UnrealPerson is an amazing AI tool! This website uses powerful neural networks and AI facial recognition technology to generate 100% fictional faces that look incredibly realistic. Beyond that, it can also produce photos of cats, horses, art, and beaches. All this content is entirely fictional and can be used anywhere—like creating presentations, memes, and more—without worrying about licensing issues. This service is quite similar to the one I previously introduced: “100,000 Faces: An AI-Generated Library of Non-Existent Faces for Commercial Use.”
The UnrealPerson website explains how the tool works: much like the human brain, when you try to remember or imagine the faces of people you pass by, you might not recall a precise image but rather a very close approximation. UnrealPerson trains its AI on billions of human faces, enabling it to generate diverse, lifelike yet non-existent faces that may closely resemble real people, yet each is uniquely distinct.
This service is entirely free, and UnrealPerson will maintain its free plan indefinitely. However, the use of images for illegal activities is strictly prohibited.
User Guide
After opening the UnrealPerson website, click “Generate” to create a facial photo. No configuration options are provided.
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The generated “non-existent face” photos will appear on the right. Click “Download” to save them. UnrealPerson images are in JPEG format with a resolution of 1024×1024 pixels. Most look remarkably lifelike.
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From the homepage, you can also choose other non-realistic photos to generate, including: cats, horses, artistic photos, and beach scenes. The usage is the same—click “Generate” to create a photo within seconds, then click “Download” to obtain the image file.
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Three reasons why it's worth trying:
1. Utilizes advanced neural networks and facial recognition technology to generate highly realistic synthetic faces
2. Synthetic images can be used anywhere—in presentations, memes, etc.—without copyright concerns
3. Beyond faces, UnrealPerson can also generate cats, horses, art images, and beach photos