AI User Avatars

You can now transform your reference photo through prompts. Give yourself abs, turn yourself into a wizard, get an anime version of yourself — anything visible in your source photo can be modified or restyled.

Where to find it

Profile → Your Photo → Edit with AI (and Avatar Gallery right next to it).

How it works

• Pick a style: Realistic, Anime, Illustration, or Pixel.
• Type what you want (up to 1000 characters): "make me a wizard with a staff," "fitted black t-shirt with abs," "anime version with neon hair," anything.
• Hit Generate. 1 image credit per attempt.
• Preview comes back in a few seconds. Use as my photo, Edit your description and Try again (another credit), or Cancel.

Your face, hair color, skin tone, and build stay recognizably you. The prompt drives what changes — clothes, setting, art style, pose where it makes sense.

Avatar Gallery

Every generation is saved automatically. Hit the Avatar Gallery button to see your full history — swap your active photo back to any earlier variation, or delete ones you don't want to keep. Variations don't get used as references for Photos Together or LoRA training; they're purely your displayed identity photo.

Honest limits

• Stylized output (anime, illustration, pixel) sometimes drifts the face more than the realistic path. The more specific you ae the better!
• Realistic prompts that ask for features not visible in your source photo (e.g., "give me abs" on a head-and-shoulders selfie) may show the change in adjacent areas — arms, shoulders — rather than where you asked. Upload a wider shot if you want a body-level transformation.
• Pixel is genuine 16-bit sprite output. That means low resolution and chunky anatomy by design.

Web and mobile

Live on both right now. Mobile users on the existing build will get this via OTA on next cold start; no Play Store update needed.