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Kid Superhero

Parents can turn a photo of their child into a cartoon superhero.

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A JPEG, PNG or WebP photo under 10 MB with the face clearly visible and everyone fully clothed. If a child is in it, you must be their parent or guardian.

A photo that passes our safety check stays in your account until you delete it. See our privacy policy.

The theme of the costume and the background.

The costume's main colours.

A cartoon superhero with dark hair and a smile, in a blue and silver costume with a cape, standing in the clouds.
A real result, not retouched, with the flying power. We made it from a photo of a toy figure, so it shows a grown-up cartoon: we don't show real children on this site. Open the 800x1071 file

Made with

Model
Nano Banana 2.1 by Google
Output
image
Cost per run
Shown before you run

Every kid wants to be a superhero for a day. This skill takes one clear photo and returns a cartoon superhero with the same hair and smile, in a full costume you choose.

How it works

  1. Upload a clear, fully clothed photo. It’s checked before anything else happens.
  2. Pick a superpower and a costume colour.
  3. The finished image is checked too, and then it’s yours to download. It’s labelled as AI-generated.

What it won’t do

It takes no typed instructions, only the choices on the form. It makes cartoons, not realistic pictures, and it refuses anything the check isn’t sure of. Read the content rules for the full list.

Questions

Who can use a child's photo here?
Only the child's parent or guardian, and any adult in the photo must have agreed. You confirm that before each run.
What photos are refused?
Any child in swimwear or underwear, shirtless or not fully clothed, plus all nudity, sexual content and famous people. If the check is unsure, it refuses.
Do you keep the photo?
A photo that passes our safety check stays in your account until you delete it or close your account, as the privacy page explains. We don't use it for anything but your runs, we don't train AI on it, and we don't look at it unless someone reports the run.
What happens if the finished image fails the check?
You don't see it, we delete our copy, and you get your credits or free run back.