Photo to photo
AI Photo from Your Photo
Upload a picture and Wibee's AI creates new shots in different looks and styles while keeping your likeness.
The short version
- What is it?
- Photo-to-photo generation creates new AI images from your picture while preserving your recognizable features.
- How does it work?
- You upload a source photo, choose a style, and Wibee's AI generates new shots in a few minutes.
- Who is it for?
- For anyone who wants many looks from one photo: avatars, social, portfolios, and profiles.
- How do I do it in Wibee?
- Open the Wibee studio, pick a preset, upload your photo, and start the generation to get a set of new shots.
What the service can do
This is a transfer mode: the source decides who is in the frame, the preset decides what is around them.
Appearance transfer
Facial features are taken from your shot and carried into a new scene.
A different setting
Background, light, wardrobe and mood come from the chosen scenario, not from the original frame.
Repeating a scene you liked
A dedicated mode takes a reference frame plus up to five of your photos and reproduces the scene with your likeness.
Proportion hints
In scene-repeat mode you can state height and weight — it affects the build in the frame.
How the technology works
The model receives two independent signals: an anchor image and a text description of the target scene.
The likeness anchor
The sharper the face in the source, the more stable the likeness across frames.
Several angles
Scene-repeat mode accepts up to five shots — more angles let the model assemble the likeness more precisely.
Framing selection
The output aspect ratio is picked from the reference rather than assigned blindly.
Which photo to upload
The source matters most here: it is the only information the model has about your appearance.
Works well
- One JPG, PNG or WEBP file up to 10 MB.
- The face takes up a noticeable part of the frame and is not covered by a hand, cup or microphone.
- Even lighting — daylight by a window or soft indoor light, with no hard shadow across the face.
- Eyes on the camera or a three-quarter angle: that is how the model reads facial geometry.
- If the mode accepts several photos, add different angles rather than copies of one frame.
Better replaced
- Group shots: the model has no way to tell whose face to carry over.
- Dark, blurry, heavily compressed messenger photos.
- Heavy beauty filters and retouching — they already rewrote the features there is nothing left to transfer.
- Sunglasses, masks, hoods, deep shadow across half the face.
What you get
The output is a new image, not a filtered source.
A recognisable likeness
The face stays yours; scene, light and wardrobe change.
A set or a single frame
Depends on the mode: a preset returns a set, scene repeat returns one image.
The source is preserved
Your uploaded photo is visible on the generation card, so there is something to compare against.
Download as an archive
Every file from the generation comes in one zip.
Example use cases
Repeat a Pinterest frame
A scene you liked, reproduced with your own appearance.
Refresh an old photo
The same person, but in a modern shoot with decent light.
A consistent profile set
Several frames in one style instead of mismatched snapshots.
Try on a look
See how a different wardrobe or hairstyle reads before booking a salon.
How to make AI photos from a photo
- 1
Upload one clear photo of your face.
- 2
Choose a style or look from the catalog.
- 3
Start the generation of new shots.
- 4
Download the results in high resolution.
Limitations
The boundaries of appearance transfer.
- Scene-repeat mode has no free-text prompt: the reference defines the scene.
- Height and weight are hints to the model, not an exact body calculation.
- The model reproduces your appearance rather than copying it pixel by pixel: small details — moles, scars, text on clothing — do not always survive.
- Hands, jewellery and background text remain the weak spot of diffusion models; a frame with prominent hands is worth regenerating.
- You may only upload your own photos or images you hold the rights to — this is confirmed before every run.
- Adult material, images of children in inappropriate contexts and attempts to pass a result off as a real event are rejected by moderation.
- Generated files are kept for 7 days — download them right away; the operation history stays in your profile either way.
Why Wibee
Keeps your likeness
New shots stay recognizably you.
One photo in
A single picture is enough — no photo set.
Many looks
One photo turns into many styles and angles.
Pay for results
Tokens are charged only for the generation.
Examples
Wibee preset previews — this is what the selected style produces. Each example opens its preset in the studio.
Presets for this job
Ready-made shooting scenarios from the catalog — each has its own page with examples and a price.
- Bubble BathGenerate a large cinematic shot in a luxurious bubble bath. In the image: a girl lies in lush foam, damp strands softly falling on her face, pink neon lighting and light cinematic grain.50 tokens
- Meeting at the CafeGenerate a cinematic portrait in a street cafe in natural light. In the image: a man in a gray tracksuit and black vest sits at a table with coffee, keys and a phone on the table…25 tokens
- Man in WhiteGenerate a studio portrait with soft light that highlights fabric texture. In the image: a man in a white suit sits sideways on a metal chair in a relaxed pose…50 tokens
- Watermelon SummerGenerate a bright shot in a red studio with a juicy summer accent. In the image: a girl holds a large watermelon slice to her face, a diagonal pose, large tropical leaves in the foreground…25 tokens
- Cinematic PortraitGenerate a cinematic portrait with light grain in an editorial style. In the image: a man in a black oversized suit sits leaning on his knee, lighting a cigarette…25 tokens
- The GraduateGenerate a soft artistic studio portrait in a restrained palette. In the image: a young man crouches with a white balloon and calligraphic 'Class of 2026' lettering…25 tokens
Related articles
Breakdowns and practice: what drives the result and how to read a failed generation.
- Photo-to-Photo Generation: How Likeness Is Actually PreservedWhat the model reads from the source, why likeness and stylisation always compete, and how to find the balance for a given task.7 min
- How Many Photos a Model Needs to Recognise a PersonOne shot, a set of five, or training on dozens — different technologies with different outcomes. What each approach gives, and when the effort pays off.7 min
- Reference Photos: How Someone Else's Frame Sets the Scene for Your PortraitHow roles divide between the reference and the portrait: what comes from the scene, what from your face, where the boundary runs, and which references work best.7 min
- Recreating a Shot You Liked: Transferring Composition to Your Own PhotoThe "I found a beautiful shot and want the same" scenario. What transfers, what does not, how to pick a workable example, and why not every frame is reproducible.7 min
Frequently asked questions
What photo should I upload?
One clear photo with your face well lit and visible.
Will my likeness stay?
Yes, the AI works from your photo and keeps recognizable features.
How many shots do I get?
The number depends on the preset you choose.
Can I use the shots anywhere?
Yes, download the finished images and use them as you like.
How many of my photos can I upload?
One for ordinary presets. One to five in scene-repeat mode.
Will the clothing from my photo be kept?
No — the scenario sets the wardrobe. The source contributes your appearance, not your outfit.
Can I upload someone else’s photo?
Only with their consent and with rights to the image — this is confirmed before the run.
Why does the result differ from the reference?
The model reproduces a scene rather than copying it: light and composition carry over, details are rebuilt from scratch.
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