AI face generator

Photoreal human faces from a prompt. Or start from a photo you already have.

Morphic's AI face generator renders photoreal human faces from a text prompt or a reference photo. Describe the age, expression, and lighting you want, or start from a face you already have, and the image model builds a portrait that reads as a real person. Lay several versions side by side on the canvas, compare them, and refine until the face is right.

Faces you can create

Generate a face in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Describe or upload

    Write the face you want, naming age, expression, and lighting, or drop in a reference photo to start from a real face.

  3. 03

    Generate and refine

    Render several versions, compare them side by side, and adjust the prompt until the face lands.

Use cases

Faces from a prompt alone

Describe someone in plain language, naming age, expression, and lighting, and the model renders a photoreal portrait that fits the brief. No reference photo needed.

Faces from a prompt alone

Start from a reference photo

Drop in a real face and the model works from it, so you can carry a particular look into a new setting, expression, or lighting setup instead of starting blank.

Start from a reference photo

Characters and casting

Generate a face for a character, then hold it steady across a set with a reference sheet. The same person shows up shot to shot instead of a room of near-strangers.

Characters and casting

Compare on the canvas

Render several faces at once and see them side by side on a free-flowing visual canvas, so choosing the right one is a glance rather than a scroll through chat.

Compare on the canvas

Face prompts to try

Different ages, expressions, and lighting, all from a prompt or a reference photo. Open any prompt to tweak it and generate your own.
Photoreal portrait of a woman in her forties with a warm smile in soft window light

Warm window light

Photoreal portrait of a woman in her forties, warm smile, soft window light

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Photoreal portrait of a young man in dramatic side light against a dark background

Dramatic side light

Photoreal portrait of a young man, dramatic side light, dark background, serious expression

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Photoreal portrait of a man in his sixties with a weathered face in soft daylight

Older gentleman

Photoreal portrait of a man in his sixties, weathered face, soft daylight, gentle smile

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Photoreal outdoor portrait of a young woman in golden hour light with freckles

Outdoor golden hour

Photoreal portrait of a young woman outdoors, golden hour light, freckles, relaxed expression

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Photoreal studio profile portrait of a man with clean key lighting on grey

Studio profile

Photoreal studio profile portrait of a man in his forties, clean single-source key light, plain grey backdrop, sharp neutral casting look

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Photoreal portrait of an older woman with silver hair in soft daylight

Elder character

Photoreal portrait of an older woman with silver hair and kind eyes, soft diffused daylight, natural gentle wrinkles, warm believable tones

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All on Morphic

Your complete face generator toolkit

Simple pricing

Get started for free today, with the option to upgrade or cancel anytime.

Basic

$9/ month
billed as $0 per year

1100 monthly credits

1 user only

All models

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Standard

$24/ month
billed as $0 per year

3625 monthly credits

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Pro

$45/ month
billed as $0 per year

6350 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 4 more at extra cost

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Pro Max

$170/ month
billed as $0 per year

24650 shared monthly credits

1 user

+ up to 9 more at extra cost

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Enterprise

For higher limits

Custom

pricing and billing terms

High-volume credits
Custom seat limits
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Pricing Gradient

Free

For playing around

$0

forever free

Up to 20 credits
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Limited models
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FAQs

How does an AI face generator work?
You describe the face you want in plain language, and an image model renders it as a photoreal portrait. Say the age, the expression, the lighting, and the framing, and the model builds a face that fits. You can also start from a reference photo instead of a prompt, so the model has a real face to work from rather than inventing one from scratch.
Can I generate a face from a prompt alone?
Yes. A text prompt is enough. Describe someone in their fifties with a warm smile under soft window light, or a young face in dramatic side light, and the model renders it. The more specific you are about age, expression, and lighting, the closer the first result lands, so it helps to name those directly.
Can I use a reference photo instead?
Yes. Drop in a photo and the model starts from that face rather than a blank prompt. This is useful when you want a particular look carried into a new setting, expression, or lighting setup. Several reference images can inform one generation, so a face, a wardrobe, and a background can all shape the same shot.
How much control do I have over the result?
You direct age, expression, lighting, angle, and framing through the prompt, then regenerate to push any of them. Because you work on a free-flowing visual canvas, you can lay several versions side by side and compare them instead of scrolling a chat history, which makes dialling in the exact face faster.
Are the generated faces realistic?
That is what the photoreal image models are built for. Skin, light, and expression read as a real portrait rather than an obvious render, especially when you give clear direction on lighting and mood. If a result looks off, adjust the prompt or swap to another model and generate again.
Can I keep the same face across several images?
Yes. Build a reference sheet for the face and pass it into every generation that needs it, so the same person shows up shot to shot. This is how you get a consistent character across a set instead of a gallery of people who only loosely resemble each other.
Which model should I use for faces?
It depends on the look. Morphic gives you a roster of image models in one place, so you can pick the one that renders skin and light best for your subject and swap mid-project without re-uploading anything. Try a couple on the same prompt and keep the one that reads most natural.

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