AI Dating PicsDating photos that look like your best week.
You’re doing fine. Your camera roll isn’t. Send six to twelve phone photos; they go with every shot as the reference for what you look like, and we make 40 more across the settings you choose — a morning coffee, a coast road, a rooftop at the end of a good night. Ready in minutes: the first photos land within two, the whole set within five.
$49, paid once. 40 photos. Regenerate or refund if you don’t love them.
From your camera roll to this.
You send ordinary phone photos: a window, a wall, a friend with ten seconds to spare. Every frame is made with your photos beside it as the reference for your face, not your lighting, so the results come back in light you never had.
What you send
What you get
How it works
Choose your settings
A two-minute quiz: what you do, and what you wear. Tap your interests, tap the outfits you’d actually put on, say whether there is a pet. The forty frames are chosen from your answers, so the set looks like your life rather than a catalogue.
Send six to twelve phone photos
Five minutes with your phone and a window: your face straight on and turned each way, a few real smiles, and a couple waist-up or full-length to capture your frame. Six good ones is enough. Nobody sees these — they are reference material — and each one is checked for a single face, in focus and well lit, as it lands. See the shot list
Pay $49, get 40 photos
Once your set passes, you pay and we shoot: forty frames, your own photos sent along with every one. Ready in minutes: the first photos land within two, the whole set within five. Anything you don’t like, re-shoot from the gallery — a different scene, a different outfit, or just try again.
Every photo is checked before you pay
Your results are only as good as the photos we work from. Every frame is made with a few of your own photos beside it, chosen to match the shot, so what they show is what you get: a face from one angle gives us one angle. Six to twelve phone photos across a few angles, a real smile and a couple of outfits is enough, and your set has to pass before we shoot anything.
What our server looks at, on every upload:
- Exactly one face in the frame. Group shots, and anyone standing behind you, fail.
- In focus, and lit so your face is neither too dark nor blown out.
- Not a near-duplicate of another photo in the set.
- Clearly you: the same face throughout, not hidden behind sunglasses, a hat or a mask.
- At least six that pass. Then it tells you what would help — a head turn it hasn’t seen, a smile with teeth — without holding you up.
Whatever fails comes back with the file and the reason, in those words, and you cannot continue until the set passes. A set that fails is never shot from, so you are never charged for a weak one.
You are not meant to guess at this. The whole thing is written down: a 12-shot list you can do in five minutes, and every check we run on it once it arrives. Read the photo guide
What a set looks like
Six of the 40 photos in an order, at the crop the apps use. A set is built the way a profile should be: one clean look at your face, one full length, one of something you actually do, one with other people in it, one somewhere else, and a second face in different light.
What you’re paying for
Made from your photos, and nobody else’s
Every frame is generated with your own photos beside it as the reference for your face. Nobody else’s face goes in, your photos are used for your order and nothing else, and nothing is trained on them.
Places you’d be, clothes you’d wear
Believable places in real light, chosen from what you said you do, dressed from the outfits you tapped. Say what you never wear and it never appears. Nothing you would have to explain on the date.
Never charged for a weak set
If your photos won’t work, the check says so before you pay, and we ask for replacements instead of taking your money.
Re-shoot, or refund
Re-shoots from your gallery, any of four reasons — a different scene, a different outfit, doesn’t look like me, more like this — three or ten by order size, and never required before a refund. Your first order has a 14-day guarantee: don’t love your photos, get a full refund. Refund policy
One order. Pick the size.
Paid once, no subscription. Both come from the same shoot; the full set is the one we built this for.
$24.99
for 18 photos of you · $1.39 a photo
A first pass: enough for a profile, from the same shoot.
Start with your photos- 18 photos of you, ready to upload to any app
- Eighteen frames chosen from your quiz — your interests, your outfits, your pet
- Three re-shoots from the gallery, any of the four reasons, one allowance
- Every photo you send checked as it lands; nothing charged until your set passes
- Your photos used for your order and nothing else
- A private link to your gallery, yours to keep
$49
for 40 photos of you · $1.23 a photo
Every setting you picked, every outfit, the pet, and room to choose.
Start with your photos- 40 photos of you, ready to upload to any app
- Forty frames chosen from your quiz — your interests, your outfits, your pet
- Ten re-shoots from the gallery, any of the four reasons, one allowance
- Every photo you send checked as it lands; nothing charged until your set passes
- Your photos used for your order and nothing else
- A private link to your gallery, yours to keep
Your first order has a 14-day guarantee: don’t love your photos, get a full refund. Refund policy
Beta
We’re new, and there are no testimonials here because we haven’t earned any yet. If anything about your order is off, you’re emailing the founder at contact@aidatingpics.com.
We build for men first, because that is where a better set of photos changes the most; the quiz and the wardrobe cover women and non-binary customers too, and you are welcome to order.
Questions
Will the photos look like me?
Every frame is made with a few of your own photos beside it, chosen to match the shot — turned the way it is turned, smiling if it smiles — so likeness comes from your set. We never slim a face, sharpen a jaw or take years off anyone: Tinder and Hinge now check a live selfie against your profile photos, and a flattered face is the thing that fails that check. Every frame is also measured against your photos before it reaches your gallery, and one that isn’t you is re-shot rather than delivered.
What photos do I need to send?
Six to twelve phone photos, most of them of your face: straight on, turned toward each shoulder, smiling and not, and a couple waist-up in different clothes. Selfies are fine — the best sets we have seen were front-camera selfies at arm’s length. No portrait mode, no sunglasses or hats, and the same haircut and beard in every one. Six good ones is enough; the guide has the whole list and takes five minutes to shoot. Read the photo guide
I don’t have good photos of myself and nobody to take them.
That is the normal case, and it is the reason this exists. What you send is not a portfolio: selfies at arm’s length by a window, five minutes. None of them have to be good. They have to be in focus, well lit and clearly you. Full-length photos aren’t needed — the full-body frames are built from the height and build you give in the quiz.
I’m not photogenic.
Usually that means every photo you own was taken at arm’s length on a front camera, which stretches the nose and flattens everything else, under whatever light happened to be in the room. Distance, lens and light do most of the work people credit to a face. Here you get 40 frames instead of the two you happen to have, and you only ever post the good ones.
Can my pet be in them?
Dogs and cats, yes — and it will be your dog, not a dog. Say so in the quiz, add a few photos of them on the upload page (one standing where you can see all of them is the one that matters), and a few of the frames are the two of you. Other animals aren’t supported yet.
Will it look like a LinkedIn headshot?
No. There is no grey backdrop and no suit unless you tapped one. Dating photos and corporate photos fail in opposite directions: the corporate one is trying to make you look expensive and unavailable. We shoot a notch below formal on purpose, in the clothes you chose, and most of a set is outdoors, moving, or mid-something.
I don’t want to look like I’m trying too hard.
Neither do we. Real light, clothes you own, nothing staged for a camera. You pick the settings, and even the ambitious ones are shot like an ordinary day you happened to be having rather than a campaign. If a photo looks like it was made to impress someone, it doesn’t make the set.
Will people be able to tell they’re AI?
They are generated, and we won’t tell you to claim otherwise. The aim is photos that look like a good photographer took them on a good day: real places, natural light, no plastic skin, and a face that is measurably yours. The test that counts is the first drink — you should look like the person in the photos when you walk in, which is exactly why we leave the face alone.
How long does it take?
Ready in minutes: the first photos land within two, the whole set within five. You can watch them arrive on your order page, and we email you when the gallery is ready.
What if I don’t like some of them?
Every photo in your gallery has four buttons under it: doesn’t look like me, change the scene, change my outfit, more like this. Each makes a new photo and keeps the original; the full set includes ten of them, the Starter three, and all four buttons draw on the same allowance. You never have to use them first: your first order has a 14-day guarantee: don’t love your photos, get a full refund. Refund policy
What happens to my photos?
They are used to make your set and its re-shoots, and for nothing else: never to train a model, never shown to anyone, never used for another customer. They are deleted automatically thirty days after your gallery is delivered; your generated photos stay so the gallery link keeps working. Your gallery is private to you, and a line to us deletes the lot sooner. Privacy policy