Question 1

What should I wear in the photos I upload?

Accepted Answer

Something fitted and plain — a bodycon dress, leggings and a stretched top, or activewear. The generated gown replaces what you are wearing, but a clear silhouette gives it the right shape to work from.

Question 2

Can I do this after the baby is born?

Accepted Answer

The model works from the body in your uploads, so it renders the bump you photographed. If you want maternity portraits, use photos taken while pregnant — even phone snaps from week 20 are enough.

Question 3

Will the bump look natural?

Accepted Answer

It reproduces the shape in your source photos. Where it goes wrong is when uploads are all baggy jumpers, because then it has to guess. Two or three fitted-clothing frames fix that entirely.

Question 4

Can my partner and older children be in the photos?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Upload each person, then generate group frames. Expect the strongest likeness on whoever is largest in the composition, so favour setups where faces are close to the camera.

Question 5

How do I get the golden-hour look specifically?

Accepted Answer

Say it explicitly: "backlit, sun just above the horizon, warm haze, lens flare, shot on 85mm at f/1.8". Naming the focal length and aperture is the single biggest upgrade to any prompt here.

Question 6

Can I use these commercially, for example as a doula or midwife?

Accepted Answer

Yes, generated images are licensed for commercial use under your plan. If you are photographing clients, get their written consent before uploading their photos.

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