AI Age Progression

Time travel for faces

Every parent has wondered it while watching their baby sleep: what will this little face look like at sixteen? At their wedding? And everyone has wondered about themselves: what will I look like at sixty? Age progression used to be something only forensic artists could do. Now it's one photo and one number: upload the picture, type any age into the box — 5, 16, 25, 40, 60, 90 — and the AI shows the same person at that age.

The key word is same person. The AI is instructed to preserve identity above everything — the eyes, the distinctive features, the expression that makes them them — while aging skin, hair, face shape and build naturally for the target age. It works in both directions: age a baby photo forward, or show grandpa as the young man in no photos that survived.

What people create

• Baby → grown up — see your child at 16, at 25, on their graduation day (there's a setting option for that).
• Yourself, decades ahead — the "me at 60" photo that makes retirement feel real.
• Couples ageing together — generate both of you at 70; frame it for an anniversary.
• Backwards in time — a parent at 20, a grandparent as a child; pair it with Restore & merge for old photos.

Tips for the most believable result

• Use a clear, front-facing photo — the more facial detail in, the more recognizable out.
• Type the exact age in the Show them at age box; add a Setting like "graduation day" or "wedding day" for occasion portraits.
• Regenerate freely — every attempt is a fresh prediction, and failed generations never cost anything.