Two faces, or a whole room
Couples for future-baby blends. A family of five for a generation-blend. A friend group of eight for a composite portrait. The blend engine weights each face equally — or you can nudge the mix.
— up to 8 faces
a small, honest experiment
Two faces,one new face
Upload two photos and we'll blend them into a new face. See what your future baby, your whole family, or your friend group might look like. First blend is free — no signup.
Freeyour first blend
No signupto try once
~2 secto a result
Privatephotos aren't stored
what is faceblend?
Faceblend takes two (or more) faces and blends them into a new face — not a swap, not a filter, a genuine synthesis. Couples use it for future-baby curiosity. Families blend three generations into one face. Friend groups make a single composite portrait of the whole group.
how it works
Three photos, two seconds.
No app, no account for the first try. Drop a photo on the left, another on the right, and the blend appears between them.
A
Photo A
Drop a face · any angle
B
Photo B
Drop another face
Blend
Your result, right here
why it's different
A small tool that does one thing well.
Other tools try to be everything. Faceblend does one thing — blend faces — and spends its attention on the details around that: a clean upload, a fast result, a photo you'd actually share.
About two seconds
Drop the photos, look up, and the blend is there. The first pass runs in your browser where it can; only the final composite is sent to our server for the high-resolution version.
— ~2s end-to-end
Your photos aren't stored
Source photos are processed and discarded within the session. We don't train on your photos, we don't sell them, and your blend result is yours to download or delete.
— deleted at session end
A shareable card, not a raw render
Every blend comes back as a postcard-style export — soft border, date stamp, a caption you can edit. Designed to hand around at dinner or pin to Pinterest, not to embarrass anyone.
— 1:1 and 4:5 exports
Honest about what it is
We say it throughout the product: this is a playful blend, not a genetic prediction. You won't find "AI accuracy score" claims anywhere — we don't have one, and the ones other tools have are invented.
— no accuracy theater
A small library of yours
Pro keeps every blend you make in a private album with the source photos the blend came from. Remake a blend six months later with a better photo; replace photo A without re-doing photo B.
— Pro feature
who it's for
Three people who found a reason.
We didn't design this for a use case. We built the blend engine and waited to see what people did with it.
The curious couple
Engaged, or newly married. One blend of the two of you, saved as a keepsake for the baby-shower scrapbook. Some couples come back once a year.
The whole family
Three generations, five faces, one blend. The grandparent who looks most like the composite gets the print; the one who looks least gets teased at Thanksgiving.
The group chat
Eight friends, one composite face. Nobody takes it seriously. Everyone has it as their group-chat avatar within the hour.
what faceblend is and isn't
A small product with edges.
What we are
- A blend tool — N faces into one composite.
- Free to try once, clear pricing after.
- Honest about the limits of the technique.
- Private: photos discarded at session end.
What we aren't
- A face-swap app. We synthesize, not replace.
- A genetic-prediction service. We have no medical claim.
- A social network. No feeds, no comments.
- A billion-parameter model. We're a focused tool.
What we try not to be
- An ethnicity-prediction gimmick — we ship bias disclaimers.
- A baby-prediction tool dressed up as science.
- An "accuracy score" vendor — there is no valid score.
- A reason to upload someone's photo without asking.
a short note
We blend. We don't predict.
There's a category of app that takes two photos of a couple and tells them what their baby will look like. The output is usually plausible, occasionally lovely, and always, quietly, nonsense. Real genetics involves recessive traits, carrier genes, and a lot of developmental variation that no photo contains.
We built Faceblend as the honest version of that idea. The blend engine is the same underlying technique — average two face embeddings, synthesize one new face. What we changed is the register around it. We don't promise accuracy. We don't call it prediction. We don't run the blend through a made-up "AI accuracy score" to sell upgrades. It's a curiosity, framed as a curiosity.
The same blend engine does three more things. Family composites ("what does our five-person family look like as one face?"). Friend-group composites ("what's the average face of our group chat?"). And plain two-face blends without the baby framing ("what if we blended my two favorite musicians?"). Different reasons to press the button, same honest tool behind it.
We're small. Pricing on this page is the contract. If it stops feeling honest, we'll fix it before you notice.
The Faceblend team · Last updated 2026-04-20
pricing
Two plans. That's the whole thing.
Your first blend is free without an account. After that, pick a plan that matches how often you actually come back — we don't punish heavy users.
just curious
Free
One blend, no signup, no commitment. Come back when a friend wants to try it.
- 1 blend per day, no signup
- 1080 × 1080 output
- Postcard-style download
- Standard blend queue (~2s)
blend pass
$4.99 / mo
For families and curious couples who come back every few weeks.
- Unlimited blends
- 2048 × 2048 high-resolution export
- Blend up to 8 faces at once
- Private album of your past blends
- Custom captions on the postcard
- Priority blend queue
No per-blend credits. No “accuracy score” upsell. Cancel any time, no guilt flow.
questions
How does Faceblend work? Common questions answered.
01Will this really show what my future baby looks like?
No. We say it throughout the product, including on the result page: this is a playful blend of two faces, not a genetic prediction. Real babies inherit things we can't see in a photo — recessive traits, carrier genes, developmental factors. Treat a blend as a curiosity, not a forecast.
02Are my photos stored somewhere?
No. Source photos are held in memory only for the duration of the session and discarded as soon as the blend is produced. We don't keep them, we don't train on them, and we don't sell them. Your blend result is yours — download it, delete it, ignore it.
03Can I blend more than two faces?
Yes, up to eight. The blend engine weights each face equally by default, or you can nudge the mix on the Blend Pass plan. Most families blend three to five faces; most friend groups bring in six to eight.
04Why is it called a blend and not a swap?
Swap replaces one face with another — the output is still two people, one pretending to be the other. Blend synthesizes a new face from several inputs — the output is one person who doesn't exist, who carries features from all the sources. Different math, different use case.
05How is this different from the baby-predictor apps in the App Store?
We're honest about what the technique can and can't do, we don't invent "accuracy scores", we work in the browser without an app install, and our pricing is a single monthly amount instead of per-blend credits. Also: we do family composites and friend-group composites, not only baby predictions.
06Does it handle different ethnicities well?
Honestly, better than most — our model was trained on a wider set of faces than the older tools — but it's still an AI, and AI has bias. If the blend result feels off or skewed, please tell us (hello@faceblend.app). We treat every bias report as a real bug.
07Can I cancel my Blend Pass?
Yes, anytime, from the billing page. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current month — no prorated half-month, no "are you sure?" guilt flow. If you hate it, we'd rather you leave quickly than stay unhappy.
one more thing —
Try a blend on someone you love.
First blend is free, no signup. If you like it, the Blend Pass is $4.99/mo. If you don't, you've used two minutes and can close the tab.