Celebrity Look-Alike takes one portrait and returns a generated image of the closest celebrity match, with no prompt and no parameters. The photo must show a single clear, roughly frontal face, and the result carries no name or score.
Workbench
These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.
Outputpassport-frontal-male There is nothing to send but `image_url` - no prompt, no ratio, no format - so everything you control happens before the call, in the portrait you hand it. This one is deliberately plain: frontal, waist-up, a single hard key from the left, a backdrop falling to black. That way the returned frame can be compared against a clean geometry rather than against a pose, and the shadow down the jaw and sternum gives you a reference edge to check it on.
Outputside-light-portrait-female The same single-input endpoint run against a deliberately harder source: a soft window key from one side, half the face dropped fully into shadow, one wet strand crossing the collarbone. Set beside the frontal portrait on this page it isolates the only variable you hold, since there is no prompt and no parameter to change between the two calls. Where the frontal frame tests geometry, this one tests what survives when half the face carries no information at all.
This example starts at $0.05 per image. The Playground updates the estimate when you change the settings.