Five edits that still look like you.

One photo. Press the creases out of your shirt, change the outfit, try a haircut or a beard, or see yourself in thirty years — without turning into somebody else.

iOS and Android — coming soon

The same photo, five ways

Every image below is real output from the app's own pipeline, all from the single “before” portrait. The model is synthetic — nobody's actual photo.

The original portrait before any edit — Before

The photo you started with.

The same man with the creases pressed out of his shirt — Press the shirt

Creases and folds gone. Same shirt, same colour, same cut.

The same man wearing a denim jacket instead — Change the outfit

Pick a garment; it's fitted to your body and pose.

The same man with a buzz cut — Try a haircut

See it before the barber does it, not after.

The same man with a full beard — Grow a beard

Stubble to full beard, and back again.

The same man shown about twenty-five years older — Add the years

Natural ageing of skin and hair. No caricature.

Built around one rule

If it doesn't still look like you, it isn't worth showing you.

Your face is checked, every time

Every edit is compared against the original before you see it. If your identity didn't survive, Crease throws the result away and says so — and you aren't charged for it.

Your photo isn't kept

Photos are processed and discarded. Nothing is stored on our servers after your edit finishes, and nothing is used to train anything.

One person, fully clothed

Crease edits portraits of one clothed person. Photos with several people, no visible face, or anything sexual are refused before an edit even starts.

Try it before you pay

Your first three edits are free. After that it's credits or a subscription — no ads, and nothing sold on.