Make A Baby AI Future Face

Name: Make A Baby AI Future Face
Rating: 4.4 (3124 reviews)
Author: Ninja Chemist LLC

By: Ninja Chemist LLC App

What Will My Baby Look Like?

Overview

Version:

6.1.5

Last updated: 2025-01-07

Features & Capabilities

Make A Baby AI Future Face is a playful photo extension that lets you pick two parents, then generates a custom future baby in seconds. Try wacky filters like Baby Maker, Pregnant Booth, Chibi, and Face Placer to remix photos and share laughs.

The app emphasizes privacy — it does not collect or share user photos or face data — and offers a premium subscription for unlimited access to features. For best results, use front-facing, well-lit photos (Apple devices recommended). Some filters are free with watermarks; others require a subscription. Links to privacy policy and terms are provided.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App GenAI Photography Content Privacy & Security

By:

Ninja Chemist LLC

Rating:

4.40

(3,124) 3 new ratings

Version:

6.1.5 Last updated: 2025-01-07

Version code:

869247470

Creation date:

2013-10-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

107.40MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-29

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 33,437 ▲ 1,833

Other rankings

#47 in replace keyword 22 ▲

For Developers

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Developed by:

Ninja Chemist LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/make-a-baby-ai-future-face/id714388404

Website:

http://makeababyapp.com

User Reviews

Most reviews condemn the app as not free and overly expensive, with subscription charges like $4.99 per week. Users report poor result quality: generated babies are blurry, cropped, alien-looking, and sometimes do not resemble the user or match skin tone. The app is unreliable: it crashes or redirects to the home screen, and some users can't use it with photos from albums. Many reviewers view the product as a scam or rip-off due to misleading pricing and the perceived lack of value for the money. A few note it used to be free, but now it's paywalled.

Pros

Cons

Not free; requires paid subscription with prices like $4.99 per week; many reviewers feel the app is a scam due to hidden or high costs.
Poor output quality: generated babies are blurry, cropped, alien-looking, and sometimes do not resemble the user or match skin tone.
Reliability issues: app crashes or sends users back to the home screen, and some users cannot use it with photos from the camera roll.
Perceived misleading pricing: marketing suggests free access but actual use requires payment, leading to accusations of a scam/rip-off.