The even split
#even-split
Pose / framing: AFace shape: blendHair: blendEyes / brow: blendNose / mouth: blendSkin tone / lighting: blend
Every layer interpolated 50/50. The 'what would our kid look like' baseline.
Recipe gallery
Each card is a real feature-routing config. Drag the blend slider to feel how the global interpolation weight interacts with per-feature layer pinning. The stand-in portraits are procedurally generated; in the studio you upload your own photos.
Try it with your photosHer eyes, his jaw
#her-eyes-his-jaw
Pose / framing: AFace shape: BHair: AEyes / brow: ANose / mouth: blendSkin tone / lighting: blend
Coarse layers (face shape) from B, fine layers (eyes) from A — classic style mixing.
Keep my hair
#keep-my-hair
Pose / framing: AFace shape: blendHair: AEyes / brow: BNose / mouth: BSkin tone / lighting: blend
Mostly B's face, but A's hairstyle survives by pinning the coarse hair layers.
Sibling, not clone
#sibling-not-clone
Pose / framing: AFace shape: blendHair: BEyes / brow: ANose / mouth: blendSkin tone / lighting: A
Small blend on nearby seeds — reads as a relative rather than the same person.
His smile
#his-smile
Pose / framing: AFace shape: AHair: AEyes / brow: ANose / mouth: BSkin tone / lighting: A
Only the nose+mouth layers come from B. Everything else is A.
Tone swap
#tone-swap
Pose / framing: AFace shape: AHair: AEyes / brow: ANose / mouth: ASkin tone / lighting: B
Identity from A, skin-tone layers from B. Shows how isolated the tone control is.
80% Bruno
#mostly-bPose / framing: BFace shape: BHair: BEyes / brow: blendNose / mouth: BSkin tone / lighting: B
Heavy blend toward B with a hint of A in the eyes.
Profile merge
#profile-merge
Pose / framing: BFace shape: blendHair: BEyes / brow: blendNose / mouth: ASkin tone / lighting: blend
Pose taken from B so the merged face turns the same way as the B photo.