10 Best Baby Face Generator to Predict Your Future Child

There are many reasons why people might want to see what their child would look like or may just be curious about who they’ll meet in the future.

Whatever your reason is, there are plenty of apps out there that can help you visualize your future baby’s face!

I have tested some of the top baby face generator apps for Android and iPhone users to know how they produce different result and whether it’s worth your money or not.

In this experiment, I use this photo as the mother and the father for the baby.

Let’s see how each app produce different result and get to know more about them.

1. Baby Generator – A Baby Maker App

This baby generator app claims to use advanced AI algorithm to calculate the future baby face. When you open the app, it has three functions: future baby face generator, parent-like percentage, and baby name generator.

To use the baby face generator, tap on the Future Baby, choose your photo and your partner’s, then you will be brought to a pop up screen to choose baby skin tone, then it starts generating.

I have tried several times using different photos, but I think it seems like the result is just a randomized baby photos.

Here’s the result using my photos:

2. BabyMaker Predicts Baby’s Face

When you choose Baby Maker, you can analyze your face and the app will produce many possible faces for your baby.

The app is simple to navigate. Simply pick your pictures, choose your desired age or gender (optional), and hit the button to begin generating.

Based on the outcome, I may infer that this software is capable of masking and blending two parent faces. I can see that there’s a clear border between the forehead and eyes.

You can also pick your ideal hair color, eye color, gender, age, and skin tone using this app.

Here’s the result using my photos:

It has mixed reviews on Google Play.

A user named Amanda Rankford says, “Now this app is awesome our baby was so freaking cute! This app is better then all the other baby making apps by far.”

However, another user named Jerome Cheynel had a bad experience. He reviewed: “Just not working. Keeps telling me to check my connection, that it can’t analyze my picture, even though my Internet is working fine on both Wi-Fi and mobile network.”

Baby Maker & Face Generator (Free Trial)

This is not your typical baby face generating application. It also has a pregnancy tracker and an article feed devoted to pregnancy and child health. The developer, Luxand, Inc., claims that the app utilizes a biometric identification method and complex science to compute the generated baby face.

Baby Maker & Face Generator is a paid app with a price $7.99/week and $49.99/year, but you can get free trial for 3 days. I think it’s one of the best in this list because it generates consistent result between Android and iOS.

Here’s the result:

BabyPredictor – Generate your future baby face

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BabyGenerator – Predict your future baby face

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BabyGen – Predict & generate your future baby face

And here’s the result:

Make A Baby: Future Face Maker (iOS Only)

As the name implies, Make A Baby is one of the most popular apps for parents.

This app doesn’t just help you visualize what your child will look like in the future, but it also packed with other gimmicky feature like baby game which allows you to raise your virtual baby.

And here’s the result:

Future Baby Face Generator! (iOS Only)

Here’s the result:

Baby Face Generator (iOS Only)

Here’s the result:

Baby Generator: Future BabyFace (iOS Only)

If you’re looking for a free app, pass this one.

To me personally, this baby face generator has the nicest UI design, unlike any other app in this list. It’s easy to use, has cool graphic, and fun color choice.

The app is free with in-app purchases. At first, I thought the premium version would remove the ads, but no it’s not. This app has no ads. It turns out you have to pay to see the generated baby face result.

You can choose the pricing from $3.99 per week or $18.99 for lifetime.

Here’s the result: