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About this tool
Enter parents' names and select physical traits to predict your future child's genetic traits and personality profile.
Future Child Predictor takes both parents' names plus their eye colour (brown, blue or green) and hair type (straight, wavy or curly) and returns a percentage split for the child's likely eye colour and hair, with name, personality and hobby suggestions attached. The trait percentages come from a fixed dominant/recessive style lookup — for instance straight-haired and curly-haired parents produce 70% wavy, 15% straight and 15% curly. No photos or uploads are involved: everything is derived from the six fields you pick, and the name-based parts are seeded by an order-independent hash so the same couple always gets the same report.
Open Future Child Predictor on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Type Father's Name and Mother's Name, then choose Father's Eye Color and Mother's Eye Color from Brown, Blue or Green.
Set Father's Hair Type and Mother's Hair Type to Straight, Wavy or Curly, then press "Predict Future Child Profile".
Read the Genetics & Trait Profile percentages with the name, personality and hobby suggestions, then press Download to save child-genetics-report.txt.
Each of the six eye-colour pairings and six hair-type pairings maps to its own percentage split rather than one generic answer.
Names are hashed after being sorted, so swapping who is entered as father and mother does not change the suggested names or personality.
Eye and hair percentages, two boy names, two girl names, a personality profile and a hobby all come out as one copyable text block.
In this tool, no — two blue-eyed parents return 99% blue and 1% green, with brown at zero. In real genetics eye colour is controlled by several genes and rare exceptions do occur, so treat the figure as a simplification rather than a rule.
80% curly and 20% wavy, with straight at zero. Two straight-haired parents sit at the other end of the table with 95% straight and 5% wavy.
No. The tool asks only for two names, two eye colours and two hair types — six fields in total — and produces the full report from those, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.
No, it is entertainment. Real trait inheritance is polygenic and cannot be predicted from a parent's visible eye or hair type alone, and the personality and hobby lines here are simply picked from four and six fixed descriptions; for anything medical, consult a doctor or genetic counsellor.