EASELOne photo.
Endless looks.
Easel makes a picture out of a photo you already have. Pick a look, a royal oil portrait or a boxed action figure, and wait about half a minute. The face in it is still yours.
iPhone · iOS 18 or later · one credit makes one picture
Your photo
Action Figure
Royal Portrait
Pop Art
Movie PosterHow a picture gets made
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Choose a photo
One you already have, or one you take there and then. You pick every photo yourself — Easel never goes looking through your library.
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Pick a look
A studio headshot, a wanted poster, you on the Moon. Every look carries a real example, so you know what you are buying.
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Watch it being painted
The finished picture waits in the Gallery. Save it to Photos, share it, or open it again later for another take.
Every look is a real result
Each one below is Easel's own output, made from the single photograph at the top of this page. Nothing here is a mock-up or stock art.
No look quite right? Say what to change.
Easel makes the picture again with that changed. Or describe a look from scratch and skip the catalogue altogether.
- “warmer colours”
- “add falling snow”
- “a city skyline behind”
- “make it black and white”
- “more like a woodcut”
- “give me a 1970s album sleeve”
What a credit buys
- One credit, one pictureWhichever look you choose. No look costs more than another.
- Three to start, then packsYour first three are free. After that, credits are bought in the app, in packs of 15, 30 or 70.
- Credits never expireThey sit with the app until you use them.
- A picture that fails is refundedAutomatically, every time. And if one isn't right, tell us from the result screen; for the first five, we offer the credit back.
- Your photos stay yoursTo make each picture, your photo goes to fal.ai, which runs it through an image model made by OpenAI. If that call fails for a technical reason, a model made by Google is tried once instead. You choose every photo, and we never sell them. Privacy.
From the studio
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Why it is still your face
The prompt behind every look ends with a clause about the face. It is why a figure modelled in clay still has your nose.
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How we chose the looks
Eleven categories, and a lot of looks that did not make it in. A look gets in only if you can tell it from its neighbour.
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Say what to change
The catalogue is a starting point. The sentence you type afterwards is where most of the good pictures come from.
Try it on a photo you already like.
Your first three are free.
