See yourself as a humanoid robot
You send a photo and get a humanoid robot version of yourself. Your facial structure and expression are kept, and the body is made of brushed metal and white panels with glowing blue seams and visible joints, in a clean futuristic lab.
- 2 credits per image
- Result in 1–2 minutes
- No sign-up
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In short: Turn your photo into a humanoid robot version of yourself with brushed metal plating and glowing blue seams. Ready prompt, result in 1-2 minutes, 7 images free.
- Where: the VisuMate bot in Telegram, no app or sign-up.
- Cost: 2 credits per image, 7 images free, then packs from 49 Telegram Stars.
- Time: 1 to 2 minutes per image, rerun with a new instruction at the same price.
When you need this
- You want a sci-fi avatar for a tech blog or a podcast.
- A coworker loves robots and you want a funny gift.
- You are building a story world and need a robot character with a real face.
How to do it
- 1
Press the button. The bot opens with the robot style selected.
- 2
Send a clear photo of your face, ideally as a file. In the caption you can ask for a color, for example gold plating.
- 3
In 1-2 minutes you get the portrait for 2 credits. Check the face against the original and rerun if needed.
Try it on your own photo: 7 images are free, no sign-up.
Make it in TelegramThe prompt behind this style
Turn this photo into a humanoid robot version of the person. Keep the facial structure and expression recognizable. Brushed metal and white panel plating, glowing blue seams, visible joints, a clean futuristic lab behind, realistic render. Vertical 3:4, no text.
The robot design
The picture shows a clean, realistic render. Brushed metal and white panel plating cover the head and shoulders, blue light glows in the seams, joints are visible and a futuristic lab blurs behind. Your face shape and expression stay recognizable. The image is vertical 3:4 with no text. People use it for tech avatars, presentation slides and playful team pictures.
Keeping the face
The AI turns the surface into metal, so skin texture is replaced while the structure of the face remains. Eyes, nose and mouth lines carry the likeness, and a sharp front-facing photo helps. If the result looks like a generic robot, rerun. A rerun costs 2 credits. Hair usually becomes plating or a smooth cap, so do not expect your haircut.
Limits
The robot is invented and does not show a real product or brand. The bot does not add serial numbers or labels. Results can differ widely between runs, which gives you options. If you prefer a toy look, a plush or brick figure style fits better. Results arrive in the chat and can be downloaded. Results arrive in the chat, and you can download the image at full size.
Tips
- A neutral expression translates well to a robot face.
- Facial hair and glasses are often kept as metal parts.
- Name a seam color in the caption, such as orange glow.
- Use a photo with space above the head.
- Try a second run for a different lab or pose.
Questions and answers
Will it look like me?
The structure and expression are kept. Surface details become metal.
Can I choose the color?
Write the color in the caption.
Does it work for a group?
It is made for one person.
Is there text on the robot?
No.
What does it cost?
2 credits.
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