AI Profile Picture & Avatar Generator

Upload a clear, front-facing photo, name one style and add “keep the same face and identity”. Seedream 5.0 Pro kept likeness best across six styles in our tests, from a 3D avatar to a clean professional shot. Use a simple background and keep your face centred so it still reads as a small circle. Use your own photo, or one you have permission to use.

Yes, to start. A new Kenerate account gets free starter credits on sign-up, and Flux 2 Dev is on the free plan for drafts. Seedream 5.0 Pro, which kept faces best in our tests, uses one-time credit packs rather than a subscription, and credits never expire. Downloads are square and carry no watermark.

Any style you can name. We tested six with Seedream 5.0 Pro — 3D avatar, watercolor, neon cyberpunk, flat vector, gamer and clean professional — and anime and cartoon work too. Name one style per prompt, add “keep the same face and identity”, and compare a few results to find the one that still looks most like you.

Yes. Upload a clear, front-facing photo and ask for an anime-style profile picture, adding “keep the same face and identity”. The anime tile in the comparison on this page is a Seedream 5.0 Pro edit of the same portrait as the 3D and watercolor versions. Keep the background simple and your face centred so it still reads inside a small circle.

Not quite. This AI profile picture generator makes casual and stylised avatars — 3D, anime, neon, flat vector, gamer — from your photo. For a realistic professional headshot for LinkedIn or a company site, use the AI headshot generator, which focuses on business portraits. Both keep your face recognisable when you ask them to, and both start from your own photo.

Yes, to start. Sign up free for 25 starter credits, upload a clear photo in /app/image and pick Flux 2 Dev, which is on the free plan, for drafts. Seedream 5.0 Pro kept likeness best in our tests at 13.5 credits per image, or 27 at 2K, paid from one-time credit packs that never expire. Downloads carry no watermark.

Upload a front-facing, well-lit photo, then write one sentence: the style, one detail to keep and “keep the same face and identity” — for example “Turn me into a cartoon avatar, same glasses and smile, flat pastel background. Keep the same face and identity.” Generate two or three versions, keep the closest one and download it square.

Yes. Skip the upload and describe the person instead — hair, face shape, clothing, style and background — for a fictional avatar made from text alone. It will not look like you, but it is useful for anonymous accounts, game characters or brand mascots. Reuse the result as a reference image to keep the same avatar across new poses.

Short and specific: one style, one or two details to keep, a simple background and “keep the same face and identity”. The six prompts in the gallery on this page are real ones — 3D clay avatar, neon cyberpunk, watercolor, flat vector, gamer and professional — and the prompt list further down adds cartoon, anime, pixel art, chibi and fantasy versions.

Square. A square image works on every platform, and all the examples here were made square with Seedream 5.0 Pro; Nano Banana 2's square output also suits avatars. Keep your face centred because most platforms crop to a circle, and use a simple background with strong contrast so the picture stays recognisable at thumbnail size.