Put your face on a magazine cover
| What you bring | One photo of yourself, or a character you have the rights to |
|---|---|
| Looks | 62, in 6 categories |
| What it costs | 9 credits at Standard, 14 at High, 23 at Max |
| What you get back | One image per look, saved to your gallery |
| Your own looks | Upload any image as the style, then name and keep it |
| If it fails | Not charged |
Where the covers live
Magazine covers, posters and composed layouts are in the Layouts category, with 11 looks, and the Ads and Product category, with 12. The grid has category tabs above it.
A cover look does more than restyle the photo: it composes the frame, which is why these sit in their own categories rather than under Portrait.
Getting a usable cover first time
A clear, well lit face works best, and head and shoulders usually composes better than a full body shot.
Standard quality at 9 credits is enough to judge the composition. Step up to High or Max once you know which look you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which category has the covers?
Layouts, with 11 looks, and Ads and Product, with 12.
Will it put real magazine branding on it?
The looks are our own compositions. They are not reproductions of a particular publication.
How much is one?
9 credits at Standard, 14 at High, 23 at Max, shown on the tile before you tap.
One photo, 62 looks
Add a photo and tap a look. Standard is 9 credits, High is 14, Max is 23, and the tile shows the price before you tap. A new account opens with 25 credits, so the first two looks at Standard are covered.
Add a photo, tap a look