Portrait
Age Up
Shows the same person thirty years later.
What this effect is
Ageing is not only wrinkles: bone structure becomes more visible, soft tissue descends, hair loses density and colour, and skin reflects light differently. Identity survives through the distance between the eyes and the nose-to-mouth proportion, which do not change with age.
How it runs
- Model
- qwen-image-edit
- Mode
- Image edit
- You bring
- One image
The prompt we send
You can edit this text before generating.
Age the subject forward by about thirty years. More visible bone structure, softened and descended tissue, thinner greyer hair, skin reflecting light with less sheen, eye spacing and nose-to-mouth proportion preserved exactly.
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