Dating photos that look like your best day
Most dating profiles fail on the photos, not the bio. The problem is rarely how you look — it's that nobody has taken a good picture of you in three years. Upload a few selfies and get a set that looks like you on a good day, in good light, doing something.
Five free creations — no signup, no card


How it works
- step 11
Upload a few selfies
Around ten ordinary photos. Front-facing camera is fine.
- step 22
Pick your settings
Coffee shop, hiking trail, night out, plain background. Choose what actually matches your life.
- step 33
Pick your favourites
Results in about three minutes. Download the ones that look like you and bin the rest.
What makes a profile work
A clear first photo
One person, face visible, no sunglasses, no group shot where nobody knows which one you are.
Range, not repetition
Five near-identical selfies read as one photo. Vary the setting, the light and the distance.
Something to ask about
A photo with a place or an activity in it gives the other person an opening line.
Recognisably you
Photos that oversell get punished at the first meeting. The point is a good picture, not a different person.

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Start free, then pay only if you keep going
You can try it without signing up. Every new visitor gets ten credits — five free creations — usable on every part of the app including AI edits, which is enough to upload your selfies, generate a set and judge the likeness before spending anything or handing over an email. After that a photo set costs 2 credits and an edit costs 1 per image, and a failed generation is refunded automatically. Current packs and tiers are on the pricing page.
See pricingWhat happens to the photos you upload
Your selfies are used to build your own face model and generate images for you, nothing else. They are not sold, rented or shared, and no third-party AI service, ad network or external processor receives them. Source photos are kept until you delete the face profile; deleting your account permanently removes your model and images.
Read the full answersCovered in the press
TechCrunch, Forbes Australia, the Evening Standard and Khaleej Times have all written about Artisse, along with HackerNoon, Unite.AI, Tech Times and The Messenger. See the coverage
Common questions
- Are AI dating photos allowed on Hinge, Bumble and Tinder?
- They are photos of you, generated from your own images, so they do not misrepresent who you are. Use ones that genuinely look like you — that is both the honest choice and the one that works, since the photos have to survive meeting in person.
- Will people be able to tell?
- The results that look artificial are usually the over-stylised ones. Choose the natural settings and ordinary lighting and they read as normal photos.
- How many photos should I put on my profile?
- Four to six, varied. A clear solo shot first, then different settings — most apps let people swipe through, and repetition is what loses them.
- Do I need good selfies to start?
- No. Phone selfies in normal light are what the model expects. Varied angles and expressions matter more than quality.
- Is it free to try?
- Yes — new accounts get free credits, enough for a first set before you decide whether to buy more.
Fix the photos first
Free to start on iPhone, Android and the web.



