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Reunion AI photo Studio

Everyone in one photograph, at last

Some family photos were never taken. The people were in different cities, or different decades. Send us the photos you do have, and we will build the portrait that was missing.

  • Your photos stay private
  • Deleted after 30 days
  • Failed renders are refunded
Back row
Grandma Grandpa Dad
Front row
Mum Ada Theo

Back row stands behind and slightly higher, partly overlapped by the people in front. Usually the taller adults.

Front row sits nearest the camera and reads largest. Usually children, and whoever the photograph is really about.

Drag anyone between the rows or along a row, and the studio builds the portrait in that arrangement.

Three steps

The part that makes this different from every other AI photo tool is the middle one. You decide the composition rather than hoping for it.

  1. 01

    Add everyone

    Drop in one photo of each person and give them a name. Old scans, phone snaps, whatever you have. Up to eight people in one frame.

  2. 02

    Stage the shot

    Drag each face onto the stage. Front row, back row, who stands beside whom. Grandma in the middle, because of course she is.

  3. 03

    Develop it

    Pick a look, press the button, and get back more than one version to choose between. Print it, share it, or bring it to life as a short clip.

What people use it for

The grandparent the children never met

A portrait with everyone in it, built from the photographs that do exist.

The relative who could not fly in

Add them to the group shot from the wedding, seated properly, lit to match.

The shoebox in the cupboard

Repair the tears and water damage, undo the fading, bring back the colour.

The card that goes out in December

One coordinated family portrait without hiring a photographer or wrangling anyone.

Looks you can start from

One tap sets the tool, the lighting and the framing. Change anything you like afterwards.

Four generations Great-grandparent through to the baby, staged by age
The missing seat Bring someone who could not be there into the frame
Just the siblings Close, informal, shoulder to shoulder
Add colour Bring a black and white photo to life
Undo the fading Correct yellowing and lost contrast
Mend tears and creases Rebuild missing corners and folds
Ready for the wall Enlarge for framing without going plastic
Holiday card Warm, festive, room for a greeting
Birthday table Everyone gathered behind the cake
Graduation day Family around the graduate
Halloween costumes Everyone in a different costume, faces still visible
Ugly sweaters in the snow Loud festive knitwear, falling snow, everyone laughing

About your photographs

These are pictures of your family, so it is worth being plain about what happens to them.

  • Uploads go to a private folder that cannot be reached from the web, and never enter the public media library.
  • Location data is stripped from every photo as it arrives.
  • Everything, uploads and finished portraits alike, is deleted automatically after 30 days.
  • Nothing appears publicly unless you press share on a finished portrait yourself.

What it costs

Credits, not subscriptions you forget about. One credit is one portrait, and every run gives you more than one version.

Starter 5 credits, $1.98 each
$9.90
Studio 40 credits, $1.48 each
$59.00

Before you start

Will it still look like my family?
That is the whole job, so it is what the studio protects hardest. Every render is instructed to keep each face exactly as photographed: no slimming, no smoothing, no lightening, no quietly making anyone younger. If a result does drift, run it again on a different engine, and tell us, because that is a bug rather than a quirk.
What photos should I send?
One clear photo of each person, with their face reasonably visible and roughly facing the camera. Phone snaps are fine. Old scans are fine. A face in sharp focus matters far more than a high resolution file, and sunglasses, deep shadow or heavy motion blur are the things that cause trouble.
Who can see my photos?
Only you. Uploads are stored in a private folder that is not reachable from the web and never enter the site media library. Location data is stripped on upload. Everything is deleted automatically after 30 days. Nothing is shared publicly unless you choose to share a finished portrait yourself.
How long does it take?
A portrait usually lands in under a minute. Motion clips take a few minutes because there is far more to render. You can close the tab: the work carries on and the result will be waiting on your contact sheet.
What if I do not like it?
Every run gives you more than one version to choose between, and you can rearrange the staging and run it again. If a render fails outright, the credits go straight back to your balance without you asking.
Can I print it?
Yes. Portraits come back large enough for a framed print, and there is an enlarge tool for anything you want to hang bigger. Downloads have no watermark on a paid balance.
Is this honest? It is not a real photograph.
No, it is not, and it should not be passed off as one. It is a portrait built from real photographs of real people, in the same spirit as a painted family portrait. Families use it for a grandparent who died before the grandchildren arrived, or for relatives who have never been in the same country at once. We would rather you call it what it is.

The photograph you wish someone had taken

Open the studio

Solo

$149.00 /month

1 site

One studio, one photographer, everything included

  • Every tool and look
  • Your own branding
  • Your own Stripe, you keep every sale
  • Email support

Agency

$899.00 /month

10 sites

Run studios for your own clients

  • Everything in Studio
  • Ten sites
  • Install for clients under their own brands
  • Marketplace payouts to photographers
  • Direct line for support

What it actually costs to run

The licence is not your only expense, and we would rather you knew that now than in month two. You pay an image provider for every portrait your customers generate, and Stripe takes its cut of what they pay you. On current provider pricing a single portrait costs somewhere in the region of a few cents to a few tens of cents depending on which engine you choose, and a motion clip costs several times that.

The point of the model is that you set your own prices, so those costs sit inside your margin rather than ours. Price a portrait at what a photographer would charge and the arithmetic works comfortably. Price it at a dollar and it will not.

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