AI baby generator for couples
How will our baby look? Picture it from Mom and Dad's photos
In the FaceCast app you add one photo of the mother and one of the father, and it creates your future baby's face, as a baby boy and as a baby girl.
- Free download on iPhone and Android
Three steps in the app
The images on this page are samples. To make a picture of your own baby, use the FaceCast app.
Install FaceCast
Get it from the App Store (iPhone or iPad with iOS 16 or later) or from Google Play on your Android phone.
Add both photos
Choose a clear, straight-on photo of the would-be mother and another of the father, with the full face visible.
See boy and girl
The app makes a baby boy and a baby girl from the two of you. Save them or send them to the family WhatsApp group.
Two Indian couples, two little ones
Mummy and Papa first, then the baby who might arrive, then that same child a few years later.
Mummy
Papa
Their little one
Growing up
Mummy
Papa
Their little one
Growing up
Sample families for illustration; all the people in these images are AI-generated.
An AI baby generator for couples: a sweet guess, not a scan
An AI baby generator studies the faces in two photos, the mother's and the father's, and creates a fresh baby face that carries something from each. Eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, the curve of the face, skin tone and hair all get mixed. FaceCast always gives you two versions from the same pair, a baby boy and a baby girl. Think of the picture as an imagined child, a little like a sketch an artist might draw after meeting both of you. It is not a photograph of your real baby and it cannot be.
In most Indian homes, the guessing starts long before the baby comes. Nani is sure the child will have her daughter's big eyes, Dadi says the nose will be from Papa's side, and an uncle insists the complexion will match his own. A generated face gives the whole family something to look at together, and it usually ends up forwarded around the WhatsApp group with plenty of opinions attached. It will not settle who is right, because real genes don't follow anyone's wishes. Sometimes a baby turns out to look like a grandparent nobody mentioned, or like a cousin from the other side of the family.
It is also worth being clear about what the app does not know. It doesn't look at your reports or your scans, and in India ultrasound centres are not permitted to tell parents the baby's sex. FaceCast doesn't guess it either. That is exactly why it shows both a boy and a girl: you can keep both pictures and wait for the real surprise. For anything about the baby's health or growth, your gynaecologist is the person to ask.
Many couples have also seen the future baby prompts going around for Gemini and ChatGPT. Those can make lovely images, but the result changes from one try to the next and the parents' faces often drift. An app built for one job keeps the process simpler: two photos, two babies. Some families keep the picture for the godh bharai or a South Indian seemantham, and some save it until the naming ceremony, when the real face finally arrives and everyone can compare.
Six features in FaceCast
The baby generator comes first. The rest are for the pregnancy months and the family photos that follow.
Your future baby, from both parents
Mom's photo plus Dad's photo gives you a possible baby face, made as a boy and as a girl so you can compare.
3D/4D ultrasound to baby photo
Add an image from your 3D or 4D scan inside the app to get a realistic baby portrait inspired by it. It is an artistic picture, not a medical report.
Maternity photoshoot
Pregnancy portraits in studio settings with soft, flattering light, created from one photo of the mother-to-be.
Styles and filters
One tap gives a photo the 80s look with retro hair, clothes and backdrop while your face stays the same. Cartoon and anime styles are there too.
Family portrait
Bring your future baby into one frame with both parents, like the family photo you will one day hang in the drawing room.
Photo enhancer
Make an old, blurry or low-light photo sharper and brighter while the face stays natural.
Explore each feature
Every page has sample images and an honest explanation. Make your own versions in the FaceCast app.
AI Baby Generator
Blend two photos into a realistic future-baby portrait.
See how it works
Ultrasound to Baby Photo
Upload a 3D or 4D scan — FaceCast turns the shapes it captured into a lifelike, studio-quality newborn portrait you can save, print, and share.
How It Works
AI Maternity Photoshoot
Turn a simple photo into a studio-quality pregnancy photoshoot.
See how it works
AI Family Portrait
Blend two parents into a portrait with your future baby.
See how it works
80s Trend App
The 1980 photo going around on Instagram and WhatsApp is an AI restyle of an ordinary pic. This page explains the app route, when a Gemini prompt suits you better, and what a real Indian studio photo from the 80s looked like.
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Search baby namesQuestions Indian couples ask
How will my baby look in future? Can the app tell?+
No app can tell that. FaceCast creates one possible face from both parents' photos, in a boy version and a girl version. Your real child may look quite different, and children's faces keep changing as they grow.
How does the baby generator use Mom and Dad's photos?+
The AI reads features from both faces and generates a new baby face that blends them. Because the image is generated, running the same two photos again can give a slightly different baby.
Is it accurate?+
Accuracy can't be measured for a child who hasn't been born. The app does not use DNA, blood groups or medical data. Enjoy it as a visualisation, not as a prediction.
Which photos give the best result?+
Use a sharp, recent photo of each parent facing the camera in good light, with the face uncovered. Avoid group photos, sunglasses and beauty filters. A selfie in daylight near a window usually works well.
Will it show a boy or a girl?+
Both, every time. FaceCast does not predict the baby's sex. It shows a boy version and a girl version from the same two photos.
Can it turn my ultrasound into a baby photo?+
Yes. Add a 3D or 4D ultrasound image in the app and it creates a lifelike baby portrait from it. The portrait fills in details the scan cannot show, so treat it as art and keep your doctor's report for medical questions.
Is FaceCast free?+
Downloading the app is free. Certain features are paid, through an in-app purchase or a subscription. New users get a free trial, and the price appears in the app before you confirm.
Are our photos safe?+
Photos are processed only to create your result, which may involve our AI service providers. They are not sold and not used for advertising. Please read our privacy policy for full details.
Is it on iPhone and Android, and in Hindi?+
FaceCast is on iPhone and iPad (iOS 16 or later) and on Android via Google Play. It is an app only, with no web version; this site shows samples. The app is available in English, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Ukrainian, not yet in Hindi or other Indian languages.
Let the family guessing begin
Install FaceCast on iPhone or Android, add Mummy's and Papa's photos, and see your baby boy and baby girl.