What photo should I use for an AI mini me?

Use a clear photo of one person where their hair, clothing and pose are visible.

Can the mini me keep my outfit and hairstyle?

It can follow visible details, but an exact match isn’t guaranteed.

What should I check before sharing the result?

Check the face, hands, objects, feet, shadows and perspective.

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AI Mini Me Generator

Turn a portrait into a mini-me scene

Create a small, stylised version of one person within a larger scene for a playful post, card, profile concept or keepsake.

A recognisable mini me

Hair, clothing, pose and colours help retain the subject’s familiar look.

Believable scale

The character should look in proportion to nearby objects.

One simple interaction

A single action helps keep the composite clear.

Grounded placement

Feet, shadows and contact points help the character feel grounded in the scene.

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A small character with a clear role

The character can stand on a desk, hold an object, wave beside the subject or appear in a familiar setting.

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A convincing mini-me composite

The face, hair, clothing, hands, feet, objects, shadows and perspective should fit together. If the character looks like it’s floating or no longer resembles the subject, simplify the interaction.

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For visual concepts, not measured 3D assets

Use the result for a post, card or visual idea. It’s a 2D image, not a 3D model or product file.

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