DeepMode

DeepMode works like a personal photo studio that lives in the cloud and never closes. Upload 5–30 photos of yourself, and the platform trains an AI model that learns your appearance. After that, you can generate images and videos of yourself in any setting: from an astronaut suit on Mars to stylized portraits in an anime style.

How to Turn Yourself into an AI Model

The training process takes about 15 minutes. You upload photos from different angles — close-ups, full-body shots, and images with different backgrounds. It’s important that the photos are high quality, without sunglasses or other people in the frame. The platform analyzes facial features, appearance details, and creates a digital twin.

Three types of models are available: image-only (50 credits), video (50 credits), and the universal All-in-One for 70 credits. The latter lets you generate both photos and videos from a single trained model — ideal for those planning to create content for social media or TikTok.

Image generation with emotion control

After creating a clone, you get access to text prompts. You describe a scenario — “me in a space suit against the backdrop of Mars” — and get an image. The standout feature is that you can change facial expressions, from a smile to a thoughtful look. This works through a separate emotion transformation feature that applies the desired expression to the generated face.

There’s a Remix mode: upload any image as a reference, add a prompt, and the platform recreates the composition with your appearance. It’s convenient if you’ve found an interesting pose or mood and want to try it on yourself.

Privacy and 18+ content

All generated content is kept private. DeepMode is positioned as a platform for adult content, so it does not impose censorship restrictions on prompts or styles. This sets the service apart from most AI generators, which block explicit requests.

The platform requires confirmation that the uploaded photos belong to you — this is a safeguard against creating deepfakes using someone else’s appearance. Refunds are not available for poorly selected images, so it’s worth reading the instructions carefully before training the model.

Video models are trained on the same photos — there’s no need to upload video files. You get short animated clips suitable for Reels or character animation. This saves time on filming and lets you experiment with looks that would be difficult or expensive to create in real life.