AI Aging Filter

No. It shows a plausible, typical way a face with your structure ages. Genetics, sun exposure, smoking, weight and health change the real outcome a great deal, and no photo can account for those. Treat it as a well-informed illustration, not a forecast.

A sharp, evenly lit, front-facing photo where your whole face is visible, without sunglasses or heavy makeup. Slight three-quarter angles work too. Very dark photos, heavy motion blur and heavily filtered selfies give weaker results, because the filter has already smoothed away the skin texture the tool works from.

Yes. The −10 Years preset smooths fine lines, restores fullness to the cheeks and under-eye area and firms the jawline. It works best on adults; it will not turn an adult face into a child's.

You can age a child's photo forward, and parents often do. Two things to know: the further the jump, the less reliable it gets, because a face changes far more between eight and twenty-eight than between thirty and fifty. And a child's photo should only be uploaded by their parent or guardian.

No. This is a visual filter, not a medical or longevity tool. It does not assess your skin, estimate your biological age, or say anything about your health. It only changes how a photo looks.

Only with that person's permission — and for a child's photo, only if you are their parent or guardian. Altering how someone appears in their photo without their consent, especially to mock them, is a misuse of this tool.

Each generation costs 40 credits, and every account gets free credits that refresh daily — enough to run it every day at no cost. Downloads carry no watermark on any plan, including free. Paid plans add a larger daily credit allowance and faster generation.

Uploaded photos are deleted automatically within 24 hours, and generated results stay in your history for 30 days before being removed. Your images are processed by the AI model provider that generates your result — never sold, published, or used to train any model.