RPG AI Selfie turns a single selfie into fantasy role-playing portraits of the user’s own face. The user chooses one of nine races, including elf, human, dwarf, orc, halfling, dark elf, dragonborn, half-elf and gnome, and one of twelve classes such as wizard, paladin, rogue, bard and ranger, and receives up to 20 cinematic portraits in armour, lighting and settings that match. The site describes a face-locked approach in which the real features carry through the costume, and adds animated hero clips that turn portraits into short videos, AI-generated D&D character sheets, one-click image editing and a party feature for group portraits with a unified art style through private invite links.
It is aimed at tabletop and online role-players who want character art, tokens and avatars that look like them, and the free preview of one portrait with no card lets you judge the likeness before paying. The site does not name the models behind the portraits, which matters because likeness quality varies between face-personalisation methods; test with your own selfie. The site states that selfies and portraits are private to the account, are not shared or used to train public models, and that you own the rights to your portraits.
Pricing is credit-based: Adventurer at $19 for 200 gold (about 20 portraits), Champion at $49 for 550 gold, Legend at $99 for 1,200 gold, a Pro plan at $99.99 a month for 120 gold a month, and a $6.99 monthly Keeper plan for storage, since portraits are kept for 30 days without a subscription. Uploading faces raises a consent question the pages reviewed do not address: only upload photos of yourself or of people who have agreed. No operator or company is named on the pages reviewed, so read the privacy policy before uploading photos.
