Getting a whole family dressed, in one place and smiling at the same moment is the hard part of every family session. Here you start from photos you already have. Pick coordinated outfits once, and each look puts everyone in a new setting: the beach, a park picnic, the sofa at home, a studio backdrop, an autumn walk or the front porch.
How it works
- Upload a group photo, or one clear photo per person
- Choose the outfits (they stay the same in every look)
- Generate one look, or run the Full shoot for all six
Tips for better results
- Faces should be large and sharp in the reference photos. Crop a group photo if people are small in the frame.
- Landscape 4:3 fits groups better than a tall frame. Switch to 3:4 for a family of two or three.
- Check every face before you share. If one person drifts, regenerate that look.
- Coordinated neutrals photograph best. Loud patterns can pull attention away from faces.
What people make with it
- Holiday and birthday cards
- Wall prints and photo books
- Gifts for grandparents who live far away
- Family photos when someone could not make the real session