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PicYep Team

The people who build PicYep and test every model it offers. We write about the photos you can make with AI and publish our test results in full, failures included.

How we test

Every test runs on PicYep itself, the way a visitor would use it: the same models, settings and prices anyone gets.

Every model gets the same input photos, the same description and the same settings, and we keep every result, including the ones that went wrong.
The people and pets in our input photos are AI-generated, so no real person's face is used.
Each photo is checked against a written list, and where something can be measured, such as how much of the original changed or how close a face stays to the input, we measure it.
Each post says when it was tested. When models change, we run the tests again and update the date.

Contact

A question about a test, or a correction? Write to support@picyep.com

About PicYep

Posts

Holiday Photos · Tested7 min read

Add a Santa Hat to a Photo with AI: 8 Models Tested (2026)

We added a Santa hat to six photos — one person, two people, a dog, a cat, a headshot and a group of five — with eight AI models and checked all 48 results. Here is which model to use and what each one changed.

Holiday Photos · Tested6 min read

AI Christmas Photos from Your Own Photo: 8 Models Tested (2026)

We made six Christmas photos from our own input photos — a fireplace portrait, snow, a card portrait, a family of three in matching pajamas, a dog and a man with his dog — with eight AI models. 48 results, every face measured.

Couple & Group Photos · Tested6 min read

AI Couple Photo from Two Photos: 8 Models Tested (2026)

We put two people, each from a photo of their own, into six couple photos — a park walk, a cafe, a beach at sunset, Christmas, a rooftop selfie and an anniversary portrait — with eight AI models, and measured both faces every time.

Couple & Group Photos · Tested8 min read

AI Group Photo from Separate Photos: 8 Models Tested (2026)

We asked eight AI models to put three to six people, each from a photo of their own, into one picture — and to add a missing person to an existing group photo — then pushed the two big-group models to eight, twelve and sixteen people. Every face measured. Here is which model keeps everyone.

Headshots & Profile Pictures · Tested7 min read

AI Headshot Generator Test (2026): 8 Models Tested for Likeness

We made six professional headshots — LinkedIn, a job application photo, outdoors, white background, office and creative — from one photo each, with eight AI models, and measured how closely every face matches its photo. 48 results, all shown.

Pet Portraits · Tested6 min read

AI Pet Portrait from a Photo: 8 Models Tested on a Dog and a Cat (2026)

We turned one photo of a dog and one of a cat into studio, park, royal oil-painting, watercolor and cartoon portraits with eight AI models — 48 results, all shown. Here is which model keeps your pet looking like your pet.

Prompts & How-tos · How-to8 min read

AI Headshot and Photo Apps Compared (2026): Price, Refunds, Privacy

What nine AI photo and headshot services say on their own sites about price, how many photos you get, how long results take, refunds and what happens to your photos, next to PicYep. Checked October 15, 2026, with a link to every source.

Headshots & Profile Pictures · Tested6 min read

AI Profile Picture Generator Test (2026): 8 Models, 6 Styles

We made six square profile pictures from one photo each — Instagram, dating, a solid-color backdrop, work, black and white, and a 3D cartoon avatar — with eight AI models. 48 results, every face measured, the misses included.

Selfies & Portraits · Tested6 min read

AI Selfie Generator Test (2026): Which of 8 Models Keeps Your Face

We made six selfies from one photo each — a cafe, a gym mirror, Paris, a beach at sunset, a kitchen, and one from a description alone — with eight AI models, and measured every face against its photo. 48 results, all shown.