Every face kept exactly as it is

Combine separate photos into one family portrait

Upload a few photos - one person or several in each - and get one natural group portrait of everyone together. Every face stays exactly as it is in your photos; only the setting is new.

2–6 photos in, one portrait out. Each generated portrait is 10 credits - about $0.30.

The photo you have
you two, last summer
The photo they sent
grandparents, abroad
One family portrait
everyone together - studio, living room, garden or by the tree; faces untouched, everyone exactly once
Why this exists

Someone is always missing from the photo.

Whoever holds the camera never makes it into the frame. Half the family lives a flight away. The last photo of absolutely everyone together is a decade old. The photos exist - just never the same one.

Scattered families

Grandparents in one country, kids in another. Everyone sends a recent photo, and the portrait that never got the chance to happen gets composed from what you each have.

Holiday cards

Pick the festive setting - tree, string lights, fireplace glow - and optionally matching winter knits, and the card photo is done without herding eleven people into one room in December.

The photographer, finally in frame

The person who takes every family photo is in almost none of them. Add one clear photo of them to the pile and they're in the portrait like they always should have been.

How it works

Three steps to everyone in one frame.

1

Upload 2–6 photos

Each can show one person or several. Clear, well-lit shots where faces are easy to see work best - recent phone photos are fine, scans of prints work too.

2

Pick the setting

Studio portrait, home living room, garden, or the festive holiday scene. Clothing stays as-is by default, or switch everyone to coordinated outfits.

3

Download the portrait

Renders in a few minutes. Generate a couple of variants and keep the one where everyone looks most like themselves - each is 10 credits.

Setting

Studio portrait Home living room Garden & outdoor Festive / holiday card
Family group portrait in a studio settingStudio
Family group portrait in a home living roomLiving room
Family group portrait in a gardenGarden
Family group portrait in a festive holiday settingFestive

Clothing

As in the photos Coordinated outfits Matching winter knits

Framing

Classic print (3:4) Portrait (4:5) Square (1:1) Wide (16:9)
Pricing

Buy credits. 10 credits = 1 portrait.

A merge usually takes a few variants to get everyone at their best. Credits never expire and work across every Phoxel niche - restoration and colorization included. Sign up and get 20 free credits - your first 2 photos are on us.

Starter

$6
200 credits · $0.30/portrait
  • 20 portraits - plenty of variants
  • Try several settings
  • JPG download
Get starter

Plus

$15
600 credits · $0.25/portrait
  • 60 portraits
  • Card photo + album set
  • Save 17% vs starter
Get plus

Studio

$49
3000 credits · $0.16/portrait
  • 300 portraits
  • The whole extended family, every occasion
  • Save 46% vs starter
Get studio
FAQ

Merge questions, answered straight.

No. Every person is locked to their own reference photo - same facial structure, same features, same apparent age, same hairstyle. No beautifying, no de-aging, no reinvention. The generation also guarantees the head-count: everyone from your photos appears exactly once, nobody is invented and nobody is dropped.
Two to six. Each photo can show one person or several - a couple here, the grandparents there, one more with the kids. We combine every person who appears across all of them into one group portrait. Clear, well-lit photos where faces are easy to see work best.
By default everyone wears exactly what they wear in their own photo. If your photos mix seasons - beach shirts in one, winter coats in another - you can switch to coordinated outfits or matching winter knits so the portrait reads as one moment. Clothing is the only thing we'll restyle, and only if you ask.
It's an AI-composed portrait built from your real photos - the people are real, the gathering is composed. For the family album and the holiday card that's exactly the point; if you share it somewhere the story isn't known, we'd encourage saying it's a composite.
We built a separate, quieter tool for that. The memorial keepsake portrait adds a person you've lost into an existing family photo - rather than composing a new scene - and the page around it is written with the care that subject deserves.
No. Buy a pack and use it whenever - credits sit in your account until you spend them, and they work across every Phoxel niche, photo restoration and colorization included.

More on how this works:

The three reference photos that decide whether your AI shots are usableWhat AI actually changes in a photo - and what it isn't allowed to touch

The photos already exist. The portrait doesn't - yet.

2–6 photos in, one family portrait out. From $6 in credits, and whatever's left works on every other niche.

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