage — tweak spacing, corners and size live.
Full quality, no watermark — the button turns green when ready.
One photo + the options below works great — add 2+ when you want to truly merge people or images.
✨ Drop 1–4 photos here, or click to choose
One photo: change outfits, hair, background, or see your future baby · Two+: merge people and scenes into one picture
One tap sets everything up — 16 styles, each with its own quick options.
Pick a scene, lighting and quality — or just describe what you imagine.
Standard 1K costs 1 credit. 2K costs 2 credits and 4K costs 4 — you’ll be asked to confirm before a bigger image is generated.
10–40 seconds. Failed merges never cost a try or a credit.
No key yet? Get a credit pack — your key is shown on screen the moment you pay (and emailed as a backup). Credits never expire.
Tap a character — it is selected in the tool above, then just add your photo.
Don’t see yours? Type any character’s name in the tool — it works for most famous cartoons.
Under Add 1–4 photos, drop in your real photo — you stay exactly as you are.
Tap a character in the Pick your cartoon tiles (Motu & Patlu, Doraemon, Tom & Jerry…) or choose one from the Cartoon character menu; then set Doing what (high-five, hugging, selfie…) and a Cartoon look — 3D lifelike for the viral video style, or classic 2D. Any other character? Name it in the description box.
Press ✨ Blend with AI. The result appears in about 10–20 seconds; failed generations are never counted.
Press ⬇️ Download result (no watermark) or 📤 Share. Not quite right? Change one thing and blend again.
💡 Tip: Leave some empty space beside you in the photo so the character has room to stand.
Everyone who grew up with cartoons has imagined it: Motu and Patlu walking down your street, Doraemon sitting at your desk, Tom chasing Jerry through your living room. That's exactly the videos going viral on YouTube and Instagram right now — real people, real places, cartoon characters dropped in so naturally it feels like they finally stepped out of the TV.
This tool makes that image in about 20 seconds. Upload your photo, pick a character from the list — Motu & Patlu, Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, Shin-chan, Tom & Jerry, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, SpongeBob, Pikachu, the Minions, Scooby-Doo, Bugs Bunny — choose what you're doing together (high-five, selfie, dancing…), and generate. You stay perfectly real and photographic; the character keeps their authentic cartoon look. That contrast is the whole magic of the trend.
Free forever. No watermark. No account. It just works.
Start merging →Character names are trademarks of their respective owners. AIMerger is not affiliated with or endorsed by them; results are for personal use.
You choose. The default keeps the character in its original cartoon style, drawn into your real photo with matching light and a shadow on the ground. Add “3D” to the prompt for a Pixar-style rendered version.
Motu Patlu, Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, Shin-chan, Tom & Jerry, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, SpongeBob, Pikachu, Minions, Scooby-Doo and Bugs Bunny are one tap away, and most other famous characters work if you type the name.
Yes. Your face, clothes and background are kept photorealistic; only the character is cartoon. That contrast is what makes the trend work.
Two AI merges a day are free with no signup. Credit packs start at $4.99 for 20 if you are making a series for Reels or Shorts.
For personal and fan content, yes — it is exactly what the trend is. Character names and likenesses belong to their owners, so avoid using them to sell products or services.
Very obscure characters, or names spelled unusually, can confuse the model. Use the common name, keep one character per merge, and use Try again — every generation is new and failed ones are never charged.
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