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2026-01-12
Baby Grow Up Generator
Start with a clear baby photo, then generate multiple ages and pick the most believable result. Better inputs reduce identity drift.
Quick Steps
A fast checklist you can follow in under a minute.
- 1Open the Baby Grow Up tool.
- 2Upload a clear baby photo (one face, good lighting).
- 3Choose an age (try 10 / 50 / 80 for variety).
- 4Generate and compare results.
- 5Retry with a sharper photo if the identity changes too much.
Tool options you can choose
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- Choose target age (1–100) and gender.
Tutorial Examples (with prompts & settings)
Each example below is pre-selected for this guide (not random).
Example 1
Age 1 example
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How to use this example
- 1.Open the tool.
- 2.Follow the inputs & settings below.
- 3.Upload the input shown below.
- 4.Use the keywords (or full prompt) and pick settings.
- 5.Generate and iterate (crop/lighting/prompt) if needed.
Inputs

Input
Settings (used in this example)
Notes
Age: 1
Example 2
Age 10 example
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How to use this example
- 1.Open the tool.
- 2.Follow the inputs & settings below.
- 3.Upload the input shown below.
- 4.Use the keywords (or full prompt) and pick settings.
- 5.Generate and iterate (crop/lighting/prompt) if needed.
Inputs

Input
Settings (used in this example)
Notes
Age: 10
Example 3
Age 50 example
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How to use this example
- 1.Open the tool.
- 2.Follow the inputs & settings below.
- 3.Upload the input shown below.
- 4.Use the keywords (or full prompt) and pick settings.
- 5.Generate and iterate (crop/lighting/prompt) if needed.
Inputs

Input
Settings (used in this example)
Notes
Age: 50
Example 4
Age 80 example
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How to use this example
- 1.Open the tool.
- 2.Follow the inputs & settings below.
- 3.Upload the input shown below.
- 4.Use the keywords (or full prompt) and pick settings.
- 5.Generate and iterate (crop/lighting/prompt) if needed.
Inputs

Input
Settings (used in this example)
Notes
Age: 80
Tips
- Avoid heavy filters and strong makeup in the input photo.
- Front-facing photos usually preserve identity better.
- Try multiple ages—some age targets look more natural than others.
FAQ
Why does it look like a different person?▼
Identity drift often happens with low-quality or heavily filtered photos. Use a sharper photo with natural lighting.
Which age should I choose first?▼
Try a mid-range age like 10 or 50 first, then explore younger/older options.
Can I use non-baby photos?▼
You can, but results are usually best when the subject is a baby in the input photo.
Ready to generate?
Open the tool and reuse the prompts/settings above.