AI Yearbook Photos

The yearbook trend: see yourself as a student in the 70s, 80s, 90s or 2000s, with era-accurate hair, clothes and that school photo backdrop. Run every era at once.

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1 to 4 clear photos of the same person. Face visible, good light, no sunglasses.

Prompt sent to the model

American high school yearbook portrait of the person in the reference photos from the 1990s, era-accurate hairstyle and clothing, classic mottled school portrait backdrop, soft flash, slightly faded film print. Keep the face and identity the same.

One image per look (70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s) with the same photos and model, 60 credits each. A look that fails is refunded.

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Until you press Generate, this is a sample the tool made.

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Sample made with Nano Banana, 60 credits

The yearbook trend never really goes away. Pick an era and see yourself with the hair, clothes and blue-gray backdrop of an old school portrait, printed on slightly faded film. The Full shoot gives you all four decades in one run.

How it works

  1. Upload a selfie
  2. Pick an era, or run the Full shoot for all four
  3. Post your favorite, or all four as a carousel

Tips for better results

  • A neutral expression reads more like a real yearbook photo.
  • Try a group: generate each friend in the same era and post them together.
  • Keep the 3:4 frame. It matches the proportions of real yearbook prints.

What people make with it

  • Trend posts and carousels
  • Reunion invitations
  • Birthday throwbacks

Questions

Which era looks best?

The 1990s is the most popular. The 1980s gives the biggest hair.

Can I get all four eras?

Yes. Run the Full shoot and you get one portrait per era from the same photos, ready for a carousel post.

How much does it cost?

Each image uses credits from your plan. The exact number shows on the Generate button before you spend anything. A Full shoot costs the per-image price times the number of looks, and any look that fails is refunded on its own. New accounts get free credits to try it.