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Review by eFreeware

AI Photo Generator is a free photo creation app from Dijital Elma, published in the Photography category and built around artificial intelligence that turns photos and typed ideas into new images. It has passed a million installs since its release in late November 2024, and it holds a 3.6 average from 761 ratings. The main reason to consider it is breadth: instead of one trick, it bundles portrait generation, hairstyle previews, face swapping, aging filters and cartoon avatars into a single install.

That breadth is also what makes it hard to place at a glance. Some of what it does is playful and disposable, the sort of edit you make once and share. Other parts, particularly the headshot tool, are pitched at something more lasting, like a profile picture or a resume photo. Whether the app is worth your time depends on which of those two jobs you actually have in mind.

It carries ads and offers in-app purchases, so the free download is not the whole picture. I'd treat it as a toolbox to dip into for specific results rather than an app you'd keep open all day.

Portraits that aim for a professional look

The headshot feature is the most conventional thing here, and probably the one with the clearest practical use. According to the developer, it produces realistic portraits in a studio style, with the stated goal of images suitable for resumes, social profiles or professional contexts. The pitch is that it highlights facial features with precision and style, which is the sort of claim I'd take as a target rather than a guarantee.

For anyone who needs a decent picture of themselves and doesn't want to book a photographer, that's an appealing shortcut. The same idea extends to the hairstyle tool, where you can preview different cuts and colors on your own face before committing at a salon. That's a genuinely useful thing to be able to do, and it saves you a consultation you might regret.

There's a black and white option as well, described as a high-contrast effect for elegant, dramatic or vintage-style images. It's a small feature next to the rest, but it rounds out the portrait side of the app for people who want a moodier version of the same shot. The developer also mentions portraits representing a range of ethnicities and cultures, framed as a way to generate more inclusive imagery.

The playful side: swaps, aging and cartoons

Face swapping is the headline novelty. The app maps faces intelligently, according to the developer, so you can put yourself into a photo with friends, family or celebrities. Results are described as natural and fast, and the framing is squarely humorous. This is the feature most likely to get shared in a group chat and forgotten by the next day, which is fine as long as that's what you want from it.

The Make Me Old filter does roughly what the name suggests, generating an aged version of your face. The results are meant to look realistic and entertaining, and there's an obvious appeal in seeing a rough projection of yourself decades from now. Cartoonify takes a different direction, converting selfies into cartoon avatars in cute, bold or comic styles. Between the two, there's a decent range of ways to reuse a single photo.

The Clothes Changer lets you swap outfits virtually, which the developer suggests for fashion previews or playful edits. It's the kind of tool that sounds more useful in theory than in practice, since fit and fabric are hard to judge from a generated image, but as a way to test a look before buying, it has a reasonable case. Photo Animate rounds things out by adding motion to still images, aimed at social media stories and similar content.

Typing an idea and getting a picture back

Text to image is the one feature here that isn't tied to a photo you already have. You type a description and the app generates an image from it, whether that's a surreal landscape, a fantasy creature or something abstract. It promises full control over concept, composition and style, which is the standard claim for this kind of tool and worth reading as ambition rather than a specification.

What I like about its placement in this app is that it doesn't require you to start with a selfie. If you want a background, a poster or just something strange to look at, you can work from words alone. The background changer covers similar ground from the other direction, removing the background from an existing photo and replacing it with a beach, a cityscape or something abstract in a single tap.

There are also themed templates for producing visuals quickly, described as suitable for content creators and casual users alike. Templates are the least glamorous part of the list, but they're often the fastest route to something usable when you don't want to think about settings. Taken together, this group of tools is where the app is at its most flexible.

What you need before you start

For most features, the starting point is your own photos. Headshots, hairstyles, face swaps, aging, clothes changes and cartoons all work from images you supply, so having a few clear, well-lit pictures on hand is the practical prerequisite.

Text to image is the exception, since it runs on typed descriptions rather than source photos. Everything else in the app is a transformation of something you bring to it. That's a simple enough requirement, but it does mean the quality of what you feed in matters more than any setting you can adjust afterward.

The app is free to download, shows ads and offers in-app purchases. Beyond that, I'd go in expecting the free experience to be the baseline. The most recent update was in early October 2026 and consisted of performance improvements and bug fixes aimed at faster, more reliable generation, which suggests the developer is still actively working on the app rather than leaving it as it launched.

Where this app fits in your camera roll

The people most likely to get value here are casual creators who want a variety of quick transformations without installing five separate apps. If you make social content, change your profile picture often, or enjoy the kind of edit that gets a reaction from friends, the range on offer covers a lot of ground. The headshot and hairstyle tools in particular have a practical edge that the novelty filters don't.

It's less obviously suited to anyone who needs consistent, controlled editing. The app is built around generation rather than adjustment, and the developer's framing is creative and fun rather than precise. If your goal is retouching a photo to look exactly as it did, only better, this isn't the tool that's being described.

The 3.6 rating from 761 ratings is worth weighing. That's a middling score, and with only 29 written reviews, there isn't a large body of user commentary to dig into. A million-plus installs tells you plenty of people have tried it; the average tells you not all of them were delighted. I'd set expectations accordingly and judge it on the specific feature you came for.

A broad toolkit for casual photo experiments

AI Photo Generator is best understood as a collection of small tools rather than one polished product. Headshots, hairstyle previews, face swaps, aging, cartoons, outfit changes, animation, background replacement, templates and text to image all sit under one roof, and the developer has kept adding to that list since launch. For a free app with ads and in-app purchases, that's a lot of surface area to explore.

My recommendation is for people who enjoy experimenting and don't need every result to be perfect. If you want to see yourself with a different haircut, an older face, a cartoon avatar or a swapped identity in a group photo, the app covers those jobs in one place. The headshot tool gives it a more serious use case for anyone who needs a presentable profile picture without arranging a shoot.

If you're looking for fine control over an edit, or for results you can rely on every single time, the middling rating and the generative approach suggest you should try a feature or two before committing to it as your main photo app. As a free download with a wide feature list, it's easy enough to find out which camp you fall into.

What's new in version 1.3.6

• Under-the-hood performance improvements and bug fixes for faster, more reliable AI photo generation. Thank you for creating with us!