Creator
$19/month
Billed monthly
For solo creators posting every week
500 credits every month
- Up to 250 age edits
- Up to 50 AI videos
- Up to 1.5 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 1,000 credits
AI age filter
See the same face at 25, 50 and 85.
Pick an age, then add a portrait. The image editor ages the face, or takes years off it, and keeps the rest of the photo.
Plans from $19 a month
Prompt · 70
Show her at 70: silver-white hair, deep smile lines, lower eyelids that sag a little, and thinner skin with a few age spots. Keep it the same person: the same face shape, eye color, nose, freckles, moles and skin tone. Keep the pose, expression, clothing, framing, lighting and background exactly the same.
Silver hair, deep smile lines and a few age spots on her forehead.
Edited to 70
Prompt · 70
Show her at 70: silver-white hair, deep smile lines, lower eyelids that sag a little, and thinner skin with a few age spots. Keep it the same person: the same face shape, eye color, nose, freckles, moles and skin tone. Keep the pose, expression, clothing, framing, lighting and background exactly the same.
Silver hair, deep smile lines and a few age spots on her forehead.
Decade by decade, up closeWhat the filter changes, and what it keeps
Every crop is cut from the same spot in all six frames, so you can follow the lines, the gray and the folds as they come in.
Hair and forehead
Gray starts at the temples at 50 and covers her head by 70. Age spots show up on the forehead after that.
Eyes
Lines start at the outer corners, then the lids grow heavier. Her eye color stays.
Mouth and jaw
Smile lines deepen and the lips thin. By 85 the skin along the jaw folds.
25
38Photo
50
60
70
85
Hair and forehead
Gray starts at the temples at 50 and covers her head by 70. Age spots show up on the forehead after that.
25
38 · photo
50
60
70
85
Eyes
Lines start at the outer corners, then the lids grow heavier. Her eye color stays.
25
38 · photo
50
60
70
85
Mouth and jaw
Smile lines deepen and the lips thin. By 85 the skin along the jaw folds.
25
38 · photo
50
60
70
85
Older or youngerBoth ways, from a car selfie
The same prompt shape works on a casual phone photo. He is 45 in the middle frame. The other two are edits of it.
25
Edit
Show him at 25: thick dark hair with no gray, smooth skin with no lines, a fuller face, a firmer jawline, and short dark stubble.
45
His photo
75
Edit
Show him at 75: thin white hair, a short white beard, deep lines across his forehead and around his eyes, and looser skin on his neck.
How to use the aging filterThree steps, one photo
- 1
Upload a clear portrait
Open the image editor and add a sharp, front-facing photo in even light. Hair, glasses or a hand over the face hide what the edit needs to age.
- 2
Name the age and what changes
Write the age as a number and two to four changes you expect, like gray at the temples. End with the sentence that keeps the face and the photo.
- 3
Compare it with your photo
Put the result next to the original and check the eyes, the nose and any marks. Run it again for a second take, or change one word and run it.
Every run is differentOne prompt, two 70-year-olds
Same photo, same 70 prompt, run twice. Drag across the frame. The first run put a large age spot at her temple. The second left the temple clear and scattered small spots across her forehead instead.
Where an age edit goes wrongFour slips, and the fix for each
Each pair is from this page's own renders.
1. Younger moves less
Her photo, 38 
Asked for 25 Going back thirteen years smoothed her skin and filled her cheeks a little. Her face shape stayed, so she reads closer to 30 than to 25.
Fix: Expect a smaller change going younger than going older. Name the hair, skin and lines you want gone.
2. It can skip part of the prompt
His photo, 45 Asked for thin white hair at 75 The 75 prompt asked for thin white hair. The edit turned his hair white and lined his face, but left his hair as thick as it was at 45.
Fix: If a change you named is missing, run it again or say it plainer, like a receding hairline with thin white hair.
3. It can't see what the photo never showed
His photo, about 58 
Asked for 30 He is bald in the photo, and the prompt asked for a dark beard but said nothing about the hair on his head. At 30 the model kept him bald, because the photo can't tell it what his hair looked like.
Fix: If you know how your hair looked at that age, write it in the prompt. Otherwise the edit keeps what it sees.
4. A vague prompt picks the age
Her photo, 38 
Three-word prompt"Make her old." Three words gave her graying hair and lines that look about 60. The prompt named no age, so the model chose one.
Fix: Write a number and two to four changes you expect at that age, then the keep sentence.
What to write for each ageName the age, then what changes
Each age prompt on this page has two parts: the age with two to four visible changes, and one sentence that keeps the person and the photo.
Her prompts end with
Keep it the same person: the same face shape, eye color, nose, freckles, moles and skin tone. Keep the pose, expression, clothing, framing, lighting and background exactly the same.
No freckles or moles in your photo? Leave those two words out, or the model may add them.
- 25
smoother, firmer skin, slightly fuller cheeks, no lines around her eyes, and glossier hair with no gray.
- 50
a few gray strands at the temples, fine lines around her eyes and mouth, and a slightly softer jawline.
- 60
hair mostly gray, deeper lines at her eyes and across her forehead, thinner lips, and looser skin on her neck.
- 70
silver-white hair, deep smile lines, lower eyelids that sag a little, and thinner skin with a few age spots.
- 85
thin white hair, deep wrinkles across her face and neck, hollower cheeks and temples, and heavier eyelids.
Make it moveAge the face in one take
Your edits can become a clip. In the video generator, pick Kling 4.0, add your photo as the first frame and your oldest edit as the last, and paste the prompt below. Kling 4.0 fills the seconds between them, so the face ages in one take for a reel or a short.
Clip prompt
She ages from 38 to 85 in one continuous take. Her hair turns gray at the temples, then silver, then white. Lines deepen around her eyes and mouth, and her cheeks grow hollower. She keeps looking into the camera with the same gentle smile and blinks now and then. The camera stays still. No cuts.
Simple pricing that scales with you.
Pick the plan for how much you post. Every model on every plan. Unused credits roll over. Cancel anytime.
Pro
Most popular$49/month
Billed monthly
For creators posting daily across channels
1,300 credits every month
- Up to 650 age edits
- Up to 130 AI videos
- Up to 4 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 2,600 credits
Studio
$99/month
Billed monthly
For brands and production teams
2,700 credits every month
- Up to 1,350 age edits
- Up to 270 AI videos
- Up to 9 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 5,400 credits
Scale
$199/month
Billed monthly
For agencies running always-on content
5,500 credits every month
- Up to 2,750 age edits
- Up to 550 AI videos
- Up to 18 hours of AI voiceover
- Roll over up to 11,000 credits
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Before you uploadCommon questions
Plans start at $19 a month. That covers about 250 age edits, enough to run every age on this page on your own photo many times over. One edit costs 2 credits at the default size, or 3 at 2K.
Yes. Name a lower age, like 25, and the changes you want gone: gray hair, lines at the eyes. Going younger changes less than going older, because the face shape you asked it to keep is much of what reads as age.
It shows one way you might look, not a prediction. The same photo and prompt, run twice, gave two different 70-year-olds on this page.
It works on a photo instead of a live camera lens. Take the picture first, upload it, and name the age. The result is an image you can post or share, and you can turn it into an aging clip with Sceneform's video models.
Write the age as a number in the prompt. The model treats it as direction, not a measurement, so two nearby ages can come out close. Naming what changes at that age moves it more than the number does.
Mostly, if the prompt says what to keep. End it with your face shape, eye color, nose and any marks your photo shows, and the pose, clothing and background. Name only features you have, or the model may add them.
A sharp, front-facing photo in even light, with your whole face visible. A side angle, sunglasses or hair across the eyes leave the edit less of the face to age.
Yes. Age your photo first, then open the video generator with Kling 4.0. Add your photo as the first frame and the oldest edit as the last frame, and describe the change in one take.
Your upload and your results stay in your library while your account is active, and for 365 days after a subscription ends. You can delete them any time. Sceneform does not sell them and does not use them to train AI models. To make the edit, the photo goes to the company that runs the model, under its own terms.
One photoEvery age you want to see
Six strips of the same face, from 25 on the left to 85 on the right. Bring a portrait and pick your own ages.
