Step into the booth: upload a photo, type the shot you want, and the AI selfie generator hands back a polished, share-ready selfie — same face, better light, any backdrop.
“Create a group selfie of uploaded references, use image 1 as the person holding the camera.”
“Group selfie of the uploaded people, realistic arm’s-length angle, natural expressions.”
“A gymnast takes a selfie inside a stadium with athletes in the background, realistic smiling face.”
“Take selfie in front of Christ the Redeemer, phone not visible, realistic selfie angle, do not distort faces.”
Like these — each strip is a real output with the exact prompt that made it. Copy the phrasing, swap in your details — composed group shots, restaged scenes, travel selfies.
Four steps from curtain to strip. The screenshots are the real playground, mid-session.
Tap Step Into the Booth (or any Generate button) and the Pixazo playground opens with the Nano Banana Pro model already loaded on the Image tab — the engine behind every strip above.
Upload up to 10 reference photos, describe the selfie in the prompt box — backdrop, outfit, who holds the camera — or tap Sample Prompt, then choose an aspect ratio: 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9.
Press Generate — the button shows the credit cost up front — and Nano Banana Pro processes your references and prompt into a finished selfie.
Your selfie lands in the preview pane in under a minute. Fine-tune it with Edit with chat, then Download or Publish — you can even generate a video from the same shot.
The plate on the side of the booth — what goes in, what comes out, what it costs.
| Input | Reference photo + text prompt. Upload a clear photo of yourself, then describe the selfie in plain language. |
|---|---|
| Engine | The Pixazo playground with the Nano Banana Pro image model selected — every example here came out of it. |
| Output | A downloadable image: professional selfie, restaged scene, group shot, avatar, or a new profile picture. |
| Speed | Renders finish in seconds — iterating feels like retaking a booth photo, not rebooking a shoot. |
| Cost | Free to start. Starter credits included; after that it is credit-based, price shown on the Generate button. |
| Skill needed | None. If you can type a sentence, you can direct the booth — the prompts on the strips are the whole trick. |
An AI selfie generator takes a photo you already have and re-shoots it: new lighting, new backdrop, new style, same face. You upload one or more photos of yourself, type a short description, and the model renders a new image while keeping your identity intact.
A filter adjusts the pixels you shot; a selfie generator re-renders the whole frame — a flat indoor snapshot can return as a golden-hour portrait or a studio-lit AI headshot.
The honest flow is photo in, selfie out. A selfie that actually looks like you needs at least one uploaded reference — that is what the model locks onto. The prompt controls the rest: background, lighting, mood, pose, outfit.
Think of it as a photo booth where the curtain hides a prompt box instead of a camera: you decide the pose and scene in words, and the booth prints the strip.
Any of them — these are prompt patterns, not fixed presets. Change a few words and the whole look changes.
The curtain is open — your first credits are free. Insert photo, not coins · cost shown before you shoot
Generate SelfiesA consistent aesthetic across Instagram and TikTok without booking a shoot every trend cycle.
Turn a casual photo into a LinkedIn-ready portrait — a believable AI headshot without the studio invoice.
Fix the lighting and get a natural-looking profile picture that still looks like the person who shows up.
On-brief portrait variations for ads, thumbnails, and banners without hiring models.
Anime versions, festival portraits, cartoon takes — fun AI selfies with zero editing skills required.
A lifelike or stylized avatar that stays consistent across every render.
Four rules taped inside the curtain — what actually moved results during testing.
Sharp, front-lit, one face per photo. The model locks onto what it can see — a blurry group shot gives it nothing to hold.
“Soft window light”, “golden hour”, “ring light” — lighting words shift the output more than any other part of the prompt.
Say it explicitly: “do not distort faces”, “phone not visible”, “realistic selfie angle” — the strips above all do this.
Change the backdrop or the light between renders — not both at once. Small moves keep the likeness stable.
Honest limits, posted before you spend a credit.
Uploads run on infrastructure covered by GDPR, SOC 1 & 2, PCI-DSS, and ISO-27001 programs. Your photos aren’t shared or used for model training — see Pixazo security.
It turns a photo you upload into new selfie-style images: add references, describe the shot in plain language, and it renders enhanced or restaged selfies in seconds while keeping your face recognizably yours.
Yes, an upload is required for a selfie that looks like you — the model needs at least one reference photo to lock onto. Text alone gives a generic AI person, not your likeness.
Yes, to start: new accounts get free starter credits, then generation is credit-based. The cost of each render is shown on the Generate button before you run it — no surprise charges.
Usually very close, but not guaranteed. Small drifts in jawline, hairline, or expression can appear, especially with heavy stylization. A clean reference and one-change-at-a-time iteration keep the likeness tightest.
Yes. Studio-style AI selfies work for LinkedIn, resumes, and portfolios. Just review the result honestly — it should look like the person who joins the meeting.
Yes — that is strip 01 above. Upload separate solo portraits and prompt the model to compose the group selfie, specifying who holds the camera. It beats uploading one big group photo.
A filter adjusts pixels you shot; an AI selfie is a newly rendered image built around your face — which is why the selfie generator can change backdrop, lighting, outfit, and scene entirely.
Yes. Uploads are processed securely and never shared or used to train models. Pixazo’s infrastructure carries GDPR, SOC, PCI-DSS, and ISO-27001 compliance; see Pixazo’s security and terms pages for the full policy.
One photo and one sentence is all the AI selfie generator needs. Your starter credits are waiting — the first strip is on us.