Face Morph - Blend Two Faces Together

Last updated July 2026

Create a new face from two people. Upload both photos, say how you want them blended, and the AI builds one face that belongs to neither of them.

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"morph the two people in this photo into one new face, an even blend of both as if this were their child, natural and realistic"

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How it works

Upload your first photo

Drop your first image into EditThisPic. This will be one of the two faces to blend. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Front-facing portraits with clear, well-lit faces work best for morphing.

Expect: Face morphs are the slowest edit here — usually 40 seconds to 2 minutes, because they run on a heavier model than a normal edit.
Add the second face as reference

Click '+ Add reference image' to upload the second person's photo. This gives the AI both faces to blend together. Choose photos with similar lighting and angles for the most natural-looking morph.

Tip: Both photos should be roughly the same angle—front-facing works best. Side profiles mixed with front views create unnatural results.
Describe the blend you want

Type your instruction: 'blend these two faces together into one combined face'. You can ask for an even mix, lean it toward one person, or name features to favour — the AI treats these as a nudge rather than a setting. It creates a NEW face, not a face swap.

Tip: Say which person you want the result to favour in plain words — 'lean it toward the man on the right'. Naming a person works better than naming a number.

Copy one of these to get started:

Even blend of two faces blend these two faces together into one combined face, mixing their features evenly into one new person
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What would our baby look like morph the two people in this photo into one new face, an even blend of both as if this were their child, natural and realistic
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Weighted blend favoring one face blend these two faces into one new face, leaning it toward the person in the first photo
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Mix specific features from each face create a morphed face using the eyes and nose from photo 1 combined with the jawline and mouth from photo 2
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3 more prompts

Celebrity mashup morph blend these two faces into one seamless morph, combine their features into a new unique face that looks like a mix of both
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Subtle blend with one dominant face morph these faces into one new person, keeping it closest to the first photo with a hint of the second
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Blend couple's faces evenly create a perfectly blended face combining both people equally, merge all facial features into one cohesive new face
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Review and refine the morph

Check the blended face looks natural and carries something from both people. Results vary between runs on the same two photos — if the mix isn't what you wanted, run it again or re-word which person it should favour.

Tip: If one face dominates, the fastest fix is another run — the blend lands differently each time. Re-wording helps less than re-rolling.

See it in action

Both of these took more than one run. Face morphs vary a lot between attempts on the same two photos — some runs come back looking mostly like one of your uploads. If that happens, run it again rather than re-wording.

Couple blended into one new face

Two studio portraits went in — a woman with dark curly hair and brown eyes, and a fair-skinned man with blonde hair and blue eyes — and one person came back who is neither of them: her dark curls above his paler skin, narrower jaw and grey-blue eyes. That is what a face morph produces. It is one new face, not the two photos side by side, and it is not a face swap.

Prompt: blend these two faces together into one combined face, mixing their features evenly into one new person

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Studio portrait of a woman with straight black hair and dark brown eyes — Main Photo

Studio portrait of her friend with natural curly hair and warm brown eyes — Reference

One new portrait blending both friends — long straight dark hair with a warmer complexion and fuller features — Result

Two friends morphed into one face

Two friends with very different features — straight black hair and dark eyes on one, natural curls and warm brown skin on the other — merged into a single new face. The result keeps the first friend's long straight hair and takes the second's warmer complexion and fuller mouth, landing on someone who is clearly neither of them.

Prompt: morph these two friends' faces into one new person, blending their features evenly

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Quick answers

How do I blend two faces together into one?

Upload your first photo, click '+ Add reference image' to add the second face, then type 'blend these two faces together into one combined face.' The AI creates a NEW face that mixes features from both people — it is not a face swap, and the result is someone who appears in neither photo. Morphs take longer than a normal edit, usually 40 seconds to 2 minutes.

Is there a free face morph tool that doesn't require login?

Yes. EditThisPic lets you morph faces for free without creating an account. Upload both photos, describe the blend you want, and download the morphed face. No watermarks on results. For more edits, credit packs start at $4.99.

What's the difference between face morph and face swap?

Face swap replaces one person's face with another person's face - the result looks like person B on person A's body. Face morph creates an entirely NEW face by blending features from both people together - the result is a unique face that's a combination of both, like a genetic mix. Use morph for 'what would our baby look like' or creative blends.

Can I control how much of each face goes into the morph?

You can ask, and it will nudge the result — but it is not a dial. Type something like 'lean this toward the person in the first photo' or 'take the eyes from photo 1'. The AI treats that as a hint, not a setting, and the same two photos can land differently on each run. If the balance isn't right, running it again is usually faster than re-wording. For a specific look, run it a few times and keep the one you like.

What's the best way to predict what a baby would look like?

Upload front-facing photos of both parents with similar lighting, then type 'morph these two faces as if creating their child, an even blend of both parents' features.' Use photos where both people are roughly the same angle and scale. Expect to run it more than once — the blend lands differently each time.

Is EditThisPic's AI faces morpher really free?

Yes — you get 1 free edit per week, no account needed. Credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits.

Can I morph faces on my phone?

Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.

What photo formats does the AI faces morpher support?

JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.

How much does EditThisPic cost?

You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, one-time credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits, valid 12 months, no subscription. Power users who edit daily can pick Studio Membership, a monthly workspace at $49.99/mo for 300 edits. Purchased downloads are clean with no watermark.

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How it works

Upload your first photo

Add the second face as reference

Describe the blend you want

Review and refine the morph