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Recipe

Era portraitAI retro photo filter

You, photographed in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or Y2K.

from $0.25 an imageOne photo in, no prompt to write. Pay per result, no subscription.

The 80s portrait, animated: she laughs and waves at the camera
A phone photo of a woman with wavy dark hair in a grey t-shirt, in her kitchen
From this photo
A real run, then brought to life: its result is the first frame of this 5-second clip.

You bring

  • Your photoA clear, well-lit photo of one face.
Pick an era1980s
Pick a photoStudio portrait

Add your photo first. It waits while you sign in.

Your first image is free.

Your first image is free.

  1. 01Add your photo.
  2. 02Pick an era.
  3. 03Get it in seconds.

The photo

Before it moved

The photo that went in and what the recipe made. Drag to compare. Then the clip: “1980s camcorder home video: she laughs and waves at the camera, soft VHS colours, slight handheld wobble”

The woman as an 1980s studio portrait: big hair, a pink and teal jacket, a laser backdrop
A phone photo of a woman with wavy dark hair in a grey t-shirt, in her kitchen
Photo inResult

Questions

Era portrait, answered

What does Era portrait make?
You as if photographed in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s or Y2K: the hair, the clothes and the film.
What photo works best?
A clear, well-lit photo of one face.
What can I choose?
Era: 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s or Y2K. Photo: Yearbook photo, Studio portrait or Party snapshot.
How much does it cost?
From $0.25 an image, and you see the exact price before you press go. A run that fails costs nothing, there is no subscription, and your first top-up has no card fee.
Can I use the result commercially?
Yes. You own what you make on Leap, so you can use it commercially, and we never train AI on it. The people and brands shown in a result can still have rights in it; the Terms say more.
Can I run it from code?
Yes. Developers run it as leap/era-portrait through the Leap API, at the same price, with the same choices.

Rather write the prompt yourself? Try GPT Image 2, FLUX.2 [flex] or Grok Imagine.

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