Skip ahead a few years
A baby photo shows the first months. Little Us can also show a possible child of yours at about 6, around the first school year, or at about 15, somewhere between child and adult. It is a fun way to imagine the person, not just the newborn: who they might take after, and whether the curls or the freckles win.
Pick the age in the generator and choose a boy, a girl or twins. You can also choose a family portrait, so the two of you appear with your child at that age. Each photo costs 1 credit, whatever the age, and your first preview is free.
Every photo is a new child
Each photo is made fresh from your two photos, so it shows a new possible child each time. A 6-year-old and a 15-year-old made one after the other are two different children, not the same child growing up. You can make several and keep the one that feels most like a mix of you both.
Why the older ages look different
Children's faces change a lot as they grow. Hair often darkens through childhood, faces lengthen in the teenage years, and features from one side of the family can become stronger. The AI cannot know how your child would change, so an older age is simply a believable picture of a possible child of yours at that age. If you are curious about how hair changes, our guide to hair colour in children explains what is known.
Good photos, better results
- One person per photo, facing the camera.
- Daylight or other soft, even light.
- No sunglasses, hats or heavy filters.
- Recent photos, such as clear phone selfies.
Both of you need to agree to the photos being used, and both of you must be adults. Every result carries a visible AI-generated mark: it is for fun, not a prediction.