Add one clear photo per person, choose a shared look, then review every face in the individual portraits or group composition before downloading.
Create team photosPrepare one reference per person
Start with separate photos for 2–6 people. Each photo needs one clearly visible face. Use clear, well-lit references so you can compare the finished portraits with each person's original; do not upload the same person's photo twice.
- Each original photo can be JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 20 MB; the prepared reference photos must total no more than 6 MB.
- Add optional names if useful for identifying the downloaded portraits.
Choose portraits or a group composition
Choose a shared style, clothing, background and expression for consistent individual portraits. For a group photo, choose the group setting and composition separately. Standing and banner compositions support 2–6 people; the seated-and-standing layout needs at least 3.
- Use a square or vertical format for individual portraits.
- For a banner, choose which side should have space for text you will add later.
Check every person before approving
Compare each portrait and every face in a group photo with the corresponding original. Check hair, glasses, clothing, head coverings, and teeth and mouth shape when smiling. In group photos, count the people and check that everyone appears once. AI can omit a person, duplicate someone or change their features.
- Approve individual portraits separately after checking their likeness.
- Review unfinished or unsuitable results and use the available retry controls; image checks do not verify identity.
Save the right downloads
Complete the applicable review and purchase steps in the tool. Once all individual portraits are approved, the portrait ZIP and team grid become available. The grid preserves each portrait's proportions. Group downloads retain the full generated image and its aspect ratio.
- Download the portraits, grid or group image you need before starting over.
- Refreshing clears the current team workspace, so save the files you want to keep first.