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Six preset angles are captured in one click, so you can pick the one that sits best in an avatar crop instead of fitting a single shot.
CAPABILITY
3D avatar from your photo
Upload one to three photos of a face and the service builds a portrait 3D model that you can rotate and zoom right in the browser. Turn it to the angle you want and get a picture in one of three styles: realistic, cartoon or anime. The tool lives in the Studio section of the web version and is available once you are signed in.
- 1–3
- input photos
- 6
- preset angles
- 3
- render styles
How it works
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Upload the photos
One to three photos of a face, up to 25 MB each. If you pick more, the extra files are ignored.
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Wait for the model to build
The build runs in the background, the status updates on its own, and the finished model appears in the viewer. The wait is capped at about five minutes.
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Turn the model and add stickers
The bust rotates and zooms with the mouse. You can place your own PNG or JPEG image on its surface by clicking the spot you want.
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Capture a shot and render it
The angle the model is standing at goes into the render along with the shot. Pick a style and a resolution — the result is saved to your library and gallery, and downloads as a file.
What it does
- Input
- 1 to 3 photos of a face, up to 25 MB each
- What gets built
- A portrait 3D model — a bust that rotates and zooms right in the browser
- Render styles
- Realistic, cartoon, anime; plus your own style text and a list of what should not appear in the frame
- Camera angle
- Free rotation with the mouse; the camera angle goes into the render along with the shot
- Preset angles
- Front, three-quarter left and right, profile left and right, back view — one at a time or all at once
- Shot resolution
- 512, 768 or 1024 px on the long side by default; the set of values depends on the render model you pick
- Stickers
- PNG or JPEG images placed by clicking the model's surface; they carry into the final picture
- Result
- PNG shots of the angles and stylised renders; saved to the Studio library and the gallery, downloaded as files
- Where it's available
- The Studio section of the web version, once you are signed in
What people use it for
Character in a cartoon or anime look
The same bust is rendered in the style you pick. Both the captured shot and the original photo go into the render, and your own style text can refine the look.
One character from several sides
The same model shot from different sides gives you a matching set of frames instead of separate generations written from scratch.
Starting frame for a video
Angle shots and renders stay ordinary pictures in the Studio library, so any one of them can be used as the starting frame for video generation.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos do I need to upload?
One to three, up to 25 MB each. If you pick more files, the extra ones are ignored.
Which angles can I capture?
Front, three-quarter left and right, profile left and right, and the back view — one at a time or all at once. The bust also rotates and zooms freely with the mouse, and the camera angle you settle on goes into the render along with the shot.
At which step is the style applied?
At the render step: the captured angle is rendered in a realistic, cartoon or anime look, while the 3D model itself stays as it was. You can also add your own style text and a list of what should not appear in the frame.
Can I turn the avatar into a video?
Yes. There is an action that takes a finished 2D render and sends it into regular image-to-video generation: the result is a clip built from that picture.
Where do the results go?
Angle shots and renders are saved to the Studio library and to the gallery, download as files and stay available after a page reload.
Can I come back to an avatar later?
Yes. An avatar is saved under a name together with a version history of its settings, and the list holds the hundred most recently saved avatars.
Related capabilities
Try it on your own task
A starting balance is already on your account, no card required. You pay only for what you generate.