New — an AI keepsake from NubHub

What will your baby look like? Let AI imagine it

Upload a photo of one or both parents and our AI baby generator imagines your newborn in four photo-style portraits. It’s a fun, artistic imagining — not a prediction — and after the birth you can put it side by side with the real thing. Just £9.97.

  • Ready in about a minute
  • Photos deleted after 30 days
  • Clearly labelled as AI
AI-generated example: a sleeping newborn with red hair, swaddled in a cream knitted blanketAI imagining
Example — an AI imagining made from two AI-generated stand-in parents
How it works

How our AI baby generator works

  1. Step 1: Add your photos

    One or both parents, facing the camera in good light — one person per photo. Everyone pictured must be an adult who’s happy for you to use their photo.

  2. Step 2: AI imagines your newborn

    Four photo-style portraits in different cosy scenes, ready in about a minute. Boy, girl or neutral — your choice.

  3. Step 3: Download and share

    Use the Download button and each portrait comes with a slim “AI imagining” label, ready to share honestly. Not keen on one? Redo it.

After the birth

The “AI vs reality” twist

After your baby arrives, come back whenever you’re ready and add their first photo. We’ll put your AI imagining and your real baby side by side on a keepsake card — with the scan from your NubHub reading too, if you had a NubHub reading. Tell us your due month and we’ll send one gentle reminder.

  1. 12 weeks

  2. AI

    NubHub imagined

  3. Your baby’s first photo

    Real life

What you get

What you get for £9.97

  • Four AI newborn portraits in different scenes, as high-resolution downloads
  • Up to 6 redos if a portrait isn’t quite right
  • Boy, girl or neutral — from your NubHub reading or your own choice
  • Your “AI vs reality” card, whenever you’re ready after the birth
  • A private studio link — your photos are deleted after 30 days

No NubHub reading yet? Find out how nub theory gives an early boy-or-girl hint from your 12-week scan.

Straight talk: no one — and no AI — can tell you what your baby will look like. Genes mix in surprising ways, and newborns change by the week. Meet Your Baby is an artistic imagining for fun, made from the photos you give us. Every portrait is labelled as AI, and we never present it as a prediction. Not medical advice.
Straight answers

Honest answers

Is this what my baby will look like?

Honestly, no. Nobody can predict a baby’s looks from their parents’ photos — genes mix in surprising ways, and newborns change quickly. Our AI creates an artistic imagining inspired by the photos you share. Enjoy it as a fun keepsake, not a prediction.

Whose photos can I use?

Photos of you and your baby’s other parent — but only of adults who have agreed to their photo being used. One person per photo, facing the camera in good light, with no sunglasses. For the portraits, please don’t upload photos of children, or of anyone who hasn’t said yes.

What happens to my photos?

They’re stored privately and used only to make your portraits (our AI image provider processes them to create the images). They’re deleted automatically after 30 days, and you can delete them yourself in your studio at any time. We never use your photos to train AI.

Does it show a boy or a girl?

If you’ve had a NubHub reading, we start with that result. You can choose boy or girl yourself, or keep it neutral if you’d rather not know or want to keep it a surprise.

How long does it take?

About a minute. The four portraits are made two at a time, roughly 25 seconds each, and appear in your private studio as they finish. If one isn’t quite right, you can redo it — up to 6 redos per order.

Can I get a refund?

Your portraits are made for you straight away, so at checkout you confirm you’d like that — which ends the usual 14-day cancellation right for digital content. If something goes wrong on our side, email support@nubhub.baby and we’ll fix it or refund you.

Create your portraits · £9.97

One-off payment. An AI-made keepsake for fun — not medical advice.