
Cafe selfie
“A casual selfie at a cafe table, arm stretched toward the camera, denim jacket, a flat white on the table, bright window behind, easy smile, unedited smartphone look.”
made from a photoUse this recipeDescribe a selfie, or add a photo to work from. Pick the place, the outfit and the light.
One clear photo of each face. JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone photos.


Each style makes one photo. Pick a few and you see the whole plan, and the price, before anything is made.
PicYep's AI selfie generator makes a realistic selfie from a sentence, or from photos you add: up to 16 JPG, PNG or WebP photos, each up to 10 MB. You do not have to write a prompt: start from any example on this page and add your own photo.
New accounts start with free credits, and no card is needed to sign up. The cost of each photo is shown before you generate, and a request that ends without a photo gets its credits back. Your photos stay private to your account, carry no watermark and are yours to use for personal and commercial work.
Which model works best for this? See our side-by-side test of every model, with all results
Each one is shown with the words it was made from. Use one as it is, or change a few words.

“A casual selfie at a cafe table, arm stretched toward the camera, denim jacket, a flat white on the table, bright window behind, easy smile, unedited smartphone look.”
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“A casual smartphone selfie of a woman in her twenties with freckles and a messy bun, in a sunlit kitchen, oversized grey sweatshirt, slightly imperfect framing, unedited everyday look, realistic skin texture.”
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“A mirror selfie at the gym after a workout, holding the phone at chest height, grey tank top, a towel over one shoulder, a rack of weights behind, bright overhead light, tired happy smile, unedited smartphone look.”
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“A golden hour selfie on a city rooftop, arm stretched toward the camera, light knit cardigan, low sun behind with a warm flare, soft smile, unedited smartphone look.”
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“A selfie on a mountain trail, arm stretched toward the camera, green rain jacket and a small backpack, pine forest and peaks behind, bright overcast light, wide smile, unedited smartphone look.”
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“A casual smartphone selfie of a man in his thirties with a short beard and round glasses, in a bookshop aisle, mustard beanie and a denim shirt, warm indoor light, slight grin, unedited everyday look, realistic skin texture.”
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“A travel photo on a coastal path, white T-shirt and sunglasses pushed up on the head, sea and cliffs behind, late afternoon sun, wind in the hair, relaxed laugh, natural skin texture.”
made from a photoUse this recipeEvery example was made on this site and is shown as it came out, with nothing retouched. The people and pets in the photos they were made from are AI-generated, not real.
Describe the person and the moment in a sentence. To be in the selfie yourself, add one clear photo of your face.
Say where it is, what you are wearing and what the light is like. Words such as "arm stretched toward the camera" make it read as a selfie.
The cost in credits is on the button before you send. If it is not right, try again: every attempt is different.
Change a few words in any of these.
On a coastal path, sunglasses pushed up, sea and cliffs behind, late afternoon sun.
A mirror selfie after a workout, phone at chest height, a towel over one shoulder.
At a cafe table, arm stretched toward the camera, a flat white on the table, a bright window behind.
In a hallway mirror before going out, coat on, warm indoor light.
On a rooftop with the low sun behind and a warm flare across the frame.
On a mountain path in a rain jacket, pine forest and peaks behind, bright overcast light.
Add a photo of yourself and the selfie is made with it in view: the face, the hair, the build. Every attempt gives you a new take to choose from.
A sharp photo that faces the camera, with nothing across the face, gives the best start. If a result does not look like you, try again or switch model.
Guide: prompts, reference photos and fixes"Unedited smartphone look" or "slightly imperfect framing" keeps it from turning into a studio portrait.
Window light, gym lights overhead or a low sun does more than any adjective.
One or two things you are wearing are enough.
Asking for realistic skin texture keeps the pores and lines that make a face look real.
It is free to try. A new account starts with free credits. No card is needed to sign up. After that, credits come with a plan or a credit pack.
No. A sentence is enough: the selfie will show a person who fits your description and does not exist. Add a photo only if you want the selfie to be of you.
Yes. Add one clear photo of your face and describe the selfie you want. A sharp photo that faces the camera gives the closest match. Every attempt is a new take, so if one is not right, try again or switch model. The guide explains how.
Yes. Your photos and the selfies made from them stay in your own library, and nobody else can open them unless you share a link. We do not use them to train AI models. A phone photo has its location and other camera details removed before it is sent.
Start from an example, change the place and the light, and keep the one you like.