First prediction free
What will our
baby look like?
It’s the question every couple asks the ceiling at midnight. Give the predictor a photo of each of you and it answers with a face — composed from your actual features, rendered in half a minute, and ready to be filmed, framed and argued over.
Two photos in · half a minute · no card needed
Her photo

His photo

An actual prediction — composed from the two photos above, then filmed revealing itself
How it works
Ask, answer, keep playing
Hand over two photos
One of each of you — front-facing, decent light. The predictor reads the geometry of both faces.
Get your answer
Pick boy or girl and an age. Half a minute later there’s a face in the frame, and it has your nose.
Do everything with it
Film it, age it to 80, restage it, redraw it as art, card it, name it. One answer, a whole toybox.
Baby videos
Predictions that refuse to sit still
Every clip below is a real render from this studio — tap the speaker to hear the ones that talk.
The reveal
Your two portraits drift together, glow, and resolve into the prediction. The site’s signature video.
Roll cameraGrowing-up video
Twelve unbroken seconds of childhood — the prediction ages to eighteen in one continuous shot.
Roll cameraTalking baby
Write the line and the prediction delivers it out loud — tiny voice, lips in sync, costume optional.
Roll cameraArt video
Repainted as anime or watercolor, then animated without ever slipping back into a photo.
Roll cameraCustom video
Direct your own scene in a sentence — an astronaut, a chef, a rockstar — and the studio shoots it.
Roll cameraDancing baby
Breakdance, moonwalk or the robot, performed with completely unearned confidence.
Roll cameraAfter the answer
One face, a whole toybox

Grow the prediction
Same face, more years — render them at any age from 1 to 80, guided by both parents’ features.

Photoshoot studio
Newborn wraps, cake smash, holiday sets — the imaginary studio is always free that afternoon.

Art styles
Twelve mediums for one face — anime, 3D cartoon, watercolor, comic, pop art and more.

Announcement cards
Name and date, hand-lettered around the face — ready for everyone who keeps asking.

Family photo preview
You, your partner and the prediction in one frame — a photo from a year that hasn’t happened.

Twins & names
Ask the doubles question, then ask what to call them — names with origins and meanings.
One-tap films
Ready-made moments
Pick one and the studio handles the rest — short finished films, most with sound.
The questions before the question
How does the baby predictor work?
It reads a photo of each of you — eye shape, nose bridge, jawline, hair, skin tone — and composes a brand-new face that sits plausibly between the two. You choose boy or girl and an age; the predictor paints the rest in about half a minute.
How much does it cost?
Your opening prediction is free with no card. Everything after runs on small one-time credit packs from $4.99 — more predictions, films, photoshoots, art styles, cards and name rounds. There is no subscription to cancel because there is no subscription.
How accurate is it?
Honest answer: it is an educated, affectionate guess. The predictor grounds every face in real measurements from your two photos, so the resemblance is real — but genetics keeps its surprises, and that is half the fun of re-rolling.
What happens after the prediction?
The face becomes a starting point. Film it revealing, talking, dancing or growing up; restage it in themed photoshoots; redraw it as anime; put it on an announcement card; grow it to any age up to 80; or ask for names that suit it.