AI dating photos that hold up in person

Most AI photo tools are built to impress you with volume. You get a hundred images, a good number of them don't quite look like you, and the whole thing sits behind a weekly subscription you have to remember to cancel. Dating Studio is smaller on purpose. The deliverable is a set you'd put on a profile without editing it down, the price is a single charge, and likeness is the thing we optimize for rather than a feature we mention in passing. The process is short. You upload a few clear selfies. We fine-tune a private model on your face, and that model is only ever used to make your photos. It never feeds a shared or general-purpose model. From there it generates a lineup that varies your outfit and surroundings from shot to shot, and every candidate gets compared to your real facial geometry. Anything that drifts too far from your face is thrown out before you see it. The photos that make it carry a per-photo Realness Score in your gallery, so you can judge the likeness yourself instead of taking our word for it. The lineup is six slots, which is a full profile rather than a folder to dig through. When a slot misses, the first move is a re-roll. Every tier comes with free re-roll rounds, unlimited on Premium, so replacing a shot doesn't cost anything extra. If the whole set still isn't good enough to use, you can request a full refund through support within 14 days of delivery, as long as you haven't downloaded more than 10 photos. There are three tiers, each a one-time charge. $29 gets a curated starter set. $49 gets the full six-slot lineup with free re-roll rounds. $79 adds front-of-queue priority and 100 photos for deeper coverage of each scene, with unlimited re-rolls. Nothing renews, and nothing is scheduled to charge you again. Privacy runs on a fixed schedule. Your uploaded selfies are purged within 30 days, and the private model trained on your face is deleted within 90. You can wipe both sooner from your account settings whenever you want. Your face is never sold and never used to train a model anyone else can touch.