How individual photos become one family portrait.

TogetherLens Three portraits · one family scene The people do not need to start in the same room—or even the same country.

Start with a portrait the model can actually read.

01 One face per image Visible eyes, natural detail, and a face large enough to inspect matter more than the original background.

Separate camera rolls are the point.

02 Backgrounds can differ Use recent, well-lit portraits. Similar crop depth and expression energy help the new scene feel shared. SKIP Sunglasses, heavy filters, tiny faces, or motion blur.

Let every person choose a photo they like.

03 Add two to five people That improves consent and gives the final family portrait a better starting point.

A familiar place makes the group feel believable.

04 Pick a scene with meaning A porch, kitchen, park, or holiday setting gives everyone a natural reason to belong in the frame.

Look past the first impression.

05 Inspect before keeping Check faces, hands, clothing, jewelry, and meaningful background details. Disclose when the scene is AI-created.

Bring the family photo you missed into view.

2–5 PEOPLE · 100+ SCENES Your people, one new frame See the exact source-photo recipe, then open TogetherLens from the store button for your device. Create a family portrait →