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AI yearbook photo: your 90s yearbook portrait

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The AI Yearbook Photo on LeafReel turns one photo of an adult into a classic 1990s high school yearbook portrait of the same person: head and shoulders with a friendly smile, a 90s hairstyle in their own hair color, 90s clothes such as a denim jacket or flannel shirt, the mottled blue-gray studio backdrop, soft flash and light film grain. There are no names or school logos. The result is a 3:4 image at 1K. Your first LeafReel image is free with a watermark; after that each yearbook photo costs 20 credits.

Your first image on LeafReel is free: 1K, with a LeafReel watermark. After any purchase, it becomes the full-size image without the watermark.

How to create this video

  1. 01Upload one photoAdd a clear photo of one adult with the face fully visible.
  2. 02CreateSelect Create image; there is nothing to type or choose.
  3. 03Download and shareOpen Library to download your yearbook photo.

What is a yearbook photo?

A yearbook is a book published each year by a school to record the year, with a portrait of every student. In the 1990s, American yearbook portraits had a recognizable look: a mottled blue or gray backdrop, soft flash, a slight turn of the shoulders and the hair and clothes of the decade. The AI 90s yearbook trend recreates that look from a modern photo.

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What does the 90s yearbook photo look like?

The yearbook photo looks like a real school portrait from 1996: head and shoulders, body slightly turned, a friendly smile, a 1990s hairstyle in your own hair color, a denim jacket, flannel shirt or turtleneck, the classic mottled blue-gray backdrop, soft frontal flash, light film grain and soft focus. There is no text, name or school logo.

Photo tips

  • One adult, face fully visible
  • A natural smile suits a school portrait
  • Front-facing photos keep the likeness strongest
  • Even light works best
  • Use photos of yourself or adults who agreed

For fun only; adults only. Not affiliated with any school or yearbook company. The example image on this page was made with this effect from a photo of a fictional person.

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Effect details

Input
1 photo of one adult
Output
The same person in a 1990s yearbook portrait
Aspect ratio
3:4 portrait
Resolution
1K
Cost
First image free with a watermark, then 20 credits
Failed job
Credits or the free image returned

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