How private are images I upload or generate?
Uploads and captures are processed in-browser or via the service's transient processing pipeline. Images are only stored if you explicitly export them; use the delete option after generation to remove temporary copies. For sensitive use, download locally and avoid re-uploading to third-party services. The tool provides explicit export and delete controls so you decide retention.
Can I use generated profile pictures for business or commercial accounts?
Generated images are intended for personal and business profile use, including company pages and professional accounts. The tool provides editable prompts and local downloads so you can manage usage. If you need a specific commercial license, review the service's terms before deploying images in branded or monetized products.
What file types and sizes can I download?
You can download JPG or PNG exports in common avatar sizes (500–1200px recommended). For app icons and overlays, choose transparent PNG. The generator also offers 2x retina PNGs for mobile apps and compressed JPGs for faster web loading.
How do I get consistent avatars across multiple platforms?
Use the prompt editor to lock key attributes (crop, outfit, lighting) and apply the same prompt across multiple exports or batches. Export the same crop and resolution set for each platform, and keep a style note (background color, attire, expression) to reproduce the look for future photos.
Can I batch-generate multiple variants of one photo?
Yes. Use the batch option to create several consistent variants (for example, different backgrounds, lighting, or expressions) while preserving crop and proportions. Name and export batches into organized local folders so you can quickly upload them where needed.
What if the generator misrepresents skin tone, ethnicity, or age?
If results are not faithful to the original identity, adjust the prompt to emphasize preservation (for example, 'preserve skin undertone' or 'minimal smoothing'). Use the tool's redo options and refine prompts incrementally. If issues persist, upload a clearer reference photo or choose a more conservative preset like 'minimal retouch'.
How should I crop for circular vs square avatars?
For circular avatars, center the face with a safe margin so eyes and chin are not cut off by the circle edge. For square avatars, keep a similar safe margin but allow slightly more headroom for profile layouts. The generator provides circular previews and safe-margin guides to help you position the subject correctly.
What should I include in a prompt for a professional headshot?
Concise checklist: lighting (natural soft lighting), crop (3:4 close-up), attire (business-casual blazer), expression (gentle smile), background (neutral gray), and quality tokens (no watermark, realistic skin tones). Example: 'Close-up headshot, 3:4 crop, neutral gray background, natural soft lighting, business-casual blazer, gentle smile, minimal retouch — realistic skin tones, no text, no watermark.'
Which resolution should I choose for mobile vs desktop vs print?
For web and social profiles, 500–1200px square is typically sufficient; choose higher end for crisp display on high-DPI screens. For mobile apps, export a 2x retina PNG. For print-quality headshots, use the largest available export and consult platform requirements — the generator focuses on screen-ready exports rather than print-grade retouching.
How do I remove backgrounds or get transparent PNGs for app icons?
Select the background removal option in the generator, verify edges in the preview to avoid halos, then export as transparent PNG. For best results, use a high-contrast input and review hair edges in the preview; you can request a replacement solid color or brand gradient after background removal.