DatingPhotos turns 3–5 everyday selfies into 80–180 realistic dating profile photos for Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble. Instead of generic AI headshots, it focuses on natural, dating-ready images across 25–45 scenes—coffee shops, city streets, travel, outdoors, and more—while keeping your identity recognizable. No photographer, awkward posing, or subscription required. One-time packages start at $29. Upload your selfies, generate your set, and choose the photos that feel most like you.
Hey Product Hunt! I’m the maker of DatingPhotos 👋
I started building DatingPhotos around a simple problem: dating apps are incredibly visual, but getting a genuinely good set of profile photos is surprisingly difficult. Most people either use whatever photos happen to be sitting in their camera roll, ask friends to take awkward staged pictures, or pay for a professional photoshoot that can be expensive and still feel unnatural.
AI seemed like an obvious solution, but when I looked at many AI photo tools, I kept seeing the same problem: they were designed primarily for professional headshots or polished social media portraits. The results could look impressive, but often felt too perfect, too staged, or simply too “AI” for a dating profile.
That’s why I built DatingPhotos specifically around dating profiles. You upload 3–5 selfies, and DatingPhotos creates 80–180 photos across 25–45 different scenes, including casual coffee shops, city streets, outdoor settings, travel situations, lifestyle shots, and more. The goal isn’t to turn you into a different person. It’s to create better versions of the kinds of photos you could realistically have taken in real life, while keeping your identity recognizable.
I also wanted the pricing to be simple. There’s no subscription to remember to cancel. DatingPhotos uses one-time packages starting at $29, because most people don’t need another monthly subscription just to improve their dating profile.
I’m still actively improving the product, especially around realism, identity consistency, scene quality, and the overall onboarding experience. I’d genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community—especially on which generated photos feel natural versus obviously AI-generated, which scenes you would actually use on Tinder, Hinge, or Bumble, and anything that would make you trust the results more.
Thanks for checking out DatingPhotos, and I’d love to hear what you think!