How to make a Jean Phil inspired portrait from a selfie
To make a Jean Phil inspired portrait, sign in, upload a clear selfie and choose a styling preset in the homepage tool. Generate the portrait, inspect the result, then download the image or the 9:16 “Oui Madame.” share card.
1. Choose a photo you can use
Use a single, clearly visible face with even lighting. Avoid heavy face coverings, crowded group photos and a source already full of effects. The aim is to give the model a clear reference, not to guarantee an exact identity match.
Only upload an image you have permission to use. Your source photo is processed for generation; this app does not persist the uploaded original. Results remain in your private account history rather than a public feed.
2. Select the styling and image mode
Choose classic brown, pink suit, black hair with a yellow polo or custom styling. For a custom request, describe the change you actually want: wardrobe, background and framing are useful concrete details.
Use portrait for a standard image, pet styling for a pet reference, or a four-view character sheet for several angles. The sheet costs four credits. Two free standard or pet portraits are available per signed-in account each UTC day; further standard images cost one credit.
3. Check the result before sharing
Inspect eyes, facial structure, moustache, hands if visible and garment patterns. Compare the overall face with your source. AI outputs can change identity details even when the instruction asks to preserve them.
Save the ordinary portrait if you want flexible cropping. The share export places the transformed image into a vertical 9:16 composition with the exact caption “Oui Madame.”. Add a clear AI label wherever you post it.
4. Choose video only when you want motion
Open the separate video studio for shadowboxing, dancing or looking into the camera. Video requests require a successful credit-pack purchase. Five seconds costs 10 credits and ten seconds costs 20; confirm the price shown before submitting.
Generating a portrait does not silently trigger video. Video is a separate paid action, and neither facial consistency nor provider processing time is guaranteed. If you just want a meme image, stop after downloading the portrait.
Good questions
How many free images do I get?
Two standard or pet portraits per signed-in account per UTC day. Character sheets and videos are excluded.
Does making a portrait also start a video?
No. Video is a separate paid request in the video studio.
What should I do if the face changes too much?
Inspect the result and try a clearer source or simpler styling if you choose to generate again. Exact facial preservation is not guaranteed.
Make your meme portrait
Your face, inspired styling. AI generated.