The input makes a difference

Get your band’s
photos ready.

One person per photo. Clear eyes. Even light. Everyone in on the idea.

A useful photo checklist

• Use a sharp portrait of one adult, with the face toward the camera.
• Choose even lighting and a simple background.
• Keep the face visible; skip sunglasses, masks and strong beauty filters.
• Use JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB before browser preparation.
• Use images with both edges at least 300 pixels. Very wide panoramas and narrow crops are unsuitable.

Put each person in the right slot

The lead singer is the required first photo. The two backing singers, keyboard player and sax player are optional in Band cast. “Left” and “right” refer to the viewer’s perspective. Avoid uploading the same face to several roles unless that repetition is intentional.

What stays local

Selecting a photo creates a browser preview. The browser prepares a smaller image for the request; it does not publish the original. Photos leave your browser only when you explicitly confirm a real generation. Closing the page discards the prepared photos.

What a good photo cannot guarantee

AI may change facial detail, clothing, body shape or movement. Clear inputs improve the starting point, but do not guarantee an exact likeness. This tool makes an imagined performance, not evidence of something a person did.

Read how submitted media is handled or follow the full concert walkthrough.