You, as the star of a Saturday morning cartoon
Upload a photo and this tool redraws it as a western-style cartoon: bold even outlines, flat block colour, proportions pushed for expression. The exaggeration stops where recognition starts — the instruction behind it holds your face, hair and build steady, so the result is a cartoon of you rather than a generic cartoon person.
How it works
- 1
Upload a photo
A clear, well-lit shot of one person works best.
- 2
Pick a style
90s Saturday morning, modern flat, or retro rubber-hose.
- 3
Generate and download
Up to four variations land in your media library.
What you can make
Team and about pages
Staff portraits in one cartoon style, friendlier than headshots and easier to keep consistent.
Teachers and parents
Turn a class or family photo into something children actually want to look at.
Creators with a playful voice
Avatars and post art that match how you already talk.
Gifts and cards
A cartoon portrait prints well and costs a fraction of a commission.
Upload a photo and this tool redraws it as a western-style cartoon: bold even outlines, flat block colour, proportions pushed for expression.
Turn your photo into a cartoonSpecs & limits
| Input | One photo you upload |
|---|---|
| Styles | 90s Saturday morning, modern flat, retro rubber-hose |
| Custom direction | Up to 2,000 characters, added to the style preset |
| Output | 1 to 4 variations; PNG, JPEG or WebP |
| Approach | Cartoon rendering applied with the subject’s identity preserved |
| Commercial use | Yours to use, including print |
Tips for better results
- A clear expression in the source carries through. Cartoons live on expression, and a flat one gives the model nothing to exaggerate.
- Simple backgrounds help. Flat block colour reads best against open space, and a busy room muddies the outlines.
- Modern flat is the gentlest on a face you need to stay recognisable; rubber-hose is the most stylised, so expect the biggest change.
- If you want halftone dots, ink hatching or heavy blacks, that is the comic tool. This one deliberately avoids all of it.
- Start with one. Variations differ more than you would expect, so it is worth a second run — but each image is billed, so raise the count deliberately rather than by default.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this and the comic tool?
Cartoon aims at animation: clean bold outlines, flat colour, no texture. Comic aims at print: halftone dots, cross-hatching, heavy blacks. They are separate tools because one instruction trying to serve both gives you a muddy middle that is neither.
Can I cartoon a group photo?
You can, but expect faces to drift from the third person onward. One or two subjects hold together well. For a team page, running each person separately gives a far more consistent set.
Will it still look like me?
That is the whole point of the edit side. The tuned prompt carries an explicit instruction to hold the face, skin tone, hair and proportions still and change only how the image is rendered. It is not perfect on every shot — a sharp, well-lit, front-facing photo holds far better than a dim or heavily angled one.
Is it free?
No — each run spends AI credits from your Wujud account, billed per output image. Credits are bought as a pack; new accounts start with none. AI tools need a paid plan.
Can I use it commercially?
Yes, including print and client work.