How Resemblee compares family photos

1. Add the child

Choose one to three clear photos of the child. The crop editor helps keep one visible face centered in each photo.

• Use even lighting and a front-facing angle.
• Keep the forehead and chin visible.
• Avoid heavy filters and sunglasses.

2. Add the family

Add two to ten relatives, with a name, relationship, and up to three photos for each person. A group photo can also be scanned so you can select detected faces and turn them into editable relative entries.

3. Review and compare

Review every photo, confirm that you have permission to use it, and start the comparison. The service detects and aligns each face, creates a request-only face representation, and combines usable photos into a quality-weighted template for each person.

4. Read and share the result

The relatives you uploaded are ranked by visual similarity. The result shows the closest match in that group, a display score, photo-quality and consistency context, and optional detector-geometry cues based on landmark positions and face-box proportions.

• Download a branded result card.
• Use native sharing when the device supports it.
• Optionally create a private seven-day result-card link.

What the comparison cannot tell you

The result cannot establish identity, DNA, biological relationship, parentage, or medical information. It is an entertainment-oriented comparison of the particular photos you supplied.

A separate Future Look experience

When enabled, Future Look accepts one photo of yourself or someone whose photo you are allowed to use—your child, for example—plus a choice of 5, 10, 15, or 20 years ahead and one of two fixed visual styles. After photo-use confirmation and processor consent, the configured image processor creates one imaginative possibility.

• It is not a prediction or scientific age-progression analysis.
• The original is privately queued only as needed and deleted after generation.
• The private generated result expires after the configured short retention period or can be deleted sooner.