How FamilyGen Works

1. Upload your portrait and a family context photo

The first image should clearly show the subject. The second image should communicate the family setting or composition you want. This paired input model helps the system preserve identity while keeping the final frame coherent.

2. Choose the quality level based on the final job

2K is the practical choice for review and everyday sharing. 4K is the better choice for printing, framing, calendars, or photo books. FamilyGen keeps this distinction visible because quality should map to use case, not just a bigger number.

3. Generate, evaluate, and refine with better inputs if needed

If a result looks close, a retry may help. If the core composition or identity feels off, stronger source photos usually improve outcomes more than repeating the same weak inputs. That is why the product keeps upload guidance visible across the site.

4. Use trust pages before you purchase more credits

Pricing, FAQ, privacy, and contact pages exist to reduce uncertainty. Users should understand credits, failure refunds, and privacy handling before buying or regenerating repeatedly.

Before you spend more credits, check these three things

• Whether the portrait image is clear enough to preserve facial identity.
• Whether the family or context photo already matches the mood you want.
• Whether the current job is still exploratory 2K work or truly ready for 4K.