Another life. Still you.
Faata's first photographic story, The Estate, is being prepared for launch. Bookings and photo uploads are not open yet.
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An AI photoshoot can create new images of you from photographs you already have. You don't need to stand in front of a photographer or know what to do with your hands. You do need clear references of your face and build.
Faata is preparing The Estate for people who want to see themselves in a different setting. You bring 5–10 suitable photographs; Faata creates the photographic story around you. See how it works.
Book a photographer if you want photographs of an actual occasion, your own clothes or a place you visited. A photographer can guide you during the shoot and capture what happens between poses.
An AI photoshoot suits an imagined setting you want to explore from home. Faata's The Estate is designed around that experience: yourself in a country-house story, without arranging a visit or a shoot. The images are AI-generated, so they aren't a record of a real trip.
A free AI image tool may give you an image you love. If you enjoy trying prompts and sorting through results, that can be enough.
With Faata, the purchase is intended to cover a defined photographic story: 12 finished images across three chapters, with scenes and clothing already arranged. You don't write prompts or assemble the series yourself. Before paying for any AI photoshoot, check the delivered image count, resolution and refund terms. A large generation allowance alone tells you little about what you'll keep.
Photo AI offers fashion, travel and other lifestyle photo packs, with compositions ranging from wide shots to close-ups. Faata is preparing The Estate as a personal photographic story with portraits and wider views of you in the setting.
If full-body images matter to you, look for examples where the person's whole figure is visible. A gallery of good headshots doesn't show how a service handles body proportions. Check the specific package, too: lifestyle photography doesn't mean every delivered image will be full-length.
They can, but an AI photoshoot can also produce a face that feels unfamiliar. Clear reference photographs help establish your appearance; they don't guarantee a perfect match in every image.
Faata's brief is to preserve your recognisable features and apparent age throughout the story. The useful test is whether you recognise yourself when you look closely, including in the wider shots. A flattering photograph of someone who only vaguely resembles you misses the point. Current examples show the intended mood and are labelled as illustrations.
AI can represent the age and skin detail visible in your references, though it can also smooth skin or make a person look younger. Recent photographs without beauty filters give it clearer information to work with.
Faata aims for you to look recognisable and your age. We cannot promise an exact reproduction of skin texture, pores, wrinkles or freckles. Look closely at the finished images, especially around the eyes and mouth, when judging whether they feel like you.
It can. AI may invent proportions when the references don't clearly show your build, and even good references cannot eliminate every error.
Faata asks for at least one photograph that clearly shows your build, such as a full-length view, alongside your face photographs. Natural proportions are part of the creative brief. Use a reference that shows your body clearly, without a strong wide-angle distortion or clothing that hides its shape. You shouldn't need to look thinner or taller to belong in the scene.
AI can carry visible details into new images, but small features may change or disappear. Use photographs that consistently show the appearance you want represented. If you usually wear glasses, include clear views of yourself wearing them.
Faata uses your references to establish your appearance. We aim to keep your skin tone, hairstyle and other recognisable features, but cannot guarantee every detail. Lighting and distance also affect what is visible. For a feature that matters especially to you, ask support before ordering.
Look at full-size images and compare them with the person's reference photographs where those are available. Check whether their face, apparent age and build stay consistent across the series. Then look at hands, glasses, clothing edges and the way light falls on the skin.
A polished thumbnail can hide a lot. Several photographs of the same person are more useful than one striking example. Faata's current illustrative gallery shows the intended setting and mood; it doesn't establish how closely a paying customer's results will resemble them.
Yes. AI can place your likeness in a country-estate setting using your reference photographs, without a visit to the location.
Faata's first planned story, The Estate, moves through Arrival, The Library and The Grounds. The intention is a quiet photographic afternoon in another possible life, with you still recognisable within it. These are generated scenes, not photographs taken during a stay at an estate. Bookings are not open yet.
Yes, when the scenes, clothing and sequence are planned together. Keeping the same person recognisable across the images matters as much as giving them a similar colour palette.
The Estate is planned as 12 photographs across three chapters, with four photographs in each chapter. Faata arranges the scenes and outfits as a sequence, so the collection can move from arrival to the library and out into the grounds. The current illustrations show this planned structure; they are not delivered customer collections.
For Faata's first release, you choose The Estate as the setting. Faata selects the scenes and outfits from prepared combinations that belong together.
The first release doesn't offer an outfit picker, scene-by-scene selection or custom prompts. You won't be able to request your own clothes or change the colour of a selected outfit. Look through The Estate before ordering to decide whether its setting and style feel right for you.
Faata's planned process asks for 5–10 suitable photographs of you, including a view that clearly shows your build. Choose a mix of clear face photographs from different angles and at least one useful full-length or similar body reference.
Use photographs that represent how you look now. Avoid sending ten near-identical selfies: they may leave important angles or your proportions unclear. Faata checks the photographs before payment and may ask you to replace an image or add another view. Supported formats are JPEG, PNG and WebP.
Ordinary phone photographs can be suitable. You don't need to book a professional shoot to prepare for Faata.
Choose clear images with enough light to see your features. Include some views taken from farther away, since a close selfie can distort your face and doesn't show your build. A phone photograph taken by a friend can be useful here. Keep beauty filters off and make sure the photographs show the same current appearance. Suitability depends on the actual images, which are checked before payment.
Older photographs are useful only if they still represent how you look. If your face, hair or build has changed, choose more recent ones. Avoid beauty filters that alter your features or smooth away the detail you want preserved.
For Faata, use your own photographs with you clearly identifiable as the main subject. Leave group pictures out of your selection if there's any doubt about which person is you. Clear individual references give the service less to guess about. Photos that don't provide enough useful information may need replacing before payment.
Faata's published delivery commitment is a complete collection within 24 hours after payment confirmation. That clock starts when the payment provider confirms a successful payment, not when you upload your first photograph.
Before payment, Faata checks your photographs. You may need to add or replace a photograph during that stage. After payment is confirmed, we prepare your temporary visual reference and create your collection. Once the full collection is ready, you'll receive an email and can download it from your private collection. Bookings are currently closed. Read the delivery terms.
Check how the service uses your photographs, which providers receive them and how long each type of image is kept. A private gallery alone doesn't answer all three questions.
Faata's planned collections are private by default. Photographs needed for your session are processed by the AI providers used to assess and generate images, as well as the infrastructure supporting the service. Processing can take place outside your country. Uploads are currently closed; read the privacy policy before using them when they open.
Faata's privacy policy states that Faata does not use your photographs to train general-purpose generative models. Your photographs are used to prepare and create the personal photo session you request.
The images needed for that work are also sent to AI providers. Their processing and retention can differ from Faata's own storage rules. Faata's statement about its own use should not be read as a blanket promise about every provider. Ask support about the providers and processing that apply before you upload.
Faata's privacy policy says it will not publish your photographs or use them in advertising without separate permission. Buying a photo session doesn't give that permission.
You can choose to share selected finished images through the available public-link feature. Anyone with that link can access the selected photographs. Revoking the link stops further access through Faata, but it cannot remove copies someone has already saved. Keep the collection private if you don't want others to see it.
Faata provides controls for deleting individual uploaded photographs, and you can contact support to request deletion of your personal data. Removing photographs needed for a session may prevent it from being completed.
Faata's stated storage windows are no more than 24 hours after upload for originals, seven days from first readiness for prepared visual materials, and 30 days from readiness for a finished collection. Some necessary records and recovery copies have separate retention periods. These windows do not describe every copy held by AI providers. Read the deletion and retention rules.
Faata has announced a launch price of $29 USD for The Estate. The planned package contains 12 photographs across three chapters, with each delivered image at least 2048 pixels on its long edge. Digital delivery and downloads are included, with no separate delivery fee.
Bookings are currently closed, so there is no active purchasable offer. The exact price and payment currency will be shown before payment when bookings open. Your finished collection will be available for 30 days from readiness; download the photographs you want to keep. Explore The Estate.
Faata's One World is designed as a one-time purchase of one photographic story. The first release has no recurring subscription.
For The Estate, that purchase covers the agreed collection rather than an ongoing allowance of AI generations. Its 30-day viewing window is a storage limit, not a billing cycle. Download your photographs during that window to keep your own copies. The package and final price will be shown before payment when bookings open.
Faata's current examples are labelled as illustrative AI images. They show the intended mood and presentation of The Estate. They are not presented as paying customers' results and cannot prove how your own collection will turn out.
When comparing AI photoshoot services, look for clearly labelled customer collections alongside their reference photographs, shared with permission. A full series helps you judge likeness more fairly than a selected hero image. Read the refund conditions as well as the gallery before deciding to buy.
The Estate's planned files are at least 2048 pixels on the long edge, a useful size for many social posts and small prints. Cropping and the platform's compression can affect how they look after uploading.
Print size depends on the actual file dimensions and the printer's requirements. At 300 pixels per inch, a 2048-pixel edge gives roughly 6.8 inches, or 17 cm, before cropping. Check both image dimensions with your print shop for larger prints. Faata doesn't promise large poster prints from every file. Download the originals while your collection is available.
If a delivered image has a likeness or quality problem, email support@faata.ai and describe it. Faata's published terms provide for review and an appropriate resolution, including a refund where applicable.
You can also cancel for a full refund before the complete collection is ready, even if generation has started. A full refund can be requested if Faata cannot fulfil the order or misses the 24-hour delivery deadline. Support gives an initial reply within 24 hours. An agreed refund is initiated within 24 hours of confirmation of the refund decision; your bank's crediting time is separate. Read the full refund terms.