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What Will My Baby Look Like?

Blend your face with your partner’s and see a realistic prediction of your future baby — in seconds, from two ordinary photos.

The short answer

Your baby will inherit a mix of both parents’ features, but which ones is close to a coin toss. Each parent passes on half their DNA, and the combination is different every time — which is why siblings with the same parents can look nothing alike.

An AI baby generator gives you the most useful preview available today: it reads the facial structure in both parents’ photos and renders a face that plausibly sits between them. FaceCast does this from two photos, with boy and girl versions, in about a minute.

Treat the result as a fun, well-informed guess rather than a forecast. No tool can predict a real child’s face, because the genetics that decide it have not happened yet.

See What Your Future Baby Will Look Like

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Sample couples and babies are AI-generated illustrations to show how FaceCast works. Download the app to create results from your own photos.

See your future baby in three steps

1

Add two photos

A clear, front-facing photo of you and one of your partner. Good light and no sunglasses give the best results.

2

Let the AI blend them

FaceCast maps both faces and generates a baby face that plausibly combines your features.

3

See boy and girl versions

Get both versions to save and share, and try again with different photos whenever you like.

What genetics can and cannot tell you

Some traits follow fairly predictable patterns. Dark eyes and dark hair are usually dominant, so two brown-eyed parents most often have a brown-eyed child. But even that is not a rule: two brown-eyed parents can have a blue-eyed baby if both carry the recessive variant.

Most of what you see in a face — nose shape, jawline, the space between the eyes, how a smile sits — is polygenic, meaning dozens of genes contribute at once. That is exactly the part no calculator can resolve, and the part an AI blend approximates best.

What people usually ask for

Frequently asked questions

What will my baby look like — can AI really tell me?+

AI can show you a realistic face that blends both parents’ features, which is the closest preview available today. It cannot predict your real child, because the specific combination of genes has not happened yet. Treat it as an informed, entertaining visualization.

Is there a free way to see what my baby will look like?+

Yes. FaceCast is free to download on iOS and Android and includes a free trial, so you can generate a future baby before deciding on a subscription.

What photos work best?+

Front-facing photos in even light, with the whole face visible and no sunglasses or heavy filters. Blurry, angled, or group photos give noticeably weaker results.

Will my baby look more like me or my partner?+

There is no reliable way to know in advance. Each parent contributes half the DNA, but which features become visible varies from child to child — which is why siblings can resemble different parents.

Can I see what my baby will look like when they grow up?+

FaceCast generates a baby face from your photos. It does not age that face into an adult, so treat any tool promising a 20-year projection with healthy scepticism.

Are my photos kept private?+

Your photos are processed securely to create your images and are not shared with third parties.

See your future baby tonight

Download FaceCast free and generate your future baby from two photos.