AI Baby Filter

Newborn (0-3 months) gives tiny, very soft features and a delicate face. Infant (3-12 months) is the default and adds plump cheeks and curious eyes. Toddler (1-2 years) has a more alert, playful face, and a bit more of your adult features show through, so it is often the easiest one for friends to recognize. You can run the same photo at all three ages and compare.

Yes, that is the idea behind this filter. Your hairstyle, outfit, accessories and background stay the same, and the clothes are scaled down to fit a baby's body. A baby wearing your suit, your glasses or your band T-shirt is the expected result. If you want a plainer baby photo, start from a picture with simple clothes and an uncluttered background.

It is written for one person. With a group photo the AI may turn everyone into babies, change only one face or mix features between people, and results vary from run to run. Crop the photo to one face before uploading. Pets are not really supported: the prompt describes a human baby, so a dog or cat photo can come back as an odd hybrid.

GPT Image 2.5 is the default, costs 8 credits per image and always returns a square picture. Nano Banana 2.1 costs 4 credits and usually stays closer to your photo's original framing. The two models draw faces differently, so a cheap way to work is to try age and expression combinations on Nano Banana 2.1, then run your favorite on GPT Image 2.5. New accounts get 10 free credits to start.

Most misses come from the input photo. Sunglasses, heavy beauty filters, side profiles and faces that take up a tiny part of the frame give the AI too little to work with. Use a front-facing, well-lit photo where your face fills a good part of the picture, and keep distinctive features like your hairline or glasses visible. If it is close but not quite right, generate again, since every run comes out a little different.