Red-carpet gala

A red-carpet gala couple photo from two separate selfies

How it works

1. 01
   Upload two photos

   One clear, front-facing photo of each person. Separate selfies are fine — you never had to be photographed together.

2. 02
   Pick this style

   We rebuild the scene around both faces, matching light so nobody looks pasted in.

3. 03
   Get four variations

   High-resolution, square + portrait. Your first photo is free.

What gives the gala look away

• Bright key spotlights and the pop of flashbulbs, not a flat pasted backdrop
• Sequin-gown and black-tie wardrobe supplied by the style
• Glamour light matched across both faces so nobody looks cut out
• The energy of a red-carpet step-and-repeat, with your real likeness intact

When couples reach for this one

• A playful, high-glamour keepsake for the two of you
• Long-distance couples who want one dazzling frame together
• A fun anniversary or party portrait with real sparkle
• Anyone who wants the celebrity red-carpet look for once

Red-carpet couple photo — questions

Can I make a red-carpet couple photo from two separate selfies?

Yes. Upload one clear photo of each person, taken anywhere. DuoPortrait builds a single shared red-carpet frame; you never needed to be photographed together.

Will both faces still look like us?

Yes. We extract a face embedding from each upload and feed it through an identity-preserving model, so your features stay yours. Only the gala wardrobe, spotlights and setting are added.

Do I need formal-wear photos?

No. Any clear, front-facing photo works, even a plain phone selfie. The style supplies the sequin-and-tuxedo wardrobe and the red-carpet lighting.

How much does a red-carpet couple photo cost?

Your first photo is free. After that, credit packs start at $4.99 — no subscription, and credits never expire.

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