About this tool
Upload your photo and use the target age slider to visualize your look, traits, and wellness projections in the future.
The Age Progression Generator takes a photo you upload, finds the face with a 68-point landmark model, and draws an older version of it on canvas — desaturating the image, multiplying a fine procedural crease texture over the face region, and adding structural lines at the landmarks themselves: three forehead furrows above the brows, crow's feet at the outer eye corners, and nasolabial folds running from the nostrils to the mouth corners. A slider sets the target age anywhere from 50 to 90, and alongside the image you get simple index readouts for grey hair, skin elasticity and life experience derived from that number. It is a novelty visualisation for fun and curiosity, not a forensic or medical prediction, and the photo never leaves your browser.
Open Age Progression Generator on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Drop a photo on the 'Upload a Photo to Age' panel or click Select Photo to browse; anything bigger is refused with 'Image size exceeds the 10MB limit.'
Drag the Target Age Projections slider — it runs from 50 to 90 years old and starts at 65 — then click Simulate Age Progression, which detects face-api landmarks in your browser and repaints the photo on canvas while 'Running Age Progression Simulators...' shows
Compare Original Photo against the projection panel beside it, headed 'Age 65 Projection' for the default target, then read the Progression Indicators percentages — Gray Hair Index, Skin Elasticity Index and Wisdom & Life Experience — with Future Interest and Longevity Tip below; Download saves age-progression-65.png named for that target age, Copy Projections copies the text report, and Reset clears the photo
Creases are drawn at detected landmark coordinates — brow points, outer eye corners, nostrils and mouth corners — so they sit where your own features are.
Desaturation and the index readouts both scale with the slider, so age 55 and age 85 produce visibly different results from the same photo.
Export the aged image as a PNG and copy a plain-text summary of the projection numbers without re-running anything.
50 to 90 years, set with the slider. The grey-hair index scales as (target age minus 30) multiplied by 1.8 and therefore saturates at 100% from about age 86 upward, while the elasticity index falls by 1.1 points per year past 20 and bottoms out at 10%.
No. It applies generic ageing cues — desaturation, a crease texture and landmark-anchored lines — at a strength driven only by the age you pick. It does not model your genetics, sun exposure, weight change, hairline or bone structure over time, so treat the output as entertainment rather than a forecast.
Purely on the target age you selected — each one is a fixed arithmetic formula applied to that number, not a measurement taken from your photo. They exist to make the slider's effect legible, and the accompanying hobby and wellness lines are drawn from a short fixed list. None of it is health information; talk to a clinician about anything to do with your actual skin or health.
The tool still produces an image, but it falls back to generic forehead arcs across the centre of the picture instead of landmark-anchored creases, and the result looks noticeably cruder. A clear, well-lit, front-facing photo under the 10 MB upload limit gives the detector the best chance.