Question 1

How soon after birth should I take the source photos?

Accepted Answer

For the curled, sleepy look, days five to fourteen. After about three weeks newborns straighten out and sleep less deeply, which changes the shape of the poses — still lovely, just a different set of images.

Question 2

My photos were taken in bad hospital lighting. Will that ruin it?

Accepted Answer

Yellow-green hospital light is recoverable, but it is the hardest input. If you can, add a few frames taken beside a window at home. Mixing four good window shots into a set of hospital photos noticeably improves the result.

Question 3

Can it generate poses my baby was never in?

Accepted Answer

Yes — that is the point. The model learns your baby's features from the uploads and renders them in the classic wrapped and posed setups, including ones that are unsafe to attempt at home.

Question 4

Is this safer than a posed studio session?

Accepted Answer

Physically, yes: composite poses like the "froggy" pose require a spotter in real life. Generating them means nothing is balanced on anything. Always still supervise your own photography.

Question 5

Do I keep commercial rights to the images?

Accepted Answer

Images you generate are yours to use, including on birth announcements and printed products. Full terms are on the pricing page.

Question 6

Can I match photos to the nursery colours?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Name the colour in your prompt — "sage green wrap, oatmeal backdrop" — and generate a matching set so the frames on the nursery wall belong together.

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